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Open access refers to scientific literature available free of charge and\udfree of copyright restrictions and licensing for its reuse. An increase in the total number\udof citations received by articles available in open access in relation to those of\udrestricted, pay-walled access is expected, according to the Open Access Citation\udAdvantage hypothesis. Objective: Assess the possible citation advantages and\udmentions on the social web that open access can offer to the Information Science area.\udMethodology: Bibliometric and altmetric indicators were analyzed in two journals:\udJournal of the American Society for Information Science and Scientometrics. Data\udcollection was conducted in the Web of Science, Google Scholar, Altmetric.com and\udMendeley. Results: The results indicated that for both journals, open access offers an\udadvantage in the number of citations received by articles. It was also demonstrated that\udthe advantage is maintained over time. Conclusions: This research confirmed the\udhypothesis of an Open Access Citation Advantage for the journals analyzed in the area\udof Information Science. This pattern was also observed for the altmetric data

Vantagens de citação do acesso aberto em periódicos selecionados da Ciência da Informação: uma análise ampliada aos indicadores altmétricos