Information for a Better World: Normality, Virtuality, Physicality, Inclusivity

Chapter 1 Are We Missing the Cybersecurity Factors in Recordkeeping?

Chapter 2 Recovering and Reusing Historical Data for Science: Retrospective Curation Practices Across Disciplines

Chapter 3 #Receipts: A Case Study of the Sonja Ahlers Archive as Platform Feminism

Chapter 4 Standing on the Outside Looking in: Testing the Concept of Societal Embeddedness from a User and Pluralising Perspective

Chapter 5 Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose – The Australian Records Management Case

Chapter 6 Information Sustainability in Rural Bangladesh: The Use of Analogue and Digital Backups

Chapter 7 Participatory Web Archiving: Multifaceted Challenges

Chapter 8 Understanding the Influence of Music on People’s Mental Health Through Dynamic Music Engagement Model

Chapter 9 Your Online Favorites are Overwhelming When You’re Having Fun: An Investigation of Fear of Missing Out, Social Media Affordances and Digital Hoarding

Chapter 10 Extending the PIM-B Concept: An Exploration of How Nonbinary People Maintain Personal Information Over Time

Chapter 11 “I Always Asked a Lot of Questions“– The Information Journey of Young Adults with Cancer in Germany

Chapter 12 Using Crossmodal Correspondence Between Colors and Music to Enhance Online Art Exhibition Visitors’ Experience

Chapter 13 Research with User-Generated Book Review Data: Legal and Ethical Pitfalls and Contextualized Mitigations

Chapter 14 The Content Structure of Science Technology and Innovation Policy—Applying Co-word Analysis to Funding Calls in Colombia

Chapter 15 Measuring Users’ Awareness of Content Recommendation Algorithm: A Survey on Douyin Users in Rural China

Chapter 16 Investigating Factors Influencing Open Government from a Country’s Perspective

Chapter 17 Lex Informatica and Freedom of Expression: Reflections on the Regulation of Internet Trolling Behaviors

Chapter 18 “That’s Not Damning with Faint Praise”: Understanding the Adoption of Artificial Intelligence for Digital Preservation Tasks

Chapter 19 Effects of Increasing Working Opportunity on Result Quality in Labor-Intensive Crowdsourcing

Chapter 20 Aligning Visual and Lexical Semantics

Chapter 21 An Analysis of Classification Approaches for Hit Song Prediction Using Engineered Metadata Features with Lyrics and Audio Features

Chapter 22 How Many Features Do We Need to Identify Bots on Twitter?

Chapter 23 Disparity in the Evolving COVID-19 Collaboration Network

Chapter 24 Text Mining and Visualization of Political Party Programs Using Keyword Extraction Methods: The Case of Portuguese Legislative Elections

Chapter 25 Exploring the Impact of the Quality of Social Media Early Adopters on Vaccine Adoption

Chapter 27 Fighting Misinformation: Where Are We and Where to Go?

Chapter 28 The Potential of Digital Literacy to Curb Problematic Information: An Integrative Literature Review

Chapter 29 Coding Funds of Knowledge in the iVoices Media Lab: Student Stories About Technologies

Chapter 30 An Exploratory Study of Intergenerational Technical Help from the Youth’s Perspective

Chapter 31 Exploring the Association Between Multiple Classifications and Journal Rankings

Chapter 32 The Design, Development, and Implementation of an LIS General Education Course for Non-lIS University Students in the Philippines

Chapter 33 “It’s Nice to Mix Up the Rhythm”: Undergraduates’ Experiences in a Large Blended Learning Course in Information Science in the Context of COVID-19

Chapter 34 Visual Information Processing in Virtual Reality: Merging Theory and Practice

Chapter 35 From Noisy Data to Useful Color Palettes: One Step in Making Biodiversity Data FAIR

Chapter 36 “Will the Day Ever Come When We Will Be Judged on Our Merit and not on Our Blackness?” The Black Caucus of the American Library Association and the Long Freedom Struggle in the United States, 1970–1975

Chapter 37 How Inclusive Are the International Conferences? Attending Conferences in an Unequal World

Chapter 38 Locating Black Information Lives: “Scoping” the Literature on African American Genealogical Research

Chapter 39 Do You S peak Meme? A Dynamic Digital Language for the Information Society