Editorial
Rhiannon Gainor and France Bouthillier
Conceptualizing outcome and impact measures for intelligence services
Graeme Baxter
Open for business? An historical, comparative study of public access to information about two controversial coastal developments in North-east Scotland
Isto Huvila, Jon Eriksen, Eva-Maria Häusner and Ina-Maria Jansson
Continuum thinking and the contexts of personal information management
Cristian Moral, Angélica de Antonio, Ricardo Imbert and Jaime Ramírez
A survey of stemming algorithms in information retrieval
Christine Nya-Ling Tan and T. Ramayah
The role of motivators in improving knowledge-sharing among academics
Rae-Anne Diehm and Mandy Lupton
Learning information literacy
Nadine Desrochers and Jen Pecoskie
Inner circles and outer reaches: local and global information-seeking habits of authors in acknowledgment paratext
Jenny Bronstein
Creating possible selves: information disclosure behaviour on social networks
Irene Lopatovska and Bobby Smiley
Proposed model of information behaviour in crisis: the case of Hurricane Sandy
Mary Ann Harlan, Christine Bruce and Mandy Lupton
Creating and sharing: teens’ information practices in digital communities
Resúmenes en Español
Reviews
Biersdorfer, J.D. iPad: the missing manual. (6th ed.). Sebastopol, CA: O'Reilly, 2014.
McKenzie, Alison and Martin, Lindsey (Eds.). Mastering digital librarianship: strategy, networking and discovery in academic libraries. London: Facet, 2014.
Patil, Yalagouda M. Consortium approach to resource sharing in an e-environment. Jodhpur, India: Scientific Publishers, 2014.
Russell, Matthew A. Mining the social Web. 2nd ed. Sebastopol, CA: O'Reilly, 2014.
Shroff, Gautam. The intelligent Web. Search, smart algorithms and big data. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013.
Wales, Tim (Ed.). Business school libraries in the 21st century. Farnham (UK): Ashgate Publishing, 2014.
Williamson, Kirsty and Johanson, Graeme. (Eds.) Research methods: information, systems and contexts. Prahran, VIC, Auistralia: Tilde Publishing, 2013.
Now available
Theory in information behaviour research, edited by T.D. Wilson, is now available as an e-book, price $9.99, from Smashwords, Barnes and Noble, FNAC, Diesel e-Book Store, Versent Books, Flipkart (India), and the Apple iBookstore - accessed through the iBooks app. Read the review.
Call for papers
The June 2014 issue of the journal will be devoted to e-book research and practice. Two types of contributions are sought: scholarly research papers that explore any aspect of the e-book phenomenon, from authorship to readership; and reports on practice, illustrating the way libraries of all kinds are dealing with e-books in their daily work, or how publishers are responding to the phenomenon. The practice reports should be submitted under the category of Working Papers at the OJS site of the journal. The scholarly papers will be subject to the usual double-blind peer review, while the practice reports will undergo editorial review by members of the Editorial Board. Papers may be submitted at any time up to February 1, 2014, while Working Papers may be submitted up to 31 March, 2014
What's in the open access e-journals?
Conference announcements
LIBER 43rd Annual Conference, Riga, Latvia, 2nd to 5th July, 2014
ISIC: The Information Behaviour Conference, Leeds, U.K., 2-5 September, 2014
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