Knowledge Leadership Associates

Are knowledge management and information management set to merge to form a new discipline?

Direct charges to users for the use of news-related sources may have a deleterious effect on the supply and use of news-related information in libraries.

Google is always an interesting company to watch — but is its Google+ experiment in social networking sufficiently distinctive?

Looking for free e-books? Here is a useful application and directory.

Some companies have received very high ranking in searches through the manipulation of search results.

The problems of preserving digital materials are acute and worrying; David Rosenthal considers them in his blog.

A survey by the Book Industry Study Group (the U.S. book industry’s leading trade association for policy, standards and research) has revealed that students prefer their textbooks in conventional print-on-paper form rather than as e-texts.

Results of a survey of bias in the search algorithms of Google, Yahoo, Bing, AOL, and Ask.

It has certainly courted notoriety since its implementation and has also received its share of plaudits. Wikipedia was founded on 15 January 2001. What is its future?

Whilst scientists support the principle of open-access publishing, few are willing to publish papers in open-access sources.