SIGMETRICS Digest - 21 Jun 2011 to 25 Jun 2011 (#2011-93)

[thelwall mike]

Dear Shadi,
I have just tested a linkdomain command at uk.yahoo.com and it still
worked. Please can you try again?
When Yahoo finally stops its link searches then I think that it is OK
to use the form of search that you wrote but this uses URL citations
rather than hyperlinks. It is a different type of virtual connection
but I think that it is still valid.
See here for a discussion of related issues:
Thelwall, M. & Sud, P. (in press). A comparison of methods for
collecting web citation data for academic organisations. Journal of
the American Society for Information Science and Technology.
http://www.scit.wlv.ac.uk/~cm1993/papers/webCitationAcademicOrgsPreprint.doc
Best wishes,
Mike

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> Date:    Sat, 25 Jun 2011 06:03:44 -0700
> From:    shadi taba <shadi14362 at YAHOO.COM>
> Subject: Fw: webometrics' question
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> Dear colleagues
> I'm interested in co-link analysis & my thesis is about reasons of co-linki=
> ng. Previously, I used "yahoo" to extract co-link data with this query:
> (linkdomain:ox.ac.uk - link:http://www.ox.ac.uk/) AND (linkdomain:bris.ac.u=
> k - link:http://www.bris.ac.uk/)
> But now nor "yahoo" neither "uk.yahoo"=A0 recognized this query. what shoul=
> d I do?
> May I use this query:=20
> "http://www.ox.ac.uk" AND "http://www.bris.ac.uk"
> I doubt that the results of this search was shown exactly the co-link.
> If it's possible please help me.
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> sincerely yours,
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> Shadi Tabatabaeifar
> =0AMSc,graduate of library & information Science Department,
> =0ATehran university,Iran
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