All Stories

  1. The intricate web: network and rhizome metaphors in hypertext and the web and the epistemic challenge of fake news
  2. Editorial: Serendipity and information discovery
  3. Ubiquitous information
  4. Blended workplaces
  5. Living in a data driven world
  6. Glocalisation of information services
  7. Knowledge sharing in a virtual world
  8. Clear communication in times of crisis
  9. Working in the world of the pandemic
  10. Intelligence and the role of the information professional
  11. Applied information ethics
  12. Increasing importance of knowledge management in the workplace
  13. Twenty-nine years of the BIR Annual Survey part 2: Changing information work
  14. Twenty-nine years of the BIR Annual Survey part 1: Technological change
  15. Reality filters: Disinformation and fake news
  16. Workplace surveillance
  17. Where traditional skills meet technology
  18. Cryptocurrencies and the blockchain
  19. Big data archives
  20. Information, communications and overload
  21. Being smart with smart technology
  22. Augmented reality in the business world
  23. Virtual realities in the business world
  24. Evaluating digital sources
  25. Using information and technology responsibly
  26. Brexit stage left
  27. From science fiction to reality
  28. Artificial intelligence and professional roles
  29. Post truth, information, and emotion
  30. Information security
  31. Editorial for the March 2016 issue of Business Information Review
  32. The underdog effect and social media
  33. Editorial
  34. Each One of us was Several: Networks, Rhizomes and Web Organisms
  35. Web 2.0 and business – a pointer to the intranets of the future: From 2006 to 2011 – an interview with Luke Tredinnick
  36. Complexity theory and the web
  37. Exploring culture of the digital age
  38. Power
  39. Identity
  40. Memory
  41. Textuality
  42. Authenticity
  43. Knowledge
  44. Representations of technology
  45. The meaning of culture
  46. Narratives of technology and culture
  47. Post‐structuralism, hypertext, and the World Wide Web
  48. Web 2.0 and Business
  49. Digital Information Contexts
  50. Librarianship and print culture
  51. The meaning of information
  52. Understanding digital information
  53. Digital information, language and representation
  54. Digital information and semiotics
  55. Digital information and computer science
  56. Digital information and complexity
  57. Digital information, science and the social sciences
  58. Digital information and post-modernism
  59. Digital information and post-structuralism
  60. Book Review: The Information Society: A Study in Continuity and Change
  61. Libraries without Walls 5: The Distributed Delivery of Library and Information Services
  62. Book Reviews: Organizing the Internet, Library Trends,
  63. Why Intranets Fail (and How to Fix Them)
  64. Anticipating change
  65. Conclusion
  66. Introduction
  67. Why users behave irrationally
  68. Reconciling competing expectations
  69. Elements of intranet architecture
  70. Why organisations behave irrationally
  71. A step-by-step guide to implementing intranets
  72. A step-by-step guide to managing intranets
  73. Building an Intranet content management strategy
  74. Amiga
  75. Civilization (I, II, III, IV)
  76. Tetris
  77. Tomb Raider
  78. World of Warcraft