Tech Companies are Secretive; Researchers Need to Get Investigative
The difficulty of knowing what happens inside Facebook is especially troubling for academic researchers in fields such as information science.
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The difficulty of knowing what happens inside Facebook is especially troubling for academic researchers in fields such as information science.
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The South Asia region suffered a brutal and devastating second wave of COVID-19. Many countries within the South Asia region are still reeling under various levels of lockdowns.
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Our research draws on theories about the taxonomy of consumers that has gained dominance in the technology adoption and marketing domains, which classifies consumers into two broad groups: the “early adopters” and the “imitators.”
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Despite the immense value of scientific knowledge, academic publishing has long pursued an ethos of sharing rather than trade for profit.
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One of the most interesting questions in science is how accurately (truthfully) researchers reproduce (simulate) the observed physical phenomena.
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Sport governing bodies and local sporting leagues/associations should understand that their clubs are not equal in relation to Internet adoption and use.
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Problem-solving often requires crossing boundaries, such as those between disciplines. However, the measurement and evaluation of “interdisciplinarity” can be confusing because the concept itself is composite.
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Despite the widespread use and continuous improvements of search engines, these are not perfect tools by any means.
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