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Journal of Communication: Media Watch

JAGANNATH1  
 Journal/Book CFP

When:

  15 Jan 2017

CFP Deadline:

  15 Nov 2016

Where:

  Puri, India

Website URL:

  www.mediawatchjournal.in

Sponsoring organization:

  Centre for Academic Social Action

Categories:

  Arts & Humanities - Other

Keywords:


Event description:

Call for Papers Journal of Communication: Media Watch Index & Abstract Scopus, Elsevier, Ebsco Communication and Media Index, Embase, CrossRef, Reaxys, Google Scholar, ERIH Plus, Asian Education Index, CiteFactor, Scientific Indexing Service, Index Copernicus, ResearchBib, Engineering Village, MIAR, Ulrichsweb, J-Gate, Indian Citation Index, DRIJ Free Speech after a Free Press Issue Editor: Dr. Brian Gorman Associate Professor, Communication Studies MacEwan University, Edmonton AB, Canada For detail information, please visit: www.mediawatchjournal.in Important Dates: November 15, 2016 (Abstract submission) January 15, 2017 (Full paper submission) In some parts of the world– notably North America, Great Britain and Australia – newspapers and, to a lesser extent, broadcast news organizations, appear to be dying. In the case of newspapers, the disease is a wasting one, in which the loss of advertising dollars combined with a disastrous decision to give content away fo... Read more

Posting date:

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