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1. Self-Citations in the Library and Information Science Literature.

Author

Dimitroff, Alexandra and Arlitsch, Kenning

Abstract

Describes a study that examined characteristics of author self-citations in the library and information science literature based on a sample of 1,058 articles from 28 journals. Specific factors examined include frequency of self-citations, self-citations compared to total citations, professional characteristics of the authors, and subject analysis. (LRW)

Published
1995

3. Music of the wild: archivists Jeff Rice and Kenning Arlitsch are recording the disappearing sounds of the West. They share picks for listening to nature, including its most endangered sound--silence

Author

Rice, Jeff and Arlitsch, Kenning

Subjects
Nature sounds -- Appreciation -- Portrayals, Sound recordings, Home and garden
Abstract

Hear wildlife OWYHEE MOUNTAINS, ID, NV & OR This wild landscape is one of the great remaining sagebrush ecosystems: a haven for hawks, sage grouse, and pronghorn deer, whose call [...]

Published
2010

5. Our Relationship with Internet Search Engines.

Author

Arlitsch, Kenning and O'Brien, Patrick

Subjects
*LIBRARIES & the Internet, *WEB search engines, *SEARCH engine optimization, *DIGITAL library collection development, *INTERNET users
Abstract

The article presents a reprint of the article "Our Relationship with Internet Search Engines," which appeared in the March 21, 2013 issue of "Council on Library and Information Resources." It reflects on the failure of libraries in optimizing for web search because they consider search engine optimization (SEO) as an afterthought of digital library development. It cites a report from the organization Pew Research Center which estimates that 81 percent of U.S. adults use the Internet.

Published
2013

6. Western Soundscape Archive.

Author

Arlitsch, Kenning, Neatrour, Anna, and Rice, Jeff

Subjects
SOUND archives, SOUND recording & reproducing, VERTEBRATES, COMPUTER network resources
Abstract

The article focuses on the Western Soundscape Archive (WSA) which is an online collection of natural sounds. The collection which is centered on terrestrial vertebrates from western U.S. includes short recordings of individual species which are freely available as streaming audio files over the web. WSA is now on its second year, with a three-year National Leadership Grant provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Published
2008

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