New from Information Matters, November 2025

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From “Elusive Policy Styles” to Measurable Indicators: How AI Helps Us Understand Government Governance

Zhuoren Jiang

End of an Era? How Libraries Are Thriving in a Screen-Obsessed World

Pathum B Rathnayake

When YouTube Meets Grandma: How Older Adults Perceive and Influence AI Recommendations

Yuhao Zhang

Digital Commons for Coastal Communities

Misita Anwar

The Fast Lane Generation: Unpacking Instant Gratification in Digital Natives

Pathum B Rathnayake

What Makes People Trust Information? Finland Might Have the Answer.

Bethany McGowan

MemGPT: Engineering Semantic Memory through Adaptive Retention and Context Summarization

Ponego Letswalo

AI-Powered Peer Review: How Review Reveal Can Detect Bias, Improve Fairness, and Transform Scholarly Publishing

Anita Coleman

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