The present study was conducted to examine the accessibility and corrosion of web references cited in articles of DESIDOC Journal of Library & Information Technology. A total of 1921 web references cited in 273 articles for five years from 2014-2018 were identified and checked to test their accessibility in terms of decay and persistence. Nearly 23.31% web references disappeared with passage of time. The results revealed that older the age of URL references, higher the percentage of inactive URL references. The .gov domain was found to be most constant with 95.99% accessibility rate. The average half-life for the missing web references during 2014-2018 was 6.55. The permanency of online resources is not assured because of the corrosion of w...
This research aims to examine URL decay of articles published in Journal of the Medical Library Asso...
To discover the current situation and characteristics of web citations accessibility, the present st...
This research aims to examine URL decay of articles published in Journal of the Medical Library Asso...
The present study is conducted to analyze the accessibility, deterioration and half-life of URLs of ...
The present study is conducted to analyze the accessibility, deterioration and half-life of URLs of ...
This article examines availability and half-life of URLs cited in articles published by Information ...
The present study is conducted to identify the prevailing citation trends, durability of web citatio...
The present study is conducted to identify the prevailing citation trends, durability of web citatio...
This paper examines the persistent accessibility of cited URLs in International Journal of Pavement ...
The present study is conducted to identify the prevailing citation trends, durability of web citatio...
The study investigated the use of URLs as citations and their longevity, based on 966 articles publi...
The study investigated the use of URLs as citations and their longevity, based on 966 articles publi...
International Journal of Education and Development using Information and Communication Technology (...
The aim of this research is to scrutiny the accessibility and decay of web citations (URLs) used in ...
A study was conducted to examine the persistence and decay of web citations in theses and dissertati...
This research aims to examine URL decay of articles published in Journal of the Medical Library Asso...
To discover the current situation and characteristics of web citations accessibility, the present st...
This research aims to examine URL decay of articles published in Journal of the Medical Library Asso...
The present study is conducted to analyze the accessibility, deterioration and half-life of URLs of ...
The present study is conducted to analyze the accessibility, deterioration and half-life of URLs of ...
This article examines availability and half-life of URLs cited in articles published by Information ...
The present study is conducted to identify the prevailing citation trends, durability of web citatio...
The present study is conducted to identify the prevailing citation trends, durability of web citatio...
This paper examines the persistent accessibility of cited URLs in International Journal of Pavement ...
The present study is conducted to identify the prevailing citation trends, durability of web citatio...
The study investigated the use of URLs as citations and their longevity, based on 966 articles publi...
The study investigated the use of URLs as citations and their longevity, based on 966 articles publi...
International Journal of Education and Development using Information and Communication Technology (...
The aim of this research is to scrutiny the accessibility and decay of web citations (URLs) used in ...
A study was conducted to examine the persistence and decay of web citations in theses and dissertati...
This research aims to examine URL decay of articles published in Journal of the Medical Library Asso...
To discover the current situation and characteristics of web citations accessibility, the present st...
This research aims to examine URL decay of articles published in Journal of the Medical Library Asso...