Journal for Media and Communication

Introduction: The Journal for Media and Communication (JMC) is an international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing the study and practice of media and communication. JMC provides a scholarly platform for researchers, practitioners, and academics to publish original research, critical analyses, and case studies that address key issues and emerging trends in the media and communication fields. The journal aims to enhance understanding, foster dialogue, and contribute to the development of innovative media and communication practices.

Aims & Scope: JMC covers a broad spectrum of topics within media and communication, including:

  • Mass communication theories and practices
  • Journalism techniques, ethics, and media reporting
  • Public relations strategies and management
  • Advertising practices and consumer behavior
  • Film studies, including theory and criticism
  • Broadcast media, including radio and television
  • Digital media trends and technologies
  • Communication arts and creative expression

Highlights:

  • Peer-reviewed international journal
  • Focuses on both theoretical and practical aspects of media and communication
  • Open access for enhanced visibility and global engagement
  • Encourages interdisciplinary research and innovative practices
  • Indexed in major media and communication databases for increased impact

Rapid Journal Features:

  • Comprehensive Peer Review: Ensures high-quality research through a rigorous double-blind review process.
  • Global Accessibility: Open access policy facilitates wide dissemination and impact.
  • Diverse Coverage: Includes various aspects of media and communication studies and practices.
  • Efficient Publishing: Streamlined editorial process for timely release of significant research.
  • Global Indexing: Indexed in leading media and communication databases to enhance discoverability and citation.

Departments:

  • Mass Communication: Research on broad communication practices and media impact.
  • Journalism: Studies on news reporting, media ethics, and investigative journalism.
  • Public Relations: Research on PR strategies, crisis management, and stakeholder communication.
  • Advertising: Focus on advertising techniques, consumer psychology, and campaign effectiveness.
  • Film Studies: Analysis of film theory, criticism, and cinematic practices.
  • Broadcast Media: Research on radio, television, and other broadcast media platforms.
  • Digital Media: Studies on digital technologies, online platforms, and emerging media trends.
  • Communication Arts: Exploration of creative expression, media production, and communication design.