The Corporate Blogging Bibliography

2009 February 5
by Cornelius

I’ve made good on my offer in the Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR) mailing list and published the bibliography for my PhD thesis – voila:

The Corporate Blogging Bibliography (corporatebloggingbib.ynada.com)

Since I’m also active in the library and information sciences community, I thought a simple list would not suffice and decided to use the Zotz plugin for Zotero, which is part of MIT’s Citeline project, to build a ’2.0-ish’ bibliography. Note that metadata is missing in a few places and DOIs/links are not included with all sources.

To make importing these works into your own collection even easier, I’ve also uploaded the whole thing in Zotero RDF, RIS (Endnote) and BibTex formats. It would have been cool to embed everything directly into the page, but I must admit that I was too lazy to figure out how precisely that works.

In case you’re looking for an excellent citation management tool – Zotero totally rocks. I wholeheartedly recommend it to everyone working with academic literature.

from → Academic Publishing, Blogging Studies, Corporate Blogging

4 Comments
2009 February 5
Nils König permalink

Hallo Cornelius,
lange nix mehr von einander gehört. Aber ich gratuliere dir sehr zur Fertigstellung deiner Arbeit und freue mich, sie hoffentlich bald ausführlich studieren zu können. Die Bibliographie ist spannend und immerhin haben wir eine recht große Schnittmenge von fast einem Drittel :-)
Viele Grüße nach Düsseldorf,
Nils

2009 February 15
Addy permalink

Hi Cornelius

Can u please check if the URL for the biblio is working? Cant seem to work for me, despite opening the link on googlechrome, explorer and mozilla..

pls advise – ta ;)

2009 February 15
Cornelius permalink

The URL is okay, but the Citeline server that hosts the bibliography is down at the moment. Please try again later – it don’t think it will be out for long.

2009 February 28
John Cass permalink

thanks for this helpful list. I have a few extra recommendations, how could I send them to you?

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