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Most cited papers from Birmingham Public Library

What are the most cited papers from Birmingham Public Library?

The most cited paper from Birmingham Public Library is "The changing image of Birmingham libraries: marketing strategy into action" (Brian Gambles, Heike Schuster, 2003), with 14 citations. Next come "A web-based community-building archives project: a case study of Kids in Birmingham 1963" (9) and "INFORMATION SEEKING BEHAVIOUR THROUGH INTERNET TECHNOLOGY IN LIBRARY USERS, CHIDAMBARAM TOWN" (3).

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1 The changing image of Birmingham libraries: marketing strategy into action Brian Gambles, Heike Schuster · Global Knowledge, Memory and Communication 30 Sep 2003 14
2 A web-based community-building archives project: a case study of Kids in Birmingham 1963 Sonia Yaco, Ann Jimerson, Laura Caldwell Anderson et al. · Archives and Museum Informatics Open access 20 Apr 2015 9
3 INFORMATION SEEKING BEHAVIOUR THROUGH INTERNET TECHNOLOGY IN LIBRARY USERS, CHIDAMBARAM TOWN Ramamoorthy Kavitha, Sneha Aravind · Emperor International Journal of Library and Information Technology Research Open access 2021 3
4 Collection Development in Alabama's Academic Libraries Linda McNair Cohen · Collection Management 27 Oct 1988 3
5 Resource Sharing and Coordinated Collection Development in the Network of Alabama Academic Libraries Linda McNair Cohen · Collection Management 27 Oct 1988 3
6 PUBLICATION MISCONDUCT Yogita Talwar, S. Aravind · Emperor International Journal of Library and Information Technology Research Open access 2021 2
7 Publication Trends in Library and Information Science: A Bibliometric Analysis of Library Herald Sangeeta Parameshwar, Goutami, D. B. Patil · Library Herald 2016 2
8 Pattern of electronic databases utilization by undergraduates in the study centres of National Open University of Nigeria Ahmed Mohammed, Mariam Gambo Ibrahim · Library and Information Perspectives and Research Open access 2023 1
9 Patents for Medical Librarians Kay Hogan, Rebecca Scarborough · Medical Reference Services Quarterly 26 Jun 1996 1
10 Great war stories told by the people – crowdsourced cultural heritage in digital museums Ingo Frommholz, David Graves, Haiming Liu et al. · University of Bedfordshire Repository (University of Bedfordshire) Conference paper 2014 1
11 FRAME-RA: A Documentary Methodology for Evaluating the Institutional Implementation of Responsible Research Assessment Jana Kolar, Uroš Kunaver, Irena Eiselt et al. · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) Open access 7 Sep 2026 0
12 Citizen science at Charles University and the challenges of building support Michaela Lebedová, Milan Janíček · ReIn UW (University of Warsaw) ReviewOpen access 23 Apr 2026 0
13 談視像資料收集及香港文學整理的經驗 = On the collection of visual materials & research on HK literature Peter STOCKINGER, Lai Mun TSANG, Sin Piu Fan et al. · Digital Commons - Lingnan (Lingnan University) 10 Apr 2007 0
14 The Future of Libraries: Tech-driven Collaborative Spaces For Lifelong Learning Balraju Vattikulla, Sneha Aravind · International journal of information studies Open access Oct 2024 0
15 Report of the 29th General Assembly of BETH and the ABTAPL Annual Conference 2000 M. R. Smith · ANZTLA EJournal Open access Apr 2001 0
16 The Central City Business Library of the Capital - the Center of Information and Knowledge Natalia A. Zabelina · Bibliotekovedenie [Russian Journal of Library Science] Open access 28 Feb 2016 0
17 Comfort in a Decidedly Uncomfortable Time: Hunger, Collective Memory, and the Meaning of Soul Food in Gee's Bend, Alabama Kelsey Scouten Bates · Food and Foodways 2012 0

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