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ORCIDJournal of Documentation, Volume 81
Volume 81, Number 1, 2025
- Callum McDonald
, Allen Edward Foster, Pauline Rafferty:
Playlists and genre: the role of music genre in Spotify's playlists. 1-23 - Mingxia Jia, Yuxiang (Chris) Zhao, Xiaoyu Zhang, Dawei Wu:
"That looks like something I would do": understanding humanities researchers' digital hoarding behaviors in digital scholarship. 24-55 - Marco Humbel, Julianne Nyhan, Nina Pearlman, Andreas Vlachidis, JD Hill, Andrew Flinn:
Socio-cultural challenges in collections digital infrastructures. 56-85 - Lauren Benton, Anna Sexton:
Long-term needs, long-term access? Major crime recordkeeping and the information needs of individuals bereaved by homicide. 86-106 - Espen Eigil Barratt-Due Solum:
Negotiating neutrality and activism in Norwegian public libraries: the case of environmental sustainability. 107-124 - Ronald E. Day:
Book review: Niels Windfeld Lund, Introduction to Documentation Studies. 125-127 - Birger Hjørland:
Bibliographical foundations of information science: a review essay. 128-146 - Inkyung Choi, Yi-Yun Cheng:
A conceptual model for tracking the provenance of activities in knowledge organization systems. 147-167 - Toine Bogers, Maria Gäde, Marijn Koolen, Vivien Petras, Mette Skov:
Understanding complex casual leisure information needs: an analysis of search requests for books, games, movies and music. 168-194 - Frank Houghton, Allen Edward Foster:
Resistance and collaboration within the panoptivarsity: differing views of ORCID in Ireland. 195-210 - Foteini Valeonti, Andreas Vlachidis, Julianne Nyhan, Antonis Bikakis, Rachael Kotarski, Philipp Jovanovic:
Decentralising digital humanities: exploring blockchain technology and "web3" for the Sloane Lab and Towards a National Collection (TaNC). 211-235 - Pranay Nangia, Ian Ruthven:
A review of the literature on spirituality and religion in information research - 1990 to 2022. 236-258 - Fang Wang, Hongzhi Zhu:
Cognition, horizon and practice: formation of the nonsynchronism in theoretical research of information science. 259-284 - Anne-Sofie Elbrønd Nissen, Nanna Kann-Rasmussen:
The public library "for all"? A typology of the ranging notions of "for all" in public libraries in Norway and Denmark. 285-300
Volume 81, Number 2, 2025
- Hilary Yerbury, Maureen Henninger:
Knowing and not knowing about algorithms. 301-312 - Wan-Chen Lee, Li-Min Cassandra Huang, Juliana Hirt:
Embracing emojis: prototyping mood enhanced information systems for fiction readers. 313-329 - Konstantina Martzoukou, Errol Sadullah Luders, Fiona Work, Petros A. Kostagiolas, Neil Johnson:
Digital divides in nursing students: an exploration of the relationship between self-perceived digital competencies and digital barriers. 330-350 - Hyerim Cho, Denice C. Adkins, Alicia K. Long:
Understanding the reader demographics of an emerging online reading platform, Webtoon. 351-368 - Cédric Baudrit, Christophe Fernandez, Julien Couteaux, Patrice Buche, Nadege Bel, Cecile Charles, Eric Notz:
Cheese eK-Book: a new web-based medium for capitalising on, structuring and transferring cheesemaking knowledge and know-how. 369-384 - Kai Li, Brian Dobreski, Molly Busch:
How are library cataloging metadata used differently over time: a large-scale quantitative analysis of the Library of Congress catalog. 385-402 - Xuanning Chen, Angela Lin, Sheila Webber:
"We do not always enjoy surprises": investigating artificial serendipity in an online marketplace context. 403-422 - Lilach Alon, Maja Krtalic:
Multilingual information transitions in migrant families. 423-437 - Emma May:
Interrogating access: a critical disability studies approach to information practices research. 438-455 - Challen R. Wright, Irina Rogova:
Defining harmful content statements: cultural humility work that leads to institutional change and accountability. 456-468 - Xiaotong Du, Kaitlin Light Costello:
Information snowballing: information practices in the context of sustainable food practices. 469-490 - Brendan Luyt:
Conservapedia: problems, principles, mindset and implications for a polarized world. 491-502 - Fatima Espinoza Vasquez, Shannon M. Oltmann:
Information precarity and microaggressions: how race-based trauma mediates Latinx people's information practices. 503-525 - Rashika Bahl, Dana McKay, Shanton Chang, George Buchanan, Marc Cheong:
The phantom information booth: migrant and sedentary tertiary students' tactics in the face of suspect information on social media. 526-544 - Hyerim Cho, Wan-Chen Lee, Heather Thach, Juliana Hirt:
Evaluating video game moods and their separability based on user-generated reviews. 545-565
Volume 81, Number 3, 2025
- John Kausch:
Knowledge translation as an interdisciplinary method for information science. 569-580 - Heather Moulaison Sandy, Brian Dobreski, Karen Snow:
How do LGBTQ+ library catalog users talk about subject searching? 581-597 - Ryo Shiozaki:
Intergenerational justice as a framework for social media archiving. 598-616 - Lilach Alon:
Adaptive practices as scaffolding in knowledge workers' personal information management. 617-637 - Lilach Gal, Jenny Bronstein, Tali Gazit:
Navigating parenthood in the digital landscape: a study on Facebook parenting community administrators. 638-656 - Chunqiu Li, Shengnan Zhao, Yufei Xuan, Chen Chen, Wirapong Chansanam:
Metadata description framework for Chinese paper-cutting as traditional art in the context of intangible cultural heritage inheritance. 657-683 - Leyla Dewitz:
Information behavior and the subjective digital well-being of individuals affected by social anxiety disorder. 684-708 - Matthew Kelly:
Knowledge representation in the Australian public library: epistemic factors impacting collection management. 709-722 - Zhen Zeng, Haoyu Zhao, Huan Zhong, Jinghao Chen, Huilin Zhang, Guangbin Wei, Yuhang Zeng, Zirong Yang:
Information poverty in Southwest China: self and interactive behaviors among heterogeneous rural groups. 723-746 - Stephen Abrams:
Multivalent evaluation of digital preservation success. 747-766 - Yingying Han:
People first, preservation later: critical community engagement to activate dialogue-based archives. 767-787 - Sascha Donner:
What kind of documents can AI language model outputs be? The concept of artificially blended testimony. 788-809 - Dain Thomas, Gobinda Chowdhury, Ian Ruthven:
Grey digital divide: factors associated with older people's use of the Internet for financial transactions in the UK. 810-828 - James A. Hodges:
A bibliographic archeology of game-like conspiracy narratives: examining the Ong's Hat Incunabula catalog. 829-842
Volume 81, Number 4, 2025
- Publisher's Note. 845-846
- Natascha Chtena, Juan Pablo Alperin, Stephen Pinfield, Alice Fleerackers, Irene V. Pasquetto:
Preprint servers and journals: rivals or allies? 847-869 - Emma Ward, Ludi Price:
"The real Goncharov was the fandom we made along the way": Goncharov (1973) as information creation. 870-889 - Ofer Bergman, Ella Shnaper-Reinberg:
The effect of cooking recipe storage on their retrieval. 890-905 - Scott Cameron, Pat Franks, Isto Huvila, Norman Mooradian:
Navigating accountability: the role of paradata in AI documentation and governance. 906-926 - Wasim Ahmed, Mariann Hardey, Gal Yavetz:
Health information communication and advocacy in the haemophilia community: an X-based analysis. 927-955 - Fredrick Kiwuwa Lugya:
Taxonomy of context in human information behavior. 956-975 - Vanessa Reyes:
Rural aging and digital inclusion: sustaining access to personal information. 976-984 - Monika Krakowska, Magdalena Zych:
Social responsibility of NGOs in the shaping of information behaviour in emergency situations - a case study of the frost action. 985-1002 - Lucia Giagnolini, Inês Koch, Francesca Tomasi, Carla Teixeira Lopes:
Comparative insights into semantic archival modelling: evaluating RiC-O and ArchOnto representation capabilities. 1003-1031 - Yao Liu, Li Si, Xianrui Liu, Jing Zhou:
Blazing a trail in library science: thematic distribution and evolutionary trends in Boone Library School (Wuhan) faculty's research. 1032-1058 - Indira Kasapovic:
Choice or inevitability: social context and the role of cultural capital in information behaviour of young people in career decision-making. 1059-1077 - Michael Thelwall:
Can ChatGPT replace citations for quality evaluation of academic articles and journals? Empirical evidence from library and information science. 1078-1094 - Suzanne J. Duffin, Peter A. Bath, Laura Sbaffi:
The role of online groups for autistic people in users' autism information journeys. 1095-1124
Volume 81, Numbers 5-6, 2025
- Zhengbiao Han, Gang Sun, Hui Zhang:
A systematic review of information creation research. 1125-1144 - Viktorija Car, Dijana Sobota:
Disinformation as a tool for digital political activism: Croatian Wikipedia and the case for critical information literacy. 1145-1162 - Yu-Wei Chang, Chun-Yu Liu:
Can review articles help identify influential topics in library and information science? 1163-1180 - Martin Muderspach Thellefsen, Bent Sørensen, Amalia Nurma Dewi:
Generative AI and the semiosic reconfiguration of knowledge organization - a preliminary exploration. 1181-1199 - Muhammad Rosyihan Hendrawan, Azman Mat Isa, Ahmad Zam Hariro Samsudin:
Developing a cultural heritage taxonomy for an Indonesian world heritage site. 1200-1217 - Marc Richard Hugh Kosciejew:
Annexing and dissolving countries with documents: comparing and analysing the accession of East Germany into Germany and potential annexation of Canada into the USA. 1218-1247 - Siyao Cheng, Lo Lee, Melissa G. Ocepek, Merin Oleschuk:
Everyday foodwork in single-person households: an expansion of the information practice model. 1248-1266 - Spyros Kolyvas, Konstantina Martzoukou, Petros A. Kostagiolas:
An exploration into the relationship between information needs satisfaction and creativity of visual artists in Greece. 1267-1295 - Feng Yang, Hanjia Zhang, Qiuhan Hu, Yunyue Ren:
Situated cognition: understanding the acquisition dependence of digital literacy. 1296-1312 - Zaneta Sobotkova, Matthew Pointon, Geoff Walton:
An eye-tracking study on monolingual and bilingual proficiency in navigating online disinformation. 1313-1331 - Maria Elisavet Psomiadi, Petros A. Kostagiolas:
A health information-seeking behavior conceptual framework for public health emergencies in the meta-COVID era. 1332-1356 - Marcin Kozak:
The science publishing manifesto: AI moves fast, science publishing must too. 1357-1369 - Ragnar Andreas Audunson, Ágnes Barátné Hajdu, Péter Kiszl, Katalin Bella:
Public libraries as public sphere institutions in a period of crises, conflicts and wars. The theory of low-intensive meeting places revisited. 1370-1382 - Zizhong Zhang, Qiaolei Jiang, Shan Gao:
Taking pictures in response to uncertainty: coping through double remediation of in-game photography. 1383-1400 - Lala Hajibayova, Seungmin Lee:
Authorship in the age of artificial intelligence. 1401-1414 - Qiuyan Guo:
Imposing needs and shaping feeds: how celebrity fans promote "unneeded" interpretation-centered information and build connections within online communities. 1415-1430 - Ghader Kurdi:
Supporting systematic review workflows in computing: a functional evaluation of electronic databases. 1431-1455 - Jingyi Zeng, Li Niu:
Records as data elements: a theoretical framework for unlocking the value of archival data elements. 1456-1474 - Nayana Kirasur:
Navigating the state from the margins: understanding the material and affective aspects of women's engagement with identity documents in rural India. 1475-1496 - Katalin Varga, Tibor Koltay:
From the lab to the civil society: data literacy comes of age. 1497-1508 - Jungwon Yoon, James E. Andrews, Subin Seo, EunKyung Chung:
Landscapes of information science and library science research: comparing funded and non-funded research from 2008 to 2023. 1509-1530 - John Buschman:
On legitimacy in librarianship. 1531-1542 - Lin Wang, Jenna Hartel:
Exploring the contemplative landscape of Library and Information Science through the lens of Chinese philosophies. 1543-1558 - Jingwen Lian, Yuxiang (Chris) Zhao, Xuanhui Zhang, Shijie Song, Qinghua Zhu:
Enacting vitality of culture heritage information: exploring configurational paths to sustainable cultural heritage crowdsourcing. 1559-1585 - Haoyu Zhao, Zhengbiao Han, Nan Yang, Zeng Zhen:
From limitation to possibility: affordances and tactical evolution in user-GenAI interaction. 1586-1607
Volume 81, Number 7, 2025
- Ola Pilerot, Fernando Bolaños Zarate, Rodrigo Donoso Vegas:
Following standards: a document ethnography in Chilean University Libraries. 1-17 - Jussi T. S. Heikkilä:
Human intelligence versus artificial intelligence in classifying economics research articles: exploratory evidence. 18-30 - Thomas D. Wilson, Elena Maceviciute:
Information seeking in a time of war: coping with stress in Lithuania during the Russia/Ukraine war. 31-62 - Dong Joon Lee, Besiki Stvilia, Fatih Gunaydin, Yuanying Pang:
Developing a data quality assurance ontology for research data repositories. 63-84 - Koraljka Golub, Daniel Ocic Ihrmark:
Representation of Swedish LGBTQ+ fiction in commercial information services. 85-100 - Andrea Muzzarelli:
Information in practice and the building of a "Learning Alliance" in an Irish community. 101-120 - Lai Ma:
The limits of openness: global knowledge production and its boundaries. 121-134 - Fereshta Westin:
Time, technique and text: scoping review of temporal information extraction and categorisation in documents. 135-156 - Arwid Lund:
An alternative open science framework. 157-178 - Reijo Savolainen:
Seeking and sharing political information on Quora - the case of US presidential election 2024. 179-196 - Reijo Savolainen:
Debunking a politically motivated rumour on Reddit: the context of the 2024 U.S. Republican presidential campaign. 197-215 - Yucong Lao, Noora Hirvonen, Stefan Larsson:
Everyday encounters with deepfakes: young people's media and information literacy practices with AI-generated media. 216-235 - Qiuyan Guo:
Intentional echo chamber management: Chinese celebrity fans' information-seeking and sense-making practices on social media. 236-252 - Stefan Ekman, Olle Sköld, Isto Huvila:
Functions of paradata in data papers. 253-272 - Virve Antinoja, Anna Reetta Suorsa:
Knowledge creation in facing change: community resilience through resources and capacities in microbusinesses internationalization. 273-292 - Darin Freeburg, Katie Klein:
Who am I? How public library staff manage conflicting information about the self-concept. 293-311 - Joy Bhowmik, Viviane Frings-Hessami, Gillian C. Oliver, Md Khalid Hossain:
Understanding the value of information in the everyday life of a small-scale marine fishing community in Bangladesh. 312-333 - Giorgia Crosilla, Lukas Klic, Giovanni Colavizza:
Benchmarking large language models for handwritten text recognition. 334-354 - Charlotte Borgerud:
The public right of access to research data - an ethical dilemma? 355-375 - Koraljka Golub, Rick Szostak:
Information retrieval of humanities resources: subject searching from a user perspective. 376-398 - Anne Goulding, William James Shaw:
Narratives of public library roles and value: a critical discourse analysis of a public consultation on a new central library. 399-419 - Mikael Laakso, Philips Ayeni:
Why engage with transformative agreements in scholarly publishing? Analysis of customer and publisher press release statements. 420-442 - Helene Hellmich, Jesse David Dinneen:
Challenging but satisfying: an exploration of the practices and affective aspects of personal photograph deletion. 443-463 - Samuel Dodson, Jane Bartley:
The paper behind the program: a documentary history of FORTRAN. 464-481 - Taha Anis, Sanna Kumpulainen:
Climate information practices among indigenous Western Himalayan people examined through uses and gratifications theory. 482-501 - Hille Ruotsalainen, Elina Late, Sanna Kumpulainen:
Exploring the sources of ideation among visual artists. 502-519 - Catharina Ochsner, Heinz Pampel, Jonas Höfting, Laura Rothfritz:
Scholarly blogs: an analysis of infrastructural aspects based on German scholarly blogs. 520-544
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