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How scientific search engines like Google Scholar, Microsoft Academic, and Semantic Scholar are helping to bring more research papers out from behind paywalls

ANURAG ACHARYA'S PROBLEM was that the Google search bar is very smart, but also kind of dumb.  As a Googler working on search 13 years ago … Tweets: @gscholardigest , @jetjocko , and @annemariebridy Tweets: GoogleScholar Digest / @gscholardigest : Anurag Acharya: “[Google Scholar is] larger than the estimates that are out there,” and “an order of magnitude bigger than when we started”. http://www.wired.com/... Adam Rogers / @jetjocko : I wrote about how science-y search engines and open publication are going to change how people find real science. http://www.wired.com/... Annemarie Bridy / @annemariebridy : “Scientific publishing ain't like book publishing or journalism. In fact, it's a little more like music, pre-iTunes, pre-Spotify. You know, right about when everyone started using Napster.” #copyright http://www.wired.com/...

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