Gould, T.H.P. (In Press) The Millennial Library and the Academic Commons, Scarecrow Press.
Gould, T.H.P. (In Press) "Scholar as E-Publisher: The Future Role of [Anonymous] Peer Review Within Online Publishing," The Journal of Scholarly Publishing.
Gould, T.H.P. (In Press) "The Future of Academic Publishing: Application of the Long-Tail Theory," Publishing Research Journal.
Gould, T.H.P. (2009) “A Baker’s Dozen of Issues Facing Online Academic Journal Start-ups,” Web Journal of Journalism and Mass Communication, 11.4 (April).
Gould, T.H.P. (2007) “Crossing Bridges With Rural Communities: Building and Maintaining multi-Lingual Websites to Support Immigrant Populations in the Great Plains,” International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society.
Gould, T.H.P. (2006) "Dash It All! The Secret War for the Heart of HTML." Vocabula Review, Dec. 17.
Gould, T.H.P. (2005) "Where's
Qualitative Research Going Online? Patterns of Methodology
in Mass Communications, 1993-2003." Web Journal of
Journalism and Mass Communication (in press).
Gould, T.H.P., Tomas
Lipinski, T. & Buchanan,
E. (2005) "Copyright Practices and the Deciphering
of Fair Use in the Creation of Reserves at Major University
Libraries." Journal of Academic Librarianship (May).
Gould, T.H.P. (2004) "Shall
We Converge? The Embedding of New Media into Advertising
Curricula." Journal of Advertising Education (Summer).
Gould, T.H.P. (2004) "Online
Communication Research in 33 Mass Communication Journals,
1993-2003." Web
Journal of Mass Communication , 7:2 (March).
Gould, T.H.P. (2003) "Working
at Cross Purposes: The Regulation of State Lottery Advertising." Web
Journal of Mass Communication, 6.4 (September).
Other Creative Works:
I have received funding to create an online magazine, Eye
on Kansas, focused on Kansas and its rural communities.
I am the managing editor of The Online Journal of Rural Research and
Policy.
I have created a documentary about the restoration of
the historical Junction City (KS) Opera House, "It Start With Fire," now on file at the Kansas Historical Society.
I have constructed dozens of web sites.
