[WEB4LIB] RE: Google Scholar

[Greg Fleming]

Here's an example that I came across searching Google and not Scholar while 
trying to verify a citation for ILL:

"Making sense of sensitive skin"

The second hit will get you a reference in Contact Dermatitis. We subscribe 
to this title so I got directly to the article and discovered my hit in a 
footnote. (A poster session at a conference, good luck ILL!) I'm curious 
what a non-subscriber would see. Presumably they would just be bewildered 
by this result, when in fact this gave a very good answer to the question 
that I was trying to answer.

Greg

At 08:48 PM 11/22/2004, Eric Hellman wrote:
>they are making private arrangement with publishers, for example the
>crossref search program:
>http://www.crossref.org/01company/pr/press20040428.html
>
>My understanding is that the publisher has to make publicly available
>at least an abstract, but Google will index the entire document.
>
>Eric
>
>At 3:47 PM -0800 11/22/04, Chan, Ian wrote:
> >How is Google indexing the content within databases that require user
> >authentication to access?
> >Does the user still have to pay to view the full-text?