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Properties of argumentation semantics have been widely studied in the last decades. However, there has been no investigation on the question of difference measures between semantics. Such measures turn helpful when the semantics associated to an argumentation framework may have to be changed, in a way that ensures that the new semantics is not too dissimilar from the old one. Three main notions of difference measures between semantics are defined in this paper. Some of these measures are shown to be distances or semi-distances.