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Social Media lures academics frustrated by journals
February 22, 2011
20 Feb 2011. (CIBER) Centre for Information Behaviorr & the Evaluation of Research received responses from 2,414 researchers in 215 countries. Five publishers participated - Cambridge University Press, Emerald, Kluwer, Taylor & Francis and John Wiley. CIBER Social Media and Research Workflow Report.