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November 15, 2025 by Gary Price
New Journal Article: “Archive Workers’ Information Needs and How Their Expert Knowledge Influences Information Searching and Collection Curation: An Interview Study”
The article (full text) linked below was recently published by Information Research. Title Archive Workers’ Information Needs and How Their Expert Knowledge Influences Information Searching and Collection Curation: An Interview Study Authors Nils Pharo Oslo Metropolitan University Pia BorlundOslo Oslo Metropolitan University Ying-Hsang Liu Uppsala University, Sweden Source Information Research [...]
November 14, 2025 by Gary Price
New Preprint: Rethinking Science in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
The preprint linked below was recently posted on arXiv. Title Rethinking Science in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Authors Maksim E. Eren Los Alamos National Laboratory Dorianis M. Perez Los Alamos National Laboratory Source via ArXiv DOI: 10.48550/arXiv.2511.1052 Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping how research is conceived, conducted, and [...]
November 1, 2025 by Library Journal
A Strengthening Community Ties Through Library Branding
Libraries have always been pillars of the community and trusted sources of knowledge and connection. But in a world overflowing with digital content and distractions, how do you ensure your valuable programs and collections get the attention they deserve? More and more libraries are turning to strategic library branding and merchandising to bolster their ongoing success and impact.
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Google’s NotebookLM Begins Rolling Out “Deep Research” Feature and Support For More File Formats Including Google Sheets and MS Word
November 13, 2025 by Gary Price
From a Google Blog Post: Here’s what makes NotebookLM’s Deep Research different: the report is just the beginning. You can add the report and its sources directly into your notebook. You can continue to add other sources while Deep Research runs in the background, helping you assemble a rich knowledge base on any topic without leaving […]
Washington Post: How People Really Use ChatGPT, According to 47,000 Conversations Shared Online
November 12, 2025 by Gary Price
From The Washington Post: A collection of 47,000 publicly shared ChatGPT conversations compiled by The Washington Post sheds light on the reasons people turn to the chatbot and the deeply intimate role it plays in many lives. The conversations were made public by ChatGPT users who created shareable links to their chats that were later […]
Journal Article: Artificial Intelligence Regulation Matures: Landscapes of the USA, European Union, and China
November 10, 2025 by Gary Price
The article (full text) linked below was recently published by IFLA Journal. Title Artificial Intelligence Regulation Matures: Landscapes of the USA, European Union, and China Author Leo S. Lo University of Virginia Source IFLA Journal Online First DOI: 10.1177/03400352251384915 Abstract Between 2023 and July 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) governance in the USA, European Union, and […]
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NY Times: “Federal Cuts, Immigration Raids and a Slowing Economy Hit Rural Libraries”
November 10, 2025 by Gary Price
From The NY Times: In March, President Trump issued an executive order dismantling the Institute of Museum and Library Services, which has provided around 270ドル million a year to public and academic libraries to help pay for services such as summer reading programs, broadband internet access, lending between libraries, staff training and access to national […]
Research Tools: University of Texas Law School Launches Database to Analyze Benefits of AI For Public Policy
November 9, 2025 by Gary Price
From The Daily Texan: The UT School of Law launched a new database designed to highlight the use of artificial intelligence across fields such as academics and government, according to an Oct. 31 University news release. Researchers and nonprofits across the country developed the AI Opportunity Inventory database under the new UT AI Innovation and Law Program, which […]
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Research Article (preprint): “Everyone Else Does It”: The Rise of Preprinting Culture in Computing Disciplines
November 7, 2025 by Gary Price
The preprint linked below was recently posted on arXiv. Title “Everyone Else Does It”: The Rise of Preprinting Culture in Computing Disciplines Authors Kyrie Zhixuan Zhou University of Texas at San Antonio Justin Eric Chen University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Xiang Zheng University of Wisconsin-Madison Yaoyao Qian Northeastern University Yunpeng Xiao Emory University Kai Shu Emory […]
Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) Releases New Version of Global ‘Bit List’ of Endangered Digital Materials
November 6, 2025 by Gary Price
From a DPC Post: Across every sector – government, culture, industry, academia, media, and community – digital materials are at-risk of extinction. On World Digital Preservation Day 2025, the Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) has published a new version of the Global ‘Bit List’ of Endangered Digital Materials, which reveals the urgent need for coordinated action to […]