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Reading, downloading or citing?

What’s so wonderful about citations? asks Cambridge professor Peter Murray-Rust. Prof Murray-Rust has looked on Google Scholar for a paper which according to the publisher has more than 100,000 accesses, and found that it has 92 citations over the same period, which translates into one citation for every 1,000 (or so) downloads. 

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