This is a selection of some of Masters dissertations which I have supervised in recent years, from students on Library / Information Sciences at City, University of London. For City students, they give an indication of the range of topics I am able to supervise; for others, they show the range of work done by our students.
Links go to open-access versions in the Humanities Commons. Anyone wanting the full-text of any dissertation not available in this way is welcome to contact me.
2022
On the brink of extinction or evolution? The law firm librarian in the UK [Safa Ahmed]
Conversations in conservation: the impact libraries, archives, and museums have on wildlife conservation [Liberty Alleston]
How to tell a story with lyrics: a case study of the British Library’s display Paul McCartney: the lyrics (2021) to explore the creation of an inspiring exhibit of song words [Laurine Collardeau]
Digital information censorship: how authoritarian regimes are confronting the challenges of the digital age [Niamh Hayden-Ling]
To what extent did Twitter and Facebook contribute to the circulation of dis/misinformation online during the runup to the 2016 US Presidential election? [Jack Mcelroy]
Network connection error: an exploration of the digital divide during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how public libraries can help bridge the gap [Jade Modeste]
Exploring the contraception information behaviors of young adults in their 20s [Kaitlyn O’Neal]
Analysis of metadata schemas in the GAM sectors (galleries, archives, and museums) for cultural heritage objects [Emma Ramsey]
All ears: an examination of the documentality of audiobooks, podcasts, and oral histories with extended research into the London History Workshop Oral History Collection in collaboration with the Museum of London [Kaili Smith]
Disinformation practices in a pre-Internet era compared with the current digital environment and the information literacy practices attempting to fight the problem [Carlos Woodcock]
Trust, engagement, and evaluation in incidental news exposure v. purposeful news consumption [Rebeccah Yterdal]
Exploring the current state of information literacy instruction at public libraries in England [Batul Alsaraji
The changing landscape of the LMS and its implications for public and university libraries in England [Jonathan Bernedetti]
Pictures worth a thousand words: investigating factors which inhibit, facilitate, and motivate IK public libraries’ use of alt-text on Twitter [Esther Cable]
Epistemology in Library and Information Science: The Analysis of Knowledge and Knowledge-First Epistemology [Nick Dyson]
Staff perspectives on the use of social media on the use of social media by the University of Roehampton Library during the Covid-19 pandemic [Lauren Ghani]
The problems with social media and how library and information professionals can counteract the deterioration of democracy [Lauren Hadcroft]
Personal data—dignity or property? Examining the philosophical foundations of our conceptions of personal data and their ethical ramifications. [Jonathan Jackson]
Times New Plural. The multiple temporalities of contemporary life, the infosphere, and the planet [Thomas Mason]
Health information equity: rebalancing for representation of racial diversity in healthcare collection management [Grace O’Driscoll]
The effect that developing good reading habits as a child or adolescent has on adults becoming lifelong learners [Valerie Valentine]
2021
Examining the role of music libraries prior to and during the digital age [Gloria Azubuike]
Misinformation dissemination during the COVID-19 pandemic on Twitter [Annika Bueschken]
The army that Hitler forgot: preserving and documenting information about women’s military auxiliary work on the home front during the Second World War [Georgina Donlea]
Library and information science on the couch: how can ideas from psychoanalysis further our understanding of information seeking behaviour [Pete Inkpen]
How has the legal information profession within law firm libraries been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic? [Caroline Stafford]
Exploring how banks implement information management via social media to achieve success: a comparative study between Chinese and UK banks [Ruonan Yang]
The influence of culture and direct library instruction in the information seeking behaviour of primary school aged children [Jill Priestley]
2020
How information has changed with technology [Daniel Costa]
“Things fall apart” From the book to the bit. [Andrea Anderson]
Queer browsing and the Library of Congress Subject Headimgs [Ellena Moyse]
Gift of the gab: Exploring the audiobook and the festive direction in the American library [Thomas Kilduff]
Information governance for artificial intelligence in the UK healthcare sector [Louise James]
An exploration of the development of the unique nature of fandom archives, and critical assessment of their suitability for long term preservation of the creative works [Camilla Paffey]
Accounting for information: a study of information in charity accounts [Leah Matthews]
How can the collection of an LGBTIQ+ library best meet information needs? Towards a collection development policy [Isadore Auerbach-George]
An investigation in information behaviour changes of people during COVID-19 outbreak 2020 [Rinora Mucolli]
The impacts of social media on creatives [Wai-Ting Cheung]
Living artists in the library: creativity, scholarship and public engagement [Monica Boria]
Conceptualising generative classification schemes [Michael Dolton]
An evaluative study on reading for pleasure in secondary schools in Trinidad and Tobago [Shadé Francis]
Digital religion: from online sacred texts to a posthuman religion [Javiera Aliaga Gonzalez]
Creating accessible university libraries for students with visual impairments [Sophia Griffiths]
Informative floras: an information evaluation on unique photo-documents in flower evaluation [Austin Hayes]
The ethics of open science [Mehreen Khalid]
Approaches and attitudes towards knowledge sharing and access in a London law firm [Stephanie McMullan]
2019
Beyond the book: public libraries as social prescription hubs: a case study of a London public library [Failat Alabi]
Why are we always at the bottom? An exploration of representations of ‘the Other’ in the Dewey Decimal Classification [Blayne Bellot]
Pathologies of the post-truth era: vaccine hesitancy, fake science and the post-factual debate on the MMR vaccine [James Calvert]
Social and Cultural Aspects of Birchbark Literacy in Mediaeval Novgorod [Mariola Marsh]
Shipping databases: the case of Lloyd’s Register of Shipping [Petar Nikolov]
‘Accelerated Reader’ at St Mary’s School, 2010-2014: A Retrospective [John Warburton]
Tagging and Folksonomies on Social Media Applications (Instagram and Twitter) and its relation to content [Fatema Alezami]
“Just … flip through the pages and look busy”: Library and information science in Buffy the Vampire Slayer [Julia Pass]
Developing Direction: An Investigation into How Universities Affect the Information Behaviors and Information Literacy of Undergraduate Students in the UK [Kayleb Barclay]
The Babadook as an LGBT+ icon: An analysis into the way Neflix catalogues its titles and the effect of incorrect cataloguing [Megan Cross]
Research data management policy: Indonesian researchers’ literacy and behaviour as postgraduate students in UK universities [Madiareni Sulaiman]
‘Virtual Worlds and Information: A Study of Information Science within Interactive Gaming Media Development’ [Nicholas Dunn]
Establishing an effective information organization system for digital libraries in Chinese universities [Xiaoqin Zhang]
Open Science: Current Status, Potential Impacts, and Future Goals [Zoi Pegiadou]
2018
To what extent do library and information professionals actively manage change? An investigation into organisations based in London and surrounding areas [Sharon Stewart]
Information provision in the agile world: does information provision in law firms change in an agile environment? [Timonie Green]
How to explain information to a dead hare: Floridi’s approach to information and its relevance to art practice [Gordon McQueen]
A case-study on the sustainability of digitized collections in academic libraries [Sayeeda Ahmed]
Can enhanced library analytics improve the understanding of user behaviours at City, University of London? [Christine Goodson]
‘Ladies and gentlemen, the school library has left the building’: an investigation into school libraries, their efficacy, successes and dillemmas [Petra Killoran]
Alternative applications for blockchain technology in library sciences [Olivia Nesbitt]
Research methods and resources in LIS and law: a study aimed at the presentation and comparison of methods and resources used in both fields [Ilias Paraskevopoulos]
Information for the Streets: An Investigation on Public Library’s Engagement with those Experiencing Homelessness [Laurel Plapp]
The forgotten corners of the Internet – a social media analysis [Matthew Rudd]
Library classification and zoological books: the relationships between zoological taxa and ways of grouping in libraries [Daniel Shindler]
Libraries on social media tools: a case study comparing universities in London and Hong Kong [Kit Tsui]
2017
Joint use libraries and widening participation: Investigating the merit and viability of a library access scheme for the Southern Universities Network [Nancy Beckett-Jones]
The Impact Digitisation has had on the presentation, organisation, and future direction of Archives and Special Collections in Greater London [Sam Butler]
Can Mendeley reader counts be used as an early indicator of impact for arts and humanities books? [Eoin Davies]
Horizon spotting: future trends in information services in special libraries [Jessica Leedham]
Recreational reading collections in academic libraries [Isabel Martinez Carrasco]
Mass surveillance or licence to operate: a critical discourse analysis of UK newspapers reporting on The Investigatory Powers Act 2016 [Stephen Reid]
Academic librarian engagement with open access in the UK: support, advocacy and education [Natasha Suri]
Neutrality and social responsibility as ethical values in librarianship [Louise Wallace]
Muhyiddin Ibn ‘Arabi Society (MIAS) library catalogue: evaluating the society’s digital archive project [Ziyad Wanis]
The effect of information literacy on Kuwaitis in sending and receiving information using ICT [Eman Alali]
Investigating the information context and practices of digital nomads in Sultanate of Oman [Nehad Alhadi]
The role of public libraries in developing children’s education and skills: investigating the King Fahad public library in Jeddah [Reham Alharbi]
Promoting digital literacy in Kuwait schools [Reham Alhuraiti]
Information security of smartphone users: an empirical study on the students of University Dhaka, Bangladesh [Shohana Nowrin]
Information Seeking Behavior of Teenagers: A Comparative Study of Toronto, Ontario and London, England [Amina Yusuf]
2016
Commoner’s knowledge: a study of the cultivation of a radical political knowledge commons [Kristina MacDonald]
An examination into the ways that academic libraries can use social media to support information literacy training [Amy Rippon]
Discovering digitized special collections: an investigation of researchers’ practices and priorities [Emma Stanford]
Resisting digital archive fever: a critical investigation into the management of QTIPOC cultural heritage in the digital environment [Melissa Steiner]
The impact of the international conventions on the flow of information: United Kingdom and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia [Norah Alotaibi]
The information seeking behaviour of postgraduate law students: a case study of LLM Maritime Law students at the University of Southampton [Gayoung Kim]
The treatment of books and libraries in the nineteenth century English fiction [Sheena Poulouse]
The use of web technologies in UK academic libraries and what this could mean for user engagement [Sharayne Kerr]
2015
Planning a holiday: exploring tourists’ information behaviour and the information architecture of destination marketing websites [Alexandra Radloff]
Shadowing the shadowers: Carnegie shadowing – an investigation [Kate Ereira]
Arrival cards: a survey of their use for data collection at border crossings [Naama Zohn]
Point of conception: a study of women’s information behaviour during pregnancy [Tess Stackley]
Video games – reinvented storytelling [Joanna Babicz]
It’s a reading room, but not as we know it: A case study of the Reading Room at the Wellcome Collection to explore the impact of an innovative, hybrid space on the existing research Library [Nicola Cook]
A Case Study of a Digital Image Collection Belonging to a Charity [Isobel Ramsden]
Cloud computing and its effects on academic libraries in Barbados [Lamar Nicholls]
A study into the level of information literacy skills and usage of information systems among Saudi Arabian postgraduate students studying in the UK [Maryam Alzahrani]
E-learning versus in class training: comparing delivery methods of “finding the evidence” training” [Elisabeth Chalmers]
Preservation of audiovisual and digital media in tropical climates: a case study of the University of Guyana Library [Clyden Harris]
Chamomile – a document [Petr Vlcek]
Information and Physics: a match made in reality [Aqil Zahid]
Nesting chains: An introductory approach to information dwelling [Eleazar Rodriguez]
The great public libraries debate: do bricks and mortar still matter? A case study of Canada Water Library, Southwark, London [Alison Martino]
Teachers in practice: an account of how primary classroom teachers develop information literacy [Anne Lloyd]
The Asiatic society of Bengal Library: Its Evolution and Contribution to the Formation of Knowledge about Asia 1784-1940 [Sudakshina Roy]
Mapping Classical Shan Literature [Jotika Khur-Yearn]
A Study into the use of Enterprise and Federated Search in UK Law firms [Michael Price]
2014
How information behaviour changes in individuals who transform a hobby into a profession [Kathryn Drumm]
Libraries and Propaganda: An analysis of censorship in twentieth and twenty-first century libraries [Samantha Clary]
The library as imperialist: an examination of nineteenth-century collections of non-Western materials [Kendra Speedling]
Reporting Privacy in the Internet Age [Hannah Seward]
The essential digital literacy skills for librarians in the digital age in developing countries: case study in the Academic Resource Centre of Courts of Justice and Library of the Administrative Court in Thailand [Apantree Kandet]
A study of e-book usage in Brunei [Norliyama Mohammed Salleh]
“You can’t read that!” A review of censorship activity within libraries [Helen Cargill]
Feasibility of consolidating and digitizing Arabic and Islamic collections: a critical case study of the British Library and Qatar Foundation partnership [Aysha Al-Ansari]
A citation analysis of UCL Africanist archaeologists’ publications [Lucia Cavorsi]
Information literacy and the general public: a survey of public libraries in London [Cameron Eeles]
The classification and genres of popular music, its relevance in museums and an examination of its documentation practices [Howard Hennessy]
The Impact of Digital Technologies on Special Libraries in the United Kingdom [Debora Hodgson]
Internet access in the public library: significance and perceptions [Alexandra Jacobsen]
‘Reclaiming Joyce: the National Library of Ireland’s digitisation of James Joyce’s manuscripts’ [Niall Keegan]
Classification and the domain of history of art [Jennifer Laurenson]
UK higher education libraries in the 21st century; analysis of job descriptions [Chris Li-In-On]
Public libraries and the provision of music scores and books in an age of austerity [Tony McDonald]
Evaluation of London health libraries [Oskar Orlygsson]
The artist, the muse and the library: Exploring ‘inspiration’ and the library’s potential role in the creative process [Cait Peterson]
Birkbeck students’ use of social media at Birkbeck College: a case study [Renata Roscelli]
Digital sheet music – a serious alternative for orchestral performance? [Dorothea Stawenow]
Moyes Classification and Thesaurus for legal materials 5th edn; a review of the changes [Anna Steele]
Information and Knowledge in non-state, non-agrarian societies and how it can inform our understanding of the Information Society [Robert Turner]
2013
Are e-books suitable for use by legal practitioners? A study of the legal library/information service in the UK [Kim Austin]
“Juveniles, women and the working classes”: a review of access to information in public libraries in nineteenth century England [Monica Deacy]
Linnaean legacy: authoritative mapping of information [Cherie McCabe]
The Space adventure: archive futures and the future of memory [Ewan O’Neill]
Bridging the gap: how do the Shakespeare authorship theories affect the information behaviours of Shakespeare scholars? [Gemma Sansom]
Is the information of reality the reality of information? [Tyabba Siddiuqi]
IRANMARC and UNIMARC: a compare and contrast analysis of their formats for serials [Afagh Ghareh Veisi]
2012
Factors that hinder Saudi Arabia from investing in scientific research [Ohoud Alabdali]
Use and applications of social networking in Qatar University library [Asma Al–Buainian]
The governments’s laptop initiative and school libraries in the republic of Trinidad and Tobago [Cleopatra Assing]
Carnegie library philanthropy in Great Britain and Canada [Gregory Cadge]
A critical foundation for information science [Alexandra Harris]
Development of the Information Society in the Czech Republic [Iva Heroutova]
The Frith Archive: theoretical and practical issues raised by the construction of a personal archive [William Man]
How effective is the parish church as a library of community history? [Chris Serbutt]
The benefits of crowdsourcing for creating descriptive metadata [Joey Sheffield]
Development of Dewey decimal classification in light of cultural changes [Alessandra Vetrugno]
Getting to the core. A comparative study of library and information science degree programmes [Brenda Welch]
What is knowledge, and can it be managed? a study in a central government department [Kay Young]
2011
Classical sanctuary or Piranesi nightmare: an exploration of representations of the library in faction [Emma Bahar]
Blurred boundaries: exploring interaction between managerial, economic and information objectives in UK specialist collections [Rosella Black]
Importance of information and knowledge in the annual reports of FTSE 250 companies [Marcin Boczkowski]
Written in stone: the longevity of information [Venus Clark]
Information networks and communication channels of the eighteenth century anti-slavery and abolition campaign in London and the Royal Borough of Greenwich [Helen Dummett]
Information overload: exploring the ‘generation gap’ [Tony Dykes]
Museum libraries in the digital age [Natasha Edmonds]
Information literacy support in a Greater London FE/HE college [Neil Raj]
A view of the future of academic librarianship: a modified Delphi study [Rachael Hartiss]
Investigating roving in the academic library: a case study [Sarah Hawton]
Let’s talk about privacy: how an analysis of the political debate can lead to a more balanced privacy policy [Sophia Hendrikx]
Reaching out beyond the library: proposals for innovative outreach activities in Hertfordshire Libraries [Phoebe Hornby]
Libraries and librarians in the contemporary novel: do modern novels continue to perpetuate the stereotypical image of the profession? [Caroline Horne]
The Polish eBook market, its origin, development and its influence on Polish studies in the UK [Wojciech Janik]
Protecting intellectual property on the Internet. Is the Digital Economy Act 2010 a proportionate response? [Ronan Plunkett]
Managing information overload in the House of Commons: a case study [Daniel Rogers]
From ‘user education’ to ‘informed learning’: the continuing debate about information literacy [Iqbal Siddiqui]
Accounting for information – take two: information assets within the annual reports of the S&P companies in comparison to the FTSE 100 [Alexandra Simpson]
An investigation into the relevance of the history and original aims of the UK public library service to current discussions about the future of the service [Rebecca Lacey]
A study of the use and effectiveness of UK genealogy resources in the genealogy community [Samantha Pett]
What is the relation between the way subscription and circulating libraries operated in the 19th century, and fear of information as a way of empowering women and the working classes? [Lindsay Robinson]
The social and cultural impact of printing in China during the Song dynasty (960-1279) [Melanie Strong]
Library history and the roots of libricide.An exploration of the history and philosophy of the destruction of books and libraries [Matthew Ward]
What is the future role of the publisher? A literature review of attitudes towards an alternative publishing model [Matthew White]
Teaching information literacy to Art and Design students [Antonia Williamson]
The Sophists and the First Information Revolution: The emergence of literacy and the philosophy of information [Dominic Wilson]
Seekers and searchers: observing student information behavour [Samantha Tator]
Health information seeking in the information society [Abir Mukherjee]published as A Mukherjee and D Bawden, Health information seeking in the information society, Health Information and Libraries Journal, 2012, 29(3), 242-246
Once materia medica, now ethnobotany: a domain analysis of British herbalism. [Erin Michaels]
In search of our roots: black women seeking hair information [Tieska McDowell]
An investigation into the information needs and sources of farmers in St. Vincent and the Grenadines [Pearl McMaster]
Complement or competition?: Public and professional opinions on e-books, e-readers, and the future of the physical book and the public library in a digital age [Kelsey Hibbard]
Anticipating the information society: the cultural resilience of German-Jewish refugees in the UK [Jeanette Danzer]
[Mis]Classification and the Art/Craft division [Suzanne Cowan]
An examination of London borough library services [Paul Bartholow]
University libraries and the postgraduate student: an exploration of how provision of physical and online space meets needs and expectations [Colin Beard] published as C Beard and D Bawden, University libraries and the postgraduate student; physical and virtual spaces, New Library World, 2012, 113(9/10), 439-447
2010
The library as a reflection of current art theory: investigating the pe-modern, modern and post-modern library [Sara Ahmad]
The use of telecommunications in mental health care [Glenna Awbry]
Institutional repositories and the dissemination of humanities scholarly research: the Oxford perspective [Mark Bainbridge]
Collections and use in early medieval libraries: England and the continent in the eighth century [Katherine Carter]
The future of information provision and management: a view from senior finance professionals in the City of London [Maria Efstathiou]
Public libraries and the public sphere: a Habermasian approach for the 21st century [Josephine Grahl]
The role of school libraries in supporting independent learning [Alan Green]
The filmed library [Gino Malone]
The Semantic Web: a look at theory and practice in organising information [Alison McGrath]
The future of history: preservation in the digital age and implications for historical research and study [Lena Roland]published as L Rowland and D Bawden, The future of history: investigating the preservation of information in the digital age, Library and Information History, 2012, 28(3), 220-236
An analysis of the relevance of social epistemology to the roles and practices of the library and information professional in the twenty-first century [Kate Williams]
Putting digital documents to use: wikis in museums [Emily Wilson]
An audit of special terminology used on UK university library web sites [Alexander Allen]
Can Discovery Centres be used as an example of society’s progression into an information age? [Laura Gittins]
Changing and adaptable skills: a librarian’s perspective [Emma-Louise Jones]
The book as object: depictions of the bound volume in modern Western art [Laura Miller]
Information and knowledge in the context of children’s picturebooks [Robin O’Brien]
A study of public library services in Great Britain during the two World Wars [Susannah Oswald]
An audit of SOAS institutional repository using the Drambora tooolkit [Joanna Tate]
The future of classification within British healthcare libraries [Emma Watson]
A study of overload and other problems in legal information provision [Beverley Woolfson]
2009
Evolutionary changes: a review of UK and US public and academic libraries [Kelley Amirault]
Designing libraries in the 21st century: an information history approach [Christopher Arnsby]
“Being awake but unfocused”: a study into the information needs and information seeking behaviour of practising visual artists in London [Sian Aynsley]
On the advantages of history for the philosophy of information [Alan Bracey]
Information overload and its impact upon Cambridge University Library [Annette Brighton]
Tags and relevance: a study of users’ perceptions of folksonomies as useful descriptions of information content [Christopher Brown]
Accounting for information: the value of information to FTSE 100 companies [Joanna Cummins] published as J Cummins and D Bawden, Accounting for information: information and knowledge in the annual reports of FTSE 100 companies, Journal of Information Science, 2010, 36(3), 283-305
Access to biomedical literature for both doctors and patients: a changing role for the medical librarian? [Susan Ellison]
State-run school libraries: a comparative study between the US and the UK [Elizabeth Faux]
Folksonomies versus expert-led indexing for image collections [Camilla Griffiths]
An exploration of the eighteenth century information culture [Eric Howard]
The library as place: an investigation into physical collection space in a digital age [Russell Kennedy]
“Developing world” participation in the global scientific knowledge base [Emma Lewis]
An investigation into intelligence information management strategies employed by secret services past and present [Anne Maskell]
The future of the House of Commons Library [Susannah Racher]
The Renaissance of the e-book {Helen Smith]
Public libraries: more than Libros? [Donna Spivey]
Abstracting and Indexing: past, present and future [Glyndwr Williams]
Information visualization and the library OPAC [Judith Wilson]
2008
The many routes to fiction retrieval [Lucy Ashdown]
The use of Web 2.0 in public libraries: a modern reality or an academic fantasy [Louise Green]
E-resources for study and research in music [Clemens Gresser]
E-journals – the future: a case study as Cass Buiness School Library [Emily Houghton]
Why we are talking about information: a MediaHistorical genealogy [Jacob Houx]
The use and value of a oral history archive department in modern libraries [Nikolaos Kareklas]
Investigating Arrayexpress, a data repository: sharing and accessing community-derived data in the biomedical sciences [Charlie Mayor] extended into doctoral study
Art libraries in the US and UK: a compare and contrast analysis of institutional culture [Leah McGowan]
The Anglo-American model of the public library in perspective: a comparative study of public library developments in England and Italy [Valeria Padalino]
Beyond the slow movement? A critical literature review of speed and control in contemporary information environments [Elizabeth Poirier] extended into doctoral study
The Library of Alexandria throughout the ages: legends, legacy and lessons [Andrew Regan]
Information and learning resources in further education: a review [Vimal Shah]
An investigation into the relationship between university and library in Cambridge and Oxford 1450-1550 [Catherine Sutherland]
2007
The United Kingdom legal deposit system: past, present and future [Simon Barlow]
“If I had a hammer”: adapting and testing a health sector tool to assess outcomes and impacts in a public library [Andew Calvert] presented as D Bawden, L Robinson and A Calvert, Value and impact: new trends in evaluating library and information services, 3rd joint conference of Slovene Special and Academic Libraries, Ljubljana, October 2008 and published as D Bawden, A Calvert, L Robinson, C Urquhart, C Bray and J Amosford, Understanding our value: assessing the nature of the impact of library services, Library and Information Research, 2009, 33(issue 105), 62-89, available online here
The use of podcasting in postgraduate education [Vennesse Croasdaile]
Meeting users’ needs in the digital age: the collection development issues [Lesley-Ann Daniel]
Fictional narratives and the imagining of digital landscapes: predictions, potentials and problems of an information age [Harpreet Dhillon]
An investigation into libraries and the information society in Latvia [Caroline Jago]
Vilem Flusser and the technical image: of benefit to the theory and pratice of image indexing and retrieval [Marie Lagerwall]
Managing indigenous knowledge in Africa [Bernadette Martin]
An organised Holocaust: the influence of the Final Solution on information management [Amber Mooney]
Art databases: the Internet and the London art market [Saven Morris]
Bad news has wings: a study of the public response to risk information, with a case study of avian influenza [Katherine Nower]
The decline of the newspaper – should we be worried [Evelyn O’Connor]
Open access and social justice: investigating moral justifications for open access to scholarly communications, with particular reference to developing countries [Joanne O’Flannagan]
Can MySpace also be LibrarySpace? [Vanessa Wright]
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