Add to ORKGWeb-based distributed collections often include links to documents that are expected to change frequently, such as blogs. The study reported here demonstrates that blog changes follow specific patterns. The results also illustrate the substantial role of standardized templates in blog pages. These results extend our earlier models that assess the significance of Web page change from a human perspective. These improved models will enable software systems to assist human collection managers in identifying unexpected changes and aberrant events
The global blogging phenomenon has caught researchers by surprise. While past research has focused o...
Web 2.0 (social networking, blogging and online forums) can serve as a data source for social scienc...
With an increasing number of people that read, write and comment on blogs, the blogosphere has estab...
Increasingly, Web-based distributed collections include links to documents that are expected to chan...
Weblogs ("blogs") have emerged as a significant communication medium. The BlogPulse Trend Search too...
Beyond serving as online diaries, weblogs have evolved into a complex social structure, one which is...
Weblogs (blogs)—frequently modified web pages in which dated entries are listed in reverse chronolog...
Web pages are created, modified and removed at unspec-ified times by their owners. The frequency and...
A critical look at more than one million bloggers and the individual entries of some 25,000 blogs re...
How do blogs cite and influence each other? How do such links evolve? Does the popularity of old blo...
The quest for identifying ‘significant properties’ is a common challenge for the digital preservatio...
Over the past few years, weblogs have emerged as a new com-munication and publication medium on the ...
How fast does the web change? Does most of the content remain unchanged once it has been authored, o...
How fast does the web change? Does most of the content remain unchanged once it has been authored, o...
The study of the blogosphere can provide sociologically rel-evant data. We analyze the links between...
The global blogging phenomenon has caught researchers by surprise. While past research has focused o...
Web 2.0 (social networking, blogging and online forums) can serve as a data source for social scienc...
With an increasing number of people that read, write and comment on blogs, the blogosphere has estab...
Increasingly, Web-based distributed collections include links to documents that are expected to chan...
Weblogs ("blogs") have emerged as a significant communication medium. The BlogPulse Trend Search too...
Beyond serving as online diaries, weblogs have evolved into a complex social structure, one which is...
Weblogs (blogs)—frequently modified web pages in which dated entries are listed in reverse chronolog...
Web pages are created, modified and removed at unspec-ified times by their owners. The frequency and...
A critical look at more than one million bloggers and the individual entries of some 25,000 blogs re...
How do blogs cite and influence each other? How do such links evolve? Does the popularity of old blo...
The quest for identifying ‘significant properties’ is a common challenge for the digital preservatio...
Over the past few years, weblogs have emerged as a new com-munication and publication medium on the ...
How fast does the web change? Does most of the content remain unchanged once it has been authored, o...
How fast does the web change? Does most of the content remain unchanged once it has been authored, o...
The study of the blogosphere can provide sociologically rel-evant data. We analyze the links between...
The global blogging phenomenon has caught researchers by surprise. While past research has focused o...
Web 2.0 (social networking, blogging and online forums) can serve as a data source for social scienc...
With an increasing number of people that read, write and comment on blogs, the blogosphere has estab...