Global Knowledge, Memory & Communications publishes contemporary research and practice which explores the way that people and organisations interact in the digital information environment.
Aims and scope
The journal is concerned with innovation and developments in digital information, as they relate to global knowledge, communication and world memory. It covers the creation, management, dissemination and use of the full range of information objects.

Submissions are welcomed on the following major themes:

Global Knowledge and Communication:

Social interaction, networking, social media and space
Free/open access to information: legal, technical, social and managerial issues
Information and knowledge as agents of and for social, political, cultural and organisational change
Connecting the individual: personalised and meta-services
Sociological and philosophical aspects of information and knowledge, including service provision
World Memory: Text, Sound, Vision and Artefacts:

Information creation, ‘collection’ and curation
Information seeking, discovery and use
Sustainable preservation, including environmental, social, technical and legal issues
Sharing and facilitating individual engagement with archival, cultural and literary heritage: objects and services
Memory institutions and organisations: role and purpose, design, delivery, evaluation and cultural issues
Professional collaboration – consortia, exchange and sharing.