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==Title==
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Turning Academic Publications into Social Objects - Building Successful Online Research Networks with the Last.fm Model

==Authors==
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[[Jason J. Hoyt]], [[Jan Reichelt]] & [[Victor Henning]]

==Keywords==
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[[digital library]], [[reference manager]], [[Mendeley]], [[Science 2.0]], [[Last.fm]]

==Abstract==
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==Full text==
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*[http://sunsite.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/Publications/CEUR-WS/Vol-575/paper8.pdf published version]

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