Who Sells Knowledge Online? An Investigation of Knowledge Celebrities in China
In China, there is an emerging class of online celebrities known as “Knowledge Wanghong” who focuses specifically on knowledge-intensive content.
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In China, there is an emerging class of online celebrities known as “Knowledge Wanghong” who focuses specifically on knowledge-intensive content.
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The Covid-19 epidemic has profoundly changed the global economy and society, bringing all individuals and organizations into the VUCA era—an era of Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity.
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This video bridges certain divides in Information Science and demonstrates a less fragmented and more holistic potential of our field.
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Recently (May 10, 2022), the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine released a report advocating Automated Research Workflows (ARWs) to accelerate discovery by closing the knowledge Discovery Loop.
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What happens to all that data when the project is finished? How might it be shared for reuse in ways in which the original researchers had not thought of? How might it be made available for checking the results of that research or for possible new topics?
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Internet service providers are paying more and more attention to the data analysis of users’ cross-device behavior, so research related to cross-device search behavior is necessary.
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We explored the information interaction patterns among stakeholders of hot papers on Twitter by social network analysis.
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Information Science Road Trip takes sightseers on a panoramic journey through 10 “big ideas” of Information Science.
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Have you ever wondered how Google helps you complete your search query by suggesting the next terms of your query? Large Language Models (LLMs) power this feature. But LLMs go beyond that feature. Today, LLMs are used in building AI systems and applications ranging from recognizing speech to writing poetry. They have become very powerful, but there are also pitfalls.
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Serious leisure is a term coined by Dr. Robert Stebbins in 1982 (Stebbins, 1982, 2007), and includes hobbies, voluntary activities, and amateurism, which are sufficiently challenging but adequately rewarding.
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