Aslib Journal of Information Management: Volume 74 Issue 2

Experiences of information literacy and mobile technologies amongst undergraduates in times of COVID. A qualitative approach

Maria Pinto, David Caballero Mariscal, Alicia Segura

The purpose of this article is to analyse the social science students' perceptions of information literacy (IL) and the use of mobile technologies (MTs) before and during the…

Understanding the influence of privacy protection functions on continuance usage of push notification service

Zhou Cheng, Kai Li, Ching-I Teng

Push notification service (PNS) is an important approach to distribute personalized information to users timely and is getting more and more popular. However, users' privacy…

Rotten web citations cited in scholarly journals: use of time travel for retrieval

B. Niveditha, Mallinath Kumbar, B.T. Sampath Kumar

The present study compares the use of web citations as references in leading scholarly journals in Library and Information Science (LIS) and Communication and Media Studies (CMS)…

Business process nature assessment matrix – a novel approach to the assessment of business process nature

Justyna Berniak-Woźny, Marek Szelągowski

The purpose of this study is to give an in-depth understanding of the nature of business processes (BPs) from the perspective of their dynamism and knowledge intensity that will…

Factors correlated with the perceived usefulness of online reviews for consumers: a meta-analysis of the moderating effects of product type

Zhangxiang Zhu, Jiapei Liu, Wei Dong

The conclusions of studies on the factors correlated with the perceived usefulness of online reviews are inconsistent due to differences in research perspectives, research…

Government data governance framework based on a data middle platform

Zijun Mao, Jingyi Wu, Yali Qiao, Hong Yao

The present paper constructed a new framework for government data governance based on the concept of a data middle platform to elicit the detailed requirements and functionalities…

What users seek and share in online diabetes communities: examining similarities and differences in expressions and themes

Zhizhen Yao, Bin Zhang, Zhenni Ni, Feicheng Ma

This paper aims to investigate user health information seeking and sharing patterns and content in an online diabetes community and explore the similarities and differences in the…

Supervisors' knowledge hiding and knowledge-based trust: from the lens of social impact theory

Gul Afshan, Umar Farooq Sahibzada, Hira Rani, Yasir Hayat Mughal, Ghulam Muhammad Kundi

Past studies have largely focused on leaders' influence on employees' attitudes and behaviors, largely ignoring the followership and its consequences. This study investigates the…

Cross-network propagation model of public opinion information and its control in coupled double-layer online social networks

Yun Li, Jiakun Wang

In modern society, considering the multi-channel of public opinion information (public opinion) propagation and its strong influence on social development, it is necessary to…