Issue 51 (december 2023)

 

Tribune

Editors’ letter || Miquel Térmens Graells, Jordi Sánchez-Navarro
[ Catalan text | Spanish text ]

TRIBUNE. Monograph in ‘BID’ on data webs and knowledge graph || Miquel Centelles Velilla
[ Catalan text | Spanish text ]

Articles

Content curation on social media of Ibero-American information and documentation journals || Jesús Cascón-Katchadourian, Wileidys Artigas, Javier Guallar
[ Catalan text | Spanish text | English abstract ]

Investigating SEO from social sciences: scoping review || Carlos Lopezosa, Lluís Codina, Cristòfol Rovira
[ Catalan text | Spanish text | English abstract ]

Faculty attitudes toward Open Access publishing: library-led action and outreach || Zach Welhouse, Michael Boock
[ Catalan text | Spanish abstract ]


Editors: Miquel Térmens and Jordi Sánchez Navarro

Direction: Núria Ferran and  Candela Ollé

Coordination of the monographic: Miquel CentellesDaniele Metilli

Scientific edition: Jordi Ardanuy and Alexandre López-Borrull

Editorial board: Lluís Agustí, Jordi Ardanuy, Llorenç Arguimbau, Alexandre López-Borrull, Remedios Melero, Rafael Pedraza, Mario Pérez-Montoro, Remei Perpinyà, Fernanda Peset, Josep-Manuel Rodríguez-Gairín, Concepción Rodríguez Parada, Anna Rubió, Pedro Rueda Ramírez, Jesús Tramullas, Aurora Vall and Mercè Vázquez

Edition: Sandra Sanz, Aurora Vall, Mari Vállez and Mercè Vázquez

Editorial production: Serveis Lingüístics de la UB (linguistic assistance), Jorge Franganillo (header image), Maria Brioso and Eduard Vilagrosa (edició en HTML), Adán Server (metadata)

Technological development: Josep Manuel Rodríguez Gairín and Sergi Chávez

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llicencia CC BY-NC-ND Creative Commons licence (Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivative works). They may be consulted and distributed freely provided that the author and publisher are quoted (in accordance with the “Recommended citation” section in each of the articles). However, no derivative works (translation, change of format, etc.) may be made without the publisher’s permission. Therefore, it meets the definition of open access form the Budapest Open Access Initiative declaration. The journal allows the author(s) to hold the copyright without restrictions and to retain publishing rights without restrictions.