[Asis-l] New review of information behaviour research

Hunsucker, R.L. R.L.Hunsucker at uva.nl
Wed Oct 18 08:34:26 EDT 2006


My thanks for the two responses I received to the 
inquiry below. 

The first -- and very quickly -- was from Prof. Tom 
Wilson, Publisher/Editor in Chief of _Information 
Research_, who was of course himself closely 
involved in  all these matters.

The _New review_ did indeed die a quiet death 
when the ISIC-papers went to _IR_. I'm happy 
to have that cleared up. Thanks also to Ted Morris.

- R.L. Hunsucker

> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: asis-l-bounces at asis.org [mailto:asis-l-bounces at asis.org]Namens
> Hunsucker, R.L.
> Verzonden: dinsdag 17 oktober 2006 17:56
> Aan: asis-l at asis.org
> Onderwerp: [Asis-l] New review of information behaviour research
> 
> 
> Dear colleagues,
> 
> I wonder whether anyone can tell me under what 
> circumstances the journal _New review of information 
> behaviour research : studies of information seeking in 
> context_ ceased publication.
> 
> At least I assume it's ceased publication. I've seen no 
> sign of anything since Volume 4 ("Number 1 / 
> December 2003") -- neither in printed nor in digital 
> form. Taylor Graham's webpage still claims that it is 
> "now published by Taylor & Francis Ltd.", but Taylor 
> & Francis' Journals Listings don't mention it, not even 
> with the standard "No longer published by Taylor & 
> Francis" ;  and the "Journal Homepage" link from the 
> (former?) online version leads to the statement "We 
> were unable to find a journal matching your request." 
> I see also no indication that it has been merged with 
> _Behaviour & Information Technology_ or another 
> T&F journal.
> 
> Was it just that the organizers of ISIC 2004 (followed 
> later by ISIC 2006), or the ISIC "Permanent Committee", 
> preferred (open-access) publication of the conference 
> papers in _Information Research_ ?  I see that the 
> Editorial in the _IR_ (10.2) with the ISIC 2004 papers 
> is a dead link.
> 
> - R.L. Hunsucker
>   UB UvAmsterdam




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