When comparing the citedByCount of the author with hIndex 61 to the author with an i10Index of 55, who has a higher count?
James A. Landay
Kate Crawford was selected as one of 1000 Australians to attend the Australia 2020 Summit in Canberra on 19–20 April 2008. She has spoken and published academic papers on such topics as social media, government regulation of media content, the interplay between gender and mobile devices, young people and sexting, and big data. School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School
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Question: When comparing the citedByCount of the author with hIndex 61 to the author with an i10Index of 55, who has a higher count?
Context: Kate Crawford was selected as one of 1000 Australians to attend the Australia 2020 Summit in Canberra on 19–20 April 2008. She has spoken and published academic papers on such topics as social media, government regulation of media content, the interplay between gender and mobile devices, young people and sexting, and big data. School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School of Information): School of Information (School
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