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New from Information Matters, January 2025

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A New Critical Lens to Examine Factors Influencing Differences in Global Scholarly Communication Experiences

Angel Y. Ford and Daniel G. Alemneh

Looking Backwards to See Ahead: The Case of Expert Systems Development in Libraries

Michael Ridley

 

To Succeed, Find a Career Partner

Junwan Liu, Xiaofei Guo, Shuo Xu, Yi Bu, Cassidy R. Sugimoto, Vincent Larivière, Yinglu Song

 

Governing Misinformation

Madelyn Rose Sanfilippo, Xiaohua Awa Zhu, and Shengnan Yang

 

 

Difficult to Know If You Can Rely on Or Use Your Data? Look for Paradata to Understand Better

Isto Huvila

 

 

Professional Qualifications Matrix: An Ongoing Debate on Matching Information Science Education with the Market Needs

Dariush Alimohammadi

 

 

Who Belongs in the Library? Reconsidering Academic Skills Tutors and Institutional Expectations

Sheng-Hsiang Lance Peng

 

 

Information Avoidance: Out of the Shadow of Information Seeking

Jette Seiden Hyldegård, Alison Hicks, Pamela McKenzie, Jenny Bronstein, Ian Ruthven and Gunilla Widén

 

 

 

Exploring Women’s Health Information Literacy with AI: A South Asian Study

Md. Anwarul Islam, Bhakti Gala, Aminath Riyaz, Raj Kumar Bhardwaj, and Tabassum Aslam

 

 

 

Religious Cults as Builders of Marginalized Communities

Dariush Alimohammadi

 

 

Towards Human-like Perception: Learning Structural Causal Model in Heterogeneous Graph

Zhuoren Jiang

 

 

 

Surfacing the ‘Silent Foundation’: A Paper and Video about the Theory/Practice Gap in Library and Information Science (with a Free Coloring Book of Information Behavior Theories!)

Jenna Hartel

 

 

 

Can We Really Control AI?

Chirag Shah

 

 

 

A Round-Up of Holiday Gifts from INFIDEOS

Jenna Hartel

 

 

Librarians Do Not Take a Break from Research

Azeez Adeoye

 

 

Can the Exposition of Paradata Lead to Participant Diversity in Biodiversity Citizen Science?

Björn Ekström

 

Curating Chinese Ancient Book Catalogs through Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Wenqi Li

 

From Entrepreneur to Social Innovator: Insights from Dr. Drshpande on Technology, Investment, and Impact

Shalini Urs

 

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