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American Communication Journal
Three times per year since 1997.
"Commissioned by the American Communication
Association's Board of Directors he American Communication
Journal is a completely online, blind-reviewed publication,
dedicated to the conscientious analysis and criticism of significant
communicative artifacts. Redefining that which has been
traditionally recognized as a "text," the ACJ liberates
publication from the physical and financial firewalls of print by
placing the academic work online, complete with much material
previously relegated to a footnote, endnote, or the futile "see
also." Audio, video, graphics, virtual reality, live
interactivity -- are all at the researcher's supportive disposal. |
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American
Journalism Review
The
American Journal ReviewNewsLink Associates was founded in 1994 and
has been publishing online monthly since January 1995 by Eric
Meyer.
"AJR
NewsLink is a joint venture of American Journalism Review, published
by the University of Maryland Foundation, University of Maryland,
and NewsLink Associates, an online research and consulting firm. It
includes features from AJR magazine, theworld wide online
publication lists of NewsLink and original content createdespecially
for online readers." |
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Canadian
Journal of Communication
Published
quarterly by Simon Fraser University at Harbour Center. Full text
on-line since spring 1991. Contains books rviews.
CJC is a journal of research and scholarship
encompassing the field of communication and journalism studies
giving emphasis to Canadian work and Canadian issues. |
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Columbia
Journalism Review
The
Columbia Journalism Review published six times a year by the Columbia
University Graduate School of Journalism.The CJR Archive
contains the full text of all articles published in CJR back to July/August
of 1991
The CJR reports from the front lines of the American
journalism, focuses on foreign affairs, ethics, technology etc. |
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Conflict
& communication online
c
& c online is brought out twice a year by the Berlin regener
publishing house. Half of each edition of the journal will be devoted to a
focus-topic and the other half to a variety of different contributions.
"c & c
online is a multi-lingual, refereed academic journal with a
trans-disciplinary orientation. The publication languages are German and
English. Short summaries of all contributions will appear in both
publication languages. The aim of conflict & communication online is
to further discussion and exchange among researchers of different
nationalities and disciplines, and by creatively employing the special
possibilities offered by the Internet to set new quality standards. c
& c online will be brought out twice a year by the Berlin regener
publishing house. Half of each edition of the journal will be devoted to a
focus-topic and the other half to a variety of different contributions." |
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CTheory
Instead
of being organized in issues and volumes, CTheory presents its
contents as a list of numbered articles according to time of
publication. It is also possible to receive CTheory in plain
ASCII version
via email.
CTheory is a journal of
theory, technology and culture. "Articles, interviews, and key
book reviews in contemporary discourse are published weekly as well
as theorisations of major 'event-scenes' in the mediascape." |
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Cybertimes
Published
daily by the new York Times. Searchable
archive with thousands of short articles and columns (Registering is
necessary)
"CyberTimes, launched in January 1996, offers a daily look
at the Internet and at computers as tools, toys, industries and
machines that are changing the way people live. The section features
original columns and articles produced expressly for the Web. There
are five special weekly columns: Education, Travel Log, Eurobytes,
arts@large and CyberLaw Journal" |
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Communicatio:
South African Journal for Communication Theory and Research
Medium
for practitioners in the fields of the press, radio, film
television, advertising, public relations, media science and
diplomacy. Constant attention given to semiological
structuralism. Two issues per annum. Since 1994.
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Computer-Mediated
Communication Magazine
Articles
are indexed according to author, date and title of publication.
There is also a search engine available for the whole site hosting
the Magazine, December Communications
The editor of CMCM describes the
mission of the magazine as one "to provide a forum for
reporting on people, events,
technology, and issues involved in the
use and study of computer-mediated communication." Published
monthly since 1994, CMCM features news items, articles, and essays
in its issues including special focus topics such as
disabilities
and CMC,
online
relationships and CMC, and
spirituality
online. |
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Cybersociology
Magazine
There
is no set timeline for publication of new issues, one issue contains
2-3 pieces. Stalled since 1999.
CM is a "forum for the
discussion of the social scientific study of cyberspace." Its
first issue focused on Cyber-Romance, Cybersex, and Cyber-Eroticism
while the second was interested in exploring issues related to
Virtual Communities. |
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discourse
analysis online
Launched in fall 2002 by
Sheffield University UK
DAOL is dedicated to
the publication of research in all areas of discourse analytic
work. DAOL makes maximum use of the digital text by giving
writers the opportunity to include text, audio, still and video
images and hypertext links in their published articles. DAOL
also uses technologies that support an interactive and
discursive review process. DAOL seeks papers in all disciplines
conducting discourse analytic work such as: Conversation
Analysis, Cultural Studies, Discursive psychology, Foucauldian
Analysis, Interactional and Socio-linguistics, Critical
linguistics, Critical discourse analysis, Discourse processes
research, Feminist discourse analysis, Discourse and new media |
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Educause
Review
Six issues per year since summer 1998.Topics
are indexed by subject (see left column). An alphabetized index of
authors and one with
dates is
also available.
Educom Review the effects of
digital technologies on learning work and communication. Claiming
that "the accelerating pace of development in computer
and communications technology is transforming education", the
magazine "monitors those developments along with related issues
in management, planning, law, and policy." Articles pertain to
publishing issues, national networking, and teaching and learning. |
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The
Electronic Journal on Virtual Culture
The
journal was published from 1993-1996. Its contents are available in
ASCII format only.
EJVC features articles on
the culture of the Internet. Special issues include Gender
Issues in Computer Networking, Cultural
Dynamics of Virtual Culture, and Computerized
Tools as Intermediaries in the Communication of Mental Maps.
Other papers explore bulletin board use, legal and ethical
implications of CMC, and the Internet's role in education. |
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First
Monday
Published
since May 1996, First Monday appears with a new issue on a monthly
basis. Site navigation is assisted by a subject and an author index
in addition to the table of contents of individual issues.TNote he
Archives
button on the bottom of the main
Welcome
page.
First Monday publishes
articles on anything related to the Internet although there
seems to be an emphasis on the business aspects of the network.
Topics of interest to the social scientist include works on Internet
communities, education, politics and the Net, and law and the
Internet. The site also presents book reviews and interviews. |
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Human Technology
An Interdisciplinary Journal
on Humans in ICT Environments
Human
Technology is an
interdisciplinary, multiscientific journal
focusing on the human role in our modern
technological world. Focusing on both everyday
and vocational life, the journal is equally
interested in the social, psychological,
educational, cultural, philosophical, cognitive
scientific, and communication aspects of
human-centered technology. Special attention
shall be paid to information and communication
technology themes that will serve to create a
holistic human dimension in the future
information society.
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The
Information Society (TIS)
Published
since 1981, quarterly on-line since 1994, contains full texts
and abstracts.
"The Information Society (TIS) is a forum for
leading edge analysis of the impacts, policies, system concepts,
and methodologies related to information technologies and
changes in society and culture. |
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Interpersonal
Computing and Technology Journal
Published
from 1993 to 1999 on an email distribution list, ICTJ sends out four issues
each year. All articles are available at the Website. Articles are
indexed according to volume and by author.
The focus of ICTJ is "computer-mediated communication,
and the pedagogical issues surrounding the use of computers and
technology in educational settings." articles discuss case
studies of the use of technology in education, and some general
concerns. |
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IT&Society
Published
by the Stanford Institute for the Quantitative Study of Society.
Since 2002.
IT&Society
seeks manuscripts that make original outstanding contributions
to scholarly knowledge about the social and behavioral impact of
information technology on society. Preference is given to
articles based on data from representative sample, especially at
the national level
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Journal
of Computer-Mediated Communication
The
site not only contains the contents of the journal since 1995, but
also offers numerous additional resources to those interested in
computer-mediated communication. The whole site is searchable.
JCMC is published by the
Annenberg School for Communication of the University of Southern
California. The publication focuses on new media. Special issues
have focused on Virtual
Organizations,
Emerging
Law on the Electronic Frontier,
and other Net related issues. Additional resources include a message
board for questions and answers, a reader poll, and an
'add a link
page.' |
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The Journal of
Electronic Publishing
Published by the University of Michigan Press (since
1995)
"Electronic publishing is changing the
world we live in. It is changing what publishers do. It is
changing the way scientists, business people, and students -- all
of us -- work. JEP is for the thoughtful forward-thinking
publisher, librarian, scholar, or author -- in fact, anyone in
this new business -- facing those challenges. We aim to range
widely in our coverage, but the emphasis will be on the
broader issues that should shape policy, and on professional,
scientific or academic publishing, both books and journals. One
experiment is that we are neither quite a magazine nor a journal.
We are both. The core of each issue is a set of short invited
contributions from expert and experienced practitionersThe
Journal of Electronic Publishing on a particular theme. That
is more like a magazine. We also seek out and encourage longer
pieces from publishers and from scholars and others who are
thinking interestingly about electronic publishing. That is the
journal. And from time to time we are adding regular columns."The
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Journal
of Information, Law and Technology
JILT
was started in 1996 and appears three times annualy. An issue
contains 5-6 articles, 6-10 book reviews supplemented by a few other
contributions.
JILT covers topics related
to IT law and applications. In addition to peer-reviewed articles,
the journal also features works in progress, downloadable
applications, book reviews, case studies, conference reviews and has
a section dedicated to publishing news related to its focus topic.
Special features have included Communications
Regulation - New Patterns and Problems,
Open
Access to Legal Information, Data
Protection
JILT
is the first in a series of ejournals published under the Electronic Law
Journals (ELJ) project
which provides a forum for continuing dialogue on law and IT issues |
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kommunikation@gesellschaft
Online Journal zu den
Themen Soziologie, Telematik und Kulturwissenschaft seit 2000.
k@g ist ein
sozialwissenschaftliches Webjournal, das der Untersuchung der Nutzung von
(alten wie neuen) Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologien gewidmet
ist. k@g stellt die Nutzung medienkultureller Artefakte durch das Subjekt
in den Mittelpunkt seiner Aufmerksamkeit. Dabei interessieren gleichermaßen
technische Aspekte und Funktionen von Geräten, die die Praxis der
NutzerInnen "konfigurieren", sowie Inhalte und Dienste alter wie
neuer Medien. Ein zentraler Aspekt stellt dabei die Idee der Konstitution
des Akteurs dar. Ein wesentlicher Aspekt von k@g ist die symbolische Repräsentation
von Techniknutzung und Mediengebrauch in individuellen und kollektiven
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M/C
- Journal of Media and Culture
All
articles are available online. The journal started publication in
July 1998.
"M/C Journal was founded (as "M/C - a journal
of media and culture") in 1998 as a place of public intellectualism
analysing and critiquing the meeting of media and culture. As such, it is
fully blind peer-reviewed, but also open to submissions and responses from
anyone on the Internet. We take seriously the need to move ideas outward,
so that our cultural debates may have some resonance with wider political
and cultural interests. Each issue is organised around a one word theme (see our
past
issues), and is edited by one or two editors with a particular
interest in that theme. The editors change for each issue. Each issue has
a feature article which engages with the theme in some detail, followed by
several shorter articles." |
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OnTheInternet
OTI
is published bmonthly. Although full contents of the publicationis not available
on-line, over a dozen
pieces are accessible.
The official publication of the Internet Society, OTI
features articles on all aspects of the Internet. "OnTheInternet
reports on the growth and development of the global Internet and its
influence on business, education, culture, politics, and society.
Articles range from highly technical descriptions of new
Internet-related technologies to thinkpieces on the influence of the
Internet on the way we work, live, and learn." |
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Undercurrent
Published between 1994 and 1999.
"UNDERCURRENT
seeks to publish analysis of the present from diverse intellectual
perspectives - feminist, historical, ethnological, sociological, literary,
political, semiotic philosophical, cultural studies, and
so forth.
"UNDERCURRENT
is founded on four editorial principles: interdisciplinary, applied,
accessible and the present."
To subscribe : Send a message to
mailserv@oregon.uoregon.edu
with the single line of text "subscribe undercurrent 'your email address'"
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 Zürcher
Studien zur Medienkommunikation (ZSMK)
started in 2001 by
Eva Lia Wyss
In den Zürcher Studien zur Medienkommunikation (ZSMK) werden
interessante, erkenntnisreiche geistes- und sozialwissenschaftliche
Arbeiten zur Medienkommunikation on-line zugänglich gemacht, die
ausschliesslich in der Printversion erscheinen. Die Thematische
Ausrichtung auf die Medienkommunikation meint besonders die
Computer- und Internetkommunikation, (inkl. Mensch-Maschine-
Kommunikation), die (mobile) Telefonie, und die
Fernseh- und Radiokommunikation. |
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