Elsevier Article 2.0 Contest - The Diigo Meta page

• 24 Jul 08
  

  Pierre L

  xquery web2.0 Contest elsevier science2.0 science

• 22 Jul 08
  

  lilian ricaud

  Demonstrate your best ideas for how scientific research articles should be presented on the web and compete to win great prizes!

  api crowdsourcing mashup science2.0 publishing contest

• 18 Jul 08
  

  Alain Marois

  journals mashup research science2.0 API sciences

• 17 Jul 08
  

  vitastout

  publishing contest Elsevier science2.0 xquery journals research library2.0 programming science data articles webdesign webdev events journal web2.0 design

• 12 Jul 08
  

  Michel Roland

  elsevier science_2.0 publishing publication_électronique API #delicious

• 04 Jul 08
  

  Olivier Le Deuff

  science2.0

• 01 Jul 08
  

  Open Questions: What happens to the code you submit? Do they own it? Does it disappear afterwards? Will these APIs be available openly after the contest? Will other article data be available or do they just want a free ride. Looks cool.

  lis webdev mashup api contest

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  Geoffrey Bilder

  They "will provide contestants with access to approximately 7,500 full-text XML scientific articles (including images) and challenge each contestant to be the publisher."

  publishing strategy science2.0

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  Marion Slawson

  article2.0 publisher web2.0

• 30 Jun 08
  

  Richard Akerman
  • We’ve worked hard to build the Article 2.0 dataset, and now we’re opening it up to developers via a simple, straightforward REST API. We will provide contestants with access to approximately 7,500 full-text XML scientific articles (including images) and challenge each contestant to be the publisher. In other words, each contestant will have complete freedom for how they would like to present the scientific research articles contained in the Article 2.0 dataset. We will encourage the use of XQuery, but this will not be a mandate. By leveraging these APIs, the contestant becomes the publisher and can render scientific articles to meet their needs including integrating the article into existing applications or combining it with other web service APIs.
• 29 Jun 08
  

  Julien Sicot

  science2.0 elsevier publishing

• 24 Jun 08
  

  Thomas Lemberger

  journals publishing web2.0 webdesign

• 19 Jun 08
  

  chemblaics

  contest research xquery todo

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  Ricardo Vidal

  contest research xquery science

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