Journal Religion is seeking submissions for a special issue on theme “Religion and Journalism”. Articles submitted to the peer-reviewed journal can address any aspect of the theme, including (not limited to): forms … Continued

This year’s first issue of a new communication and culture journal Javnost – The Public is now free to access online, at least for today. The Routledge-published journal is now … Continued

Using Foucault’s analytical tools and Mulvey’s concept of ‘gaze’, Amy Godoy-Pressland of University of East Anglia analyses representation of sportswomen in British Sunday newspapers during January 2008 to December 2009. Her analysis, … Continued

International conference exploring African media development and sustainability is looking for papers. The conference, titled News Media Delevopment and Sustainability in Africa will be held by Academy and Journalism and Media … Continued

The annual MeCCSA Conference is looking for abstracts, panel proposals and posters. The conference will be held 6th-8th January 2016 in Canterbury Christ Church University. This year’s theme is communities: … Continued

Journalists that are extremely popular on Twitter act as gatekeepers by influencing the flow of information through the network, argues Maurice Vergeer of Radboud University. Vergeer’s article, titled Peers and Sources as Social … Continued

ECREA’s international, biannual conference on communication, development and human rights is looking for paper submissions. The conference is organised by ECREA’s International and Intercultural Communication Section, and will be held … Continued

Journal of Arab & Muslim Media Research is looking for papers for a special issue on Al-Jazeera phenomenon and global journalism. The journal wishes to receive submissions especially from following topics: … Continued

The power process between a journalist and a source shifts during the interview production process, writes Olav Velthuis of University of Amsterdam. In the article, published in the journal Journalism, Velthuis utilizes his four … Continued

A new research project by Reuters Institute, University of Oxford, and the Information Society Project, Yale Law School, Yale University has begun. The impact of charity and tax law/regulation on … Continued