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ISSN 0024-2667 · De Gruyter · 93 artikel di indeks
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COVID, Disinformation, Technology, Budget Cuts: Can Knowledge Management Help Libraries Overcome Challenges?
COVID-19 affected libraries and accelerated online library services. Technology, disinformation, and fake news, along with shrinking budgets created additional challenges. Embracing knowledge management (KM) can be one of the ways through which libraries can survive, but also innovate, grow, and…
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Public Libraries in the Wake of COVID-19, Part 2: Digital Inclusion and Technology Infrastructure
This report is the second of two articles that present findings from a survey of public libraries in eight states across the U.S., selected for regional diversity, which included questions meant to provide insight into changes in American public library services during and after the peak of the…
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Public Libraries in the Wake of COVID-19, Part 1: Public Programming, Circulating Materials, and Digital Shifts
This report is the first of two articles that present findings from a survey of public libraries in eight states across the U.S., selected for regional diversity, which included questions meant to provide insight into changes in American public library services during and after the peak of the…
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Publicness Shaping in Public Access Libraries
The goal of this article is to identify how publicness is shaped in the library context, with a view to creating a rough analytical framework to use as the basis for the subsequent creation of a model for evaluating the publicness of public access libraries. The article is based on a review of the…
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Collecting Comics: A Snapshot of Graphic Novel Research in Public Libraries
Graphic novels occupy an interesting intersection in libraries where they are both popular to read and popular to challenge or censor. Graphic novels are often the subject of great scrutiny, from their ability to channel and reflect inclusivity and empathy to their capacity to be taken out of…
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Beyond Traditional Academia: Understanding Alternative-Academic Careers in the Chinese LIS Doctoral Job Market
This study analyzes China’s library and information science (LIS) doctoral job market through the lens of alternative-academic (alt-ac) careers. Using a mixed-methods approach, we analysed 12,560 doctoral-level job postings from 607 institutions (2016–2024) with a BERT-BiLSTM-CRF model for entity…
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Boundary-Spanning Roles of University Public Information Officers Addressing the Demands of a Right to Information Act
In 2013, the provincial government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) passed a Right to Information (RTI) Act. Government bodies, including public sector universities, were required to enforce the new law within four months of its enactment. A significant step in the implementation of the law was the…
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Big Data, Bigger Stories? The Journey from Data to Impact in Public Libraries
Data storytelling serves as a powerful tool for public libraries to move from measurement to demonstrating impact. This article reports findings from an exploratory focus group conducted at the Austin Public Library followed by individual interviews with 11 staff members from six large urban public…
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Developing and Validating a Comprehensive Assessment Tool for Learning Commons in University Libraries: A Confirmatory Factor Analysis Approach
Learning Commons have become integral to university libraries, necessitating robust assessment tools to evaluate their effectiveness. This study developed and validated a comprehensive assessment tool for Learning Commons in university libraries. Building on a systematic review of recent…
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The Dark Side of Virtual Governance: Customer Perceived Knowledge Hiding and Relational Conflict in Customer Relationship Management Systems
Retail applications have become the key means for most online retailers to manage customer relationships. However, the possible dark side of this virtual customer relationship governance has rarely been examined. By drawing on coping theory, this study investigates the negative customer…
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Ontology and General Theory: Toward Library Science as a Science
This paper asks: Can Library Science be a science? In response, it answers “yes” and illuminates how by integrating three sets of ideas–the phenomena addressed by Library Science, ontology identifying these phenomena, and theory about them. This integration illuminates a direction toward developing…
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Exploring the Effect of Xenoglossophobia on the Information Needs and Seeking Behavior of African Graduate Students
As the United States continues to provide an enabling environment for foreign students, one critical question that seems to be overlooked or not given sufficient attention in the literature is how African graduate students seek information and cater to their information needs as non-native…
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Internet Stars or Digital Labors? Research on the Information Practices of the Elderly Internet Celebrities from the Perspective of Multiple Capitals
The increasing prevalence of elderly individuals creating short videos on the Internet has led to the emergence of the “Elderly Internet Celebrities” (EICs), which has captured significant social attention. This study investigates the information practices and underlying capital operations of EICs…
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Information Equity: Investigating AI Tools’ Ability to Process Searches in Philippine Regional Languages
The expansion of Google Translate support to Philippine regional languages, including Bicolano, Hiligaynon, Kapampangan, Pangasinense, and Waray, highlights the growing recognition of linguistic diversity in digital spaces. Despite these advances, AI tools’ effectiveness in handling regional…
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Large Language Model Literacy Framework for Librarians: Leading Information Stewardship in the Generative Artificial Intelligence Era
Large language models (LLMs) fundamentally challenge traditional information literacy frameworks through unreliable information generation, bias perpetuation, and disrupted authority structures. As these systems become integral to research, education, and decision-making, librarians should lead…
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Digital Music Resources and Archives in Vocal Music Research: Disseminating Scholarship Through Digital Formats
Initiatives for the preservation of digital data – fundamentally transforming musicological methodologies through enhanced analytical capabilities – require examination within the context of vocal performance research. The study examines two categories of digital resources: commercial services…