Description
Book SynopsisWith regard to the problems identified by many researchers relating to the storage and processing of (semi-)structured digital data, accessibility and sharing, intellectual property, digital documents, information retrieval, information literacy, the relevance of information, information profiles of users, etc. the political projects for the Information Society cause some caution and embarrassment from a scientific point of view.
This book gathers 13 contributions from Information Science researchers, and presents some scientific issues from the various domains which are, also, the issues in our present digital era.
Table of Contents1. Some revisions on the concept of information, S. Leleu-Merviel, P. Useille. 2. From scientific communication to specialized mediation: knowledge communication, V. Couzinet. 3. Time, memory and the document, J.-P. Metzger. 4. The document and the network, S. Pene. 5. Information culture, A. Serres. 6. The relevance in Information science: models and theory, B. Simonnot. 7. A study of access systems for electronic information, M. Ihadjadene, S. Chaudiron. 8. Relevant information in business intelligence, A. David. 9. Automatic analysis of digital document and text: multidisciplinary research problematics, L. Grivel. 10. Freedom of information, participative democracy and local economy, Y. Thepaut. 11. Museum websites: an observatory for interactivity. G. Vidal. 12. The Internet and the public library, A. Camus-Vigue, C. Evans, F. Gaudet, M. Amar. 13. Electronic publishing for mobile phones: the case of streaming TV, B. Henocque.
