Aim and scope

Advanced Notes in Information Science (ANIS) is a book series that will publish conference proceedings, monographs, and thematic volumes coming from the field of information sciences. ANIS will consider research works covering topics (but not limited to) such as information retrieval, information systems, information architecture, information behavior, digital libraries, information literacy, information management, data management, library studies, user experience design, knowledge management, sociology of information, science communication, mass communication, organizational communication, among others.

The series intends to serve as a common platform for students, researchers, and practitioners coming from the public or private sectors. Every article published in the book will go through the regular peer-review process and will be available in open access. There will not be fees or charges applied for article processing and/or publication in the series.

Open access policy

All chapters published in ANIS are open access, meaning they are freely available without any kind of subscription or restriction.

Copyright notice

Authors retain copyright and grant the series right of first publication with the work simultaneously licensed under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC 4.0 License that permits the sharing and adaptation of the material as long as appropriate credit be given, a link to the license be provided, and all changes are indicated. More information about this license can be found here.

Publication fees

There is no fee or charges applied for book processing and/or publication in ANIS.

Privacy statement

The names and email addresses entered in this book series site will be used exclusively for the stated purposes of this series and will not be made available for any other purpose or to any other party.

Archiving

The contents published by the CBR are collected, preserved, and served by LOCKSS and CLOCKSS systems.