All Stories

  1. What are we measuring? Refocusing on some fundamentals in the age of desktop bibliometrics
  2. How can bibliometric and altmetric suppliers improve? Messages from the end-user community
  3. Information on the go: A case study of Europeana mobile users
  4. Digital repositories ten years on: what do scientific researchers think of them and how do they use them?
  5. Social media use in the research workflow
  6. Social Media, Academic Research and the Role of University Libraries
  7. Improving access
  8. Social media use in the research workflow
  9. Google Generation II: web behaviour experiments with the BBC
  10. E-journals, researchers - and the new librarians
  11. E-Journal Usage and Impact in Scholarly Research: A Review of the Literature
  12. The impact of the economic downturn on libraries: With special reference to university libraries
  13. Researchers' e-journal use and information seeking behaviour
  14. The attitudes and behaviours of illegal downloaders
  15. Diversity in the e‐journal use and information‐seeking behaviour of UK researchers
  16. E-textbook use, information seeking behaviour and its impact: Case study business and management
  17. The economic downturn and libraries: an international survey
  18. Information Obsolescence
  19. Online use and information seeking behaviour: institutional and subject comparisons of UK researchers
  20. Science journal editors' views on publication ethics: results of an international survey
  21. Student digital information‐seeking behaviour in context
  22. Scholarly e‐books: the views of 16,000 academics
  23. The role and future of the monograph in arts and humanities research
  24. The Google Generation
  25. UK scholarly e‐book usage: a landmark survey
  26. The Google generation: the information behaviour of the researcher of the future
  27. Aslib Proceedings is 60 years old
  28. Viewing and reading behaviour in a virtual environment
  29. Understanding Information Behaviour: How Do Students and Faculty Find Books?
  30. What do faculty and students really think about e‐books?
  31. Creating a consumer market for scholarly journals
  32. Electronic journals and user behavior: A review of recent research
  33. The missing link: journal usage metrics
  34. Research productivity and the journals system: a study of immunology and microbiology authors
  35. Ideas on creating a consumer market for scholarly journals
  36. On the tips of their tongues: authors and their views on scholarly publishing
  37. Diffusion factors
  38. The changing scholarly communication landscape: an international survey of senior researchers
  39. Revisiting ‘obsolescence’ and journal article ‘decay’ through usage data: an analysis of digital journal use by year of publication
  40. Scholarly communication in the digital environment
  41. Open access journal publishing: the views of some of the world's senior authors
  42. In their very own words: authors and scholarly journal publishing
  43. Open Access Publishing: The Evidence from the Authors
  44. Emerald authorship data, Lotka's law and research productivity
  45. Scholarly communication in the digital environment: what do authors want?
  46. Knowledge production, consumption and impact: policy indicators for a changing world
  47. Journal diffusion factors: a new approach to measuring research influence
  48. Digital libraries: Developing a conceptual framework
  49. Understanding information policy: concepts, frameworks and research tools
  50. Toward public-private synergy in the European information services market
  51. Export information: a case study of SMEs in Northern Ireland
  52. Trading in government information
  53. Information Policies: A Sourcebook. Ian Rowlands, Sandra Vogel
  54. Freedom of information: A practical perspective