This article examines methodological issues for content analytic research of the World Wide
Web. The outline of content analysis as a systematic and quantitative scientific method for …

Content analysis is a highly flexible research method that has been widely used in library
and information science (LIS) studies with varying research goals and objectives. The …

Advancing Health Literacy addresses the crisis in health literacy in the United States and
around the world. This book thoroughly examines the critical role of literacy in public health …

Recent research has had some success using the length of time a user displays a document
in their web browser as implicit feedback for document preference. However, most studies …

The content of the web has increasingly become a focus for academic research. Computer
programs are needed in order to conduct any large-scale processing of web pages …

Despite the popularity of World Wide Web home pages among adolescents, we know little
about their distinguishing features or utility. Accordingly, this article describes a content …

Much has been written about the potential and pitfalls of macroscopic Web‐based link
analysis, yet there have been no studies that have provided clear statistical evidence that …

The need to understand authors' motivations for creating links between university web sites
is addressed by a survey of a random collection of 414 such links from the ac. uk domain. A …

All known previous Web link studies have used the Web page as the primary indivisible
source document for counting purposes. Arguments are presented to explain why this is not …

When dealing with genres of Web pages, there are two important aspects to be taken into
account. On the one hand, the Web is fluid, unstable and fast-paced. On the other hand …