About the Journal

Research in Media and Communication is a newly established academic journal dedicated to fostering scholarly inquiry and advancing the frontiers of knowledge in the dynamic and rapidly evolving field of media and communication. As a cutting-edge publication, this journal provides a vital platform for researchers, academics, and practitioners to disseminate innovative studies, theoretical insights, and methodological advancements across various facets of media and communication studies.

Key Features:

  1. Interdisciplinary Focus: The journal embraces an interdisciplinary approach, welcoming contributions that span the spectrum of media and communication studies. From traditional mass media to emerging digital platforms, the journal seeks to capture the multifaceted nature of communication in contemporary society.

  2. Emerging Trends and Technologies: "Research in Media and Communication" is committed to exploring and showcasing the latest trends, technologies, and innovations that shape the media landscape. We invite research that addresses the impact of digitalization, artificial intelligence, social media, and other technological advancements on communication practices and societal dynamics.

  3. Global Perspectives: With an awareness of the global nature of media and communication, the journal encourages submissions that offer diverse cultural, regional, and international perspectives. We aim to facilitate a rich exchange of ideas that transcends geographical boundaries and contributes to a more comprehensive understanding of global media dynamics.

  4. Critical and Theoretical Engagement: The journal places a strong emphasis on critical analyses and theoretical engagement. We welcome contributions that challenge established norms, critique media practices, and offer theoretical frameworks to deepen our understanding of the complexities inherent in media and communication processes.

  5. Practical Implications: Recognizing the practical implications of media research, the journal seeks studies that bridge the gap between theory and application. We encourage research that informs media practitioners, policymakers, and industry professionals, fostering a meaningful impact on the broader societal discourse.

Research in Media and Communication aspires to be a leading voice in shaping the trajectory of media and communication scholarship. By providing a space for innovative research and diverse perspectives, the journal aims to contribute significantly to the advancement of knowledge in this dynamic and crucial field. We invite researchers from around the world to join us in this exciting intellectual journey.

 

Aims and Scope:

  • Aims:

Research in Media and Communication is dedicated to advancing the understanding of media and communication in contemporary society through rigorous and innovative research. The journal aims to be a catalyst for intellectual dialogue, contributing to the evolving landscape of media studies and shaping the discourse on communication in a globalized world.

  1. Knowledge Advancement: To publish high-quality, original research that expands the boundaries of knowledge in media and communication studies. The journal seeks to showcase studies that push disciplinary frontiers, challenge established paradigms, and contribute significantly to theoretical and empirical advancements.

  2. Interdisciplinary Exploration: Embracing the interdisciplinary nature of media and communication, the journal encourages contributions from diverse academic disciplines. We seek to create a space where scholars from sociology, cultural studies, psychology, technology, and other relevant fields can engage in meaningful dialogue to enrich our understanding of media phenomena.

  3. Technological Impact: To explore and analyze the impact of emerging technologies on media practices and communication dynamics. We welcome research that investigates the implications of digitalization, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and other technological advancements on media content, consumption, and societal interactions.

  • Scope:

Research in Media and Communication covers a broad spectrum of topics within the field, including but not limited to:

  1. Media Institutions and Industries: Studies on media organizations, journalism practices, and the economics of media industries.

  2. Media Content and Representation: Exploration of media content, its creation, and the representation of various social groups, ideologies, and cultures.

  3. Communication and Society: Investigations into the role of media in shaping societal norms, values, and public discourse.

  4. Digital Media and Technology: Research on the impact of digital platforms, social media, and emerging technologies on communication patterns, information dissemination, and audience engagement.

  5. Media Effects and Influence: Examination of the psychological, social, and cultural effects of media on individuals and society.

  6. Media Policy and Ethics: Critical analyses of media regulations, policies, and ethical considerations in media practices.

Research in Media and Communication invites scholars, researchers, and practitioners to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in this dynamic field. By providing a platform for diverse perspectives and innovative research, the journal aims to be a premier outlet for shaping the future of media and communication scholarship.