Information Research, Volume 15

Volume 15, Number 1, March 2010

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  T. D. Wilson:
  Editorial.
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  Pamela J. McKenzie:
  Informing relationships: small talk, informing and relationship building in midwife-woman interaction.
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  Javier Guallar, Ernest Abadal:
  The digital press archives of the leading Spanish online newspapers.
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  Lin-Chih Chen:
  Using a two-stage technique to design a keyword suggestion system.
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  Alesia A. Zuccala:
  Open access and civic scientific information literacy.
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  Sujin Kim:
  A conceptual framework of information requirements for scientists using human biological samples.
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  Resúmenes en Español.

Reviews

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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Grant, Kevin, Hackney, Ray & Edgar, David. Strategic information systems management. Andover, UK: Cengage Learning, 2010.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Hock, Randolph. The extreme searcher's Internet handbook. A guide for the serious searcher, 3rd. ed. Medford, NJ: CyberAge Books (an imprint of Information Today, Inc.), 2010.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Olson, Gary M., Zimmerman, Anna, and Bos, Nathan (Eds.). Scientific collaboration on the Internet. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 2008.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Schultz, Robert A. Information technology and the ethics of globalization: transnational issues and implications. Hershey, NY: Information Science Reference, 2009.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Theimer, Kate. Web 2.0 tools and strategies for archives and local history collections. London: Facet Publishing, 2010.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Thelwall, Michael. Introduction to webometrics: quantitative web research for the social sciences. San Rafael, CA: Morgan & Claypool, 2009.

Volume 15, Number 2, June 2010

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  T. D. Wilson:
  Editorial.
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  Amber L. Cushing:
  "I just want more information about who I am": the search experience of sperm-donor offspring, searching for information about their donors and genetic heritage.
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  Blanca Hernández, M. José Martín, Julio Jiménez:
  Efecto de la calidad de un sitio web sobre el tráfico recibido. El caso de la banca electrónica en España.
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  Ann-Christin Persson, Maria Långh, Jessica Nilsson:
  Usability testing and redesign of library Web pages at Lund University, Faculty of Engineering: a case study applying a two-phase, systematic quality approach.
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  Jan Nolin:
  Sustainable information and information science.
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  Soojung Kim:
  Questioners' credibility judgments of answers in a social question and answer site.

Reviews

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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Bates, Mary Ellen. Building and running a successful research business 2nd ed. Medford, NJ: Information Today, Inc., 2010.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Cornelius, Ian. Information policies and strategies.. London: Facet Publishing, 2010.
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  Henry Living:
  Review of: Hedden, Heather. The accidental taxonomist Medford, NJ: Information Today, Inc., 2010.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Morville, Peter and Callender, Jeffrey. Search patterns. Sebastopol, CA: O'Reilly, 2010.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Mulholland, Andy, Pyke, Jon and Fingar, Peter. Enterprise cloud computing: a strategy guide for business and technology leaders.. Tampa, FL: Meghan-Kiffer Press, 2010.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Ponti, Marisa. Actors in collaboration: sociotechnical influence on practice-research collaboration.. Bor˚s, Sweden: Valfrid, 2010.
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  Zinaida Manzuch:
  Review of: Ronchi, Alfredo M. eCulture: cultural content in the digital age. Dordrecht, the Netherlands: Springer, 2009.

Volume 15, Supplement 3, September 2010

Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Conceptions of Library and Information Science

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  David Bawden, Lyn Robinson:
  Guest editorial.
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  Melanie Feinberg:
  Designing collections for storytelling: purpose, pathos, and poetry.
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  Helena Francke, Olof Sundin:
  An inside view: credibility in Wikipedia from the perspective of editors.
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  Deborah Turner, Warren Allen:
  Investigating oral information.
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  Annemaree Lloyd:
  Corporeality and practice theory: exploring emerging research agendas for information literacy.
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  Jens-Erik Mai:
  Trusting tags, terms, and recommendations.
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  Birger Hjørland, Jeppe Nicolaisen:
  The social psychology of information use: seeking "friends", avoiding "enemies".
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  Kerstin Rydbeck:
  The research circle as a meeting place for researchers and practitioners.
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  Christine Urquhart:
  Systematic reviewing, meta-analysis and meta-synthesis for evidence-based library and information science.
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  Jarkko Kari:
  Diversity in the conceptions of information use.
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  Monica Lassi, Diane H. Sonnenwald:
  Identifying factors that may impact the adoption and use of a social science collaboratory: a synthesis of previous research.
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  Brendan Luyt, Intan Azura Mokhtar:
  The sigh of the information literate: an examination of the potential for oppression in information literacy.
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  Jan Nolin, Katriina Byström:
  From HTML to XML and more? A case study of language games within portal server technology implementation.

Volume 15, Number 3, September 2010

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  T. D. Wilson:
  Editorial.
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  Isto Huvila:
  Where does the information come from? Information source use patterns in Wikipedia.
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  Sylvain K. Cibangu:
  Information science as a social science.
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  Charles Cole, Charles-Antoine Julien, John E. Leide:
  An associative index model for the results list based on Vannevar Bush's selection concept.
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  Shannon M. Staley, Nicole A. Branch, Tom L. Hewitt:
  Standardised library instruction assessment: an institution-specific approach.
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  Christina Ling-hsing Chang:
  Chinese cultural and power perspective on information systems: technological frames and re-frames.
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  Resúmenes en Español.

Reviews

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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Crosby, Connie. Effective blogging for libraries. London: Facet Publishing, 2010.
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  Alexander G. Kelly:
  Review of: Davidson, Cathy N. & Goldberg, David Theo The future of thinking: learning institutions in the digital age.. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2010.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Holden, Jesse. Acquisitions in the new information universe. Core competencies and ethical practices. London: Facet, 2010.
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  Jolita Sudaviciene:
  Review of: Mackey, Thomas P. and Jacobson, Trudi E. (Eds.) Collaborative information literacy assessments. Strategies for evaluating teaching and literacy assessments.. London: Facet, 2010.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Mukherjee, Bhaskar. Scholarly communication in library and information services. The impacts of open access and e-journals on a changing scenario. Oxford: Chandos Publishing, 2010.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Steele, Julie & Ilinsky, Noah. (Eds.) Beautiful visualization. Looking at data through the eyes of experts.. Sebastopol, CA: 2010.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Tsakonas, Giannis and Paptheodorou, Christos. (Eds.). Evaluation of digital libraries. An insight into useful applications and methods.. Oxford: Chandos Publishing, 2010.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Warner, Julian. Human information retrieval. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2010.

Volume 15, Number 4, December 2010

Proceedings of ISIC: the information behaviour conference, Murcia, 29 September - 1 October, 2010. Part 1

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  T. D. Wilson:
  Editorial.

Proceedings of ISIC: the information behaviour conference, Murcia, 29 September - 1 October, 2010. Part 1

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  Kreetta Maaria Askola, Toshimori Atsushi, Maija-Leena Huotari:
  Cultural differences in the health information environments and practices between Finnish and Japanese university students.
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  Graeme Baxter, Rita Marcella, Laura Illingworth:
  Organizational information behaviour in the public consultation process in Scotland.
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  Leanne Bowler:
  Talk as a metacognitive strategy during the information search process of adolescents.
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  Jenny Bronstein:
  Selecting and using information sources: source preferences and information pathways of Israeli library and information science students of your paper.
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  Donald Owen Case:
  A model of the information seeking and decision making of online coin buyers.
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  Francisco-Javier García Marco, María Pinto:
  Local versus global information relevance in Website use: a case study with the information literacy portal AlfinEEES.
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  Elena Maceviciute, T. D. Wilson:
  Information behaviour research and information systems development: the SHAMAN project, an example of collaboration.
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  Anu Sairanen, Reijo Savolainen:
  Avoiding health information in the context of uncertainty management.
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  Sonia Sánchez-Cuadrado, Jorge Morato, Yorgos Andreadakis, José A. Moreiro:
  A study of labour market information needs through employers' seeking behaviour.
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  Mary M. Somerville, Zaana Howard:
  'Information in context': co-designing workplace structures and systems for organizational learning.
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  Tiffany C. Veinot:
  "We have a lot of information to share with each other". Understanding the value of peer-based health information exchange.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Information sharing: an exploration of the literature and some propositions.
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  Alison Yeoman:
  Applying McKenzie's model of information practices in everyday life information seeking in the context of the menopause transition.

Regular papers

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  Walter Timo de Vries, Beatrice Winnie Nyemera:
  Double or nothing: is redundancy of spatial data a burden or a need in the public sector of Uganda?
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  Lola García-Santiago, María-Dolores Olvera-Lobo:
  Analysis of automatic translation of questions for question-answering systems.
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  Reijo Savolainen:
  Dietary blogs as sites of informational and emotional support.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Information and information science: an address on the occasion of receiving the award of Doctor Honoris Causa, at the University of Murcia, 30 September, 2010.
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  Resúmenes en Español.

Reviews

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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Ally, Mohamed & Needham, G. M-libraries 2: a virtual library in everyone's pocket.. London: Facet Publishing, 2010.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Baker, David and Evans, Wendy, (Eds.). Digital library economics: an academic perspective. Oxford: Chandos Publishing, 2010.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Börner, Katy. Atlas of science: visualizing what we know. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2010.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Cutroni, Justin. Google analytics Sebastopol, CA: O'Reilly, 2010.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Floridi, Luciano. Information: a very short introduction. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Harvey, Ross. Digital curation: a how to do it manual. London: Facet Publishing, 2010.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Norton M.J. Introductory concepts in information science, 2nd ed. Medford, NJ: Information Today Inc., 2010.
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  Zinaida Manzuch:
  Review of: O'Connor, Steve and Sidorko, Peter. Imagine your library's future: scenario planning for libraries and information organisations. Oxford: Chandos publishing, 2010.
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  Lars Höglund:
  Review of: Olson, Nasrin. Taken for granted. The construction of order in the process of library management systems decision making. Borås: Valfrid, 2010.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Oliver, Chris. Introducing RDA: a guide to the basics. London: Facet Publishing, 2010.
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  Lars Höglund:
  Review of: Pijpers, Guus. Information overload. A system for better managing everyday data. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 2010.
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  Guus G. M. Pijpers:
  Review of: Spink, Amanda. Information behavior. An evolutionary instinct. Dordrecht: Springer, 2010.

Volume 15, Supplement 4, December 2010

Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Conceptions of Library and Information Science, London 21-24 June, 2010 - Part 2

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  Theresa Dirndorfer Anderson:
  Kickstarting creativity: supporting the productive faces of uncertainty in information practice.
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  Jenna Hartel:
  Time as a framework for information science: insights from the hobby of gourmet cooking.
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  Isto Huvila:
  The Cool and Belkin faceted classification of information interactions revisited.
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  Anna Lundh:
  Studying information needs as question-negotiations in an educational context: a methodological comment.
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  Jan Pisanski, Maja Zumer:
  Intuitiveness of Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records: a study in a broader context.
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  Gillian C. Oliver:
  Transcending silos, developing synergies: libraries and archives.
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  Debbie L. Rabina:
  A case of social scholarship for multi-player research in government information sources.
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  Lyn Robinson, Murat Karamuftuoglu:
  The nature of information science: changing models.
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  Martha Sabelli:
  Library and information sciences in the information disciplines environment: towards integrative models of disciplines, professional community and information and communication public policies.
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  Jela Steinerová:
  Ecological dimensions of information literacy.
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  Mike Thelwall:
  Webometrics: emergent or doomed?
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  Taeda Tomic:
  Philosophy of information as underlying and unifying theory of information science.
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  Iris Xie, Edward Benoit III, Huan Zhang:
  How do users evaluate individual documents? An analysis of dimensions of evaluation activities.