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The Journalism Studies Interest Group of the International Communication
Association is concerned with journalism theory, journalism research,
and professional education in journalism. The Interest Group invites a
wide array of theoretical, epistemological and methodological
approaches, all of which are united around an interest in journalism and
share the aim of enhancing existing understandings of how journalism
works, across temporal and geographic contexts. The Interest Group is
intended to facilitate empirical research and to bring more coherence to
research paradigms, and in so doing, to further support the
professionalization of journalism studies and journalism education. With
journalism as its focus, the Interest Group will create a setting in
which scholars employing different kinds of academic approaches can
engage in dialogue. It would be a clearinghouse for the wide range of
scholarship on journalism.
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Announcing News and Inclusion: Journalism and the Politics of Diversity, Thursday, March 4, 2010, featuring scholars from Australia, Finland, Singapore, Canada, The Netherlands, England, and the United States. Sponsored by Stanford University's Department of Communication, John S. Knight Fellowships for Professional Journalists, Office of the President, School of Humanities and Sciences, Center for Comparative Studies of Race and Ethnicity; and Erasmus University Rotterdam's Department of Media and Communication.
The symposium is free and open to the public -- but, due to limited space, registration is required.
For details, and to register: http://comm.stanford.edu/newsandinclusion/
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Call for papers
III Congress "Media, Jornalismo e Democracia"
Lisbon, Portugal
Faculty of Social and Human Sciences
New University of Lisbon
8-9 November 2010
Accepted languages for proposal of papers of the Congress are: Portuguese, Spanish, Gallician, and English.
The call for papers is open until the 31st of May, 2010(Only the abstract should be sent for the paper competition.)
The abstract should be sent to:
mediajornalismoedemocracia2010@gmail.com
The abstract should be sent in MS Word, RTF format, or in pdf.
The acceptance/rejection of the proposal should be sent to the authors before the 15th of July, 2010.
The (optionable) complete text of the paper can be sent by 1 September 2010.
Papers will be published on-line on the website of the conference.
The rules for the submission of the complete text are:
* The complete text should be exclusively sent in MS Word, RTF format.
* The text should be sent in Times New Roman 12 (also titles and subtitiles, with regular use of capital and small letters.
* Please use bold in titles and subtitles.
* Use corps size 12.
* Please double space.
* The text should have a maxixum number of 30 pages.
* Please use 2cm margins (right and left; inferior and superior).
* All quotations with more than three lines should be separated from previous and psterior text bu two doubles-spaces, and should be indented 1.5 cm.
* The text should not have any special formats, but can include bold,italics, page numbers. Tables and graphics should be presented in the simplest manner.
* Please don't use notes at the end of the document, but footnotes deemed essential by the author(es) may be used.
* Bibliographic references should be inserted in the text, like in the example: (Pinto, 1998:238).
* The texts should include the following elements:
1) Title in bold;
2) Names of author(es), followed by the institution (in parentheses),
and, on the following line, the email address;
3) Abstract with a maximum of 15 lines, in English, Spanish, Gallician or
Portuguese;
4) Three to five key words, in English, Spanish, Galician or Portuguese;
5) The text.
Fee: 50 euros (professionals); 20(students).
More information (in Portuguese):
http://sites.google.com/site/mediajornalismoedemocracia2010/
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