Citation and influence: science versus the blogosphere

Jon Udell:

“The citation accounting that tracks the flow of influence in scientific disciplines looks a lot like the citation accounting that goes on in the blogosphere. But in truth, for many if not most scientific disciplines, that resemblance is superficial.”

[Der Schockwellenreiter]

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