Analysis of the diffusion of articles on Twitter -A case study in the COVID-19 related article-

Author:

OMORI Yuki1,ITSUMURA Hiroshi2,SATO Sho3,YOSHIDA Mitsuo4

Affiliation:

1. Master’s Program in Informatics,University of Tsukuba

2. Graduate School of Library,Information and Media Science,University of Tsukuba

3. Center for Licence and Qualification,Doshisha University

4. Faculty of Business Sciences,University of Tsukuba

Publisher

Japan Society of Information and Knowledge

Subject

General Medicine

Reference20 articles.

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2. [2] Richard Van Noorden: “Online collabo ration: Scientists and the social network”,Nature,Vol.512,pp.126-129,2014.

3. [3] Holly M et al: “An Introduction to So cial Media for Scientists”,PLOS BIOLOG Y,2013.

4. [4] JIA YOU: “The top 50 science stars o f Twitter”,Science,https://www.science.org/content/article/top-50-science-stars-twitter (accessed 2023-03-20).

5. [5] Jason Priem et al.: “altmetrics: a mani festo”,http://altmetrics.org/manifesto/ (acces sed 2023-03-20).

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