Publications

Professor Bob Franklin reviews the February edition of Journalism Practice as it enters its fourth year of publication, the journal opens with an article by Monica Löfgren Nilsson.
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Professor Bob Franklin reviews the February edition of Journalism Practice as it enters its fourth year of publication, the journal opens with an article by Monica Löfgren Nilsson.
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Professor Bob Franklin reviews the February edition of Journalism Studies as it enters its second decade of publication, with eight articles the issue leads with an article by Michael Karlsson & Jesper Strömbäck.
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I know there’s a word for it, and I think it’s a long word too, but I can’t think of it – a more fitting and proper term for something that is being judged (usually a publication/ you know, when narrowing entries?) when referring to a "judged" Journal/Publication/Contest
It is hard to tell exactly what you [...]

How do you know who gets placed where for authorship on research? I realize that the person who is the brainchild of the project gets first authorship.
Let me explain. This summer I helped out with a research project. I was hired to do a certain amount of hours of field work per week. When the [...]

What are benefits or reasons one should consider publishing their peer reviewed work? Do you feel that it helps in finding jobs, or just broadens your perspective on the topics you research? Do you research topics that have been researched very little, or just get an idea and go with it? Any thoughts on the [...]

Which feature has the largest impact on the accuracy of a journal entry?
* length
* date of publication
* bias
* style
i would say the date because if ur sources are outdated, theyre not accurate.
Well it depends, are you writing it or [...]

Scientific article for publication
After submitting an article, you should hear back from the editor within two weeks (usually less time) about whether your article has been rejected outright (not right for the journal) or passed along to a referee. Journals usually give the referee a month to read the article and send comments; if [...]

http://www.thomascrampton.com
Mike Savage, editor of The Asia Media Journal describes his publication.
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I’m working on an article for publication in an academic journal that has a 6000-word limit for articles. Does anyone know whether this kind of limit normally includes end matter such as endnotes, bibliography, etc., or does it refer only to the body of the text? Thanks!
To the best of my knowledge, the end matter [...]