The Open Hypermedia model is based upon the separation of hypertext links from documents and treats them as separate entities. Distributed link services take this approach and imp...
World Wide Web (WWW) authors must cope in a hypermedia environment analogous to secondgeneration computing languages, building and managing all hypermedia links using simple ancho...
Michael Bieber, Fabio Vitali, Helen Ashman, Harri ...
The World Wide Web encourages widely-distributed, open, decentralised systems that span multiple administrative domains. Recent research has turned to trust management [4] as a fr...
The World Wide Web has not only revolutionized the area of traditional hypermedia, it is also starting to influence adaptive hypermedia research. The main feature of the World Wid...
Peter Dolog, Rita Gavriloaie, Wolfgang Nejdl, Jan ...
Academics, having written their peer reviewed articles, may at some stage in the make their work Open Access (OA). They can do this by self-archiving an electronic version of thei...