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MSI Journal of Media, Communication and Digital Culture
ISSN: xxxx-xxxx (Online)
Frequency: Biannual
Subject: Music
Publisher: MSI Publishers
Country of Origin: India
Language: English
Editor in Chief:
Journal Starting Year: 2025
About the Journal
The MSI Journal of Media, Communication and Digital Culture is a double blind peer-reviewed, open-access biannual publication dedicated to exploring the rich interplay between media practices, communication processes, and the evolving digital landscape. Launched under the auspices of MSI Publishers, this journal provides an inclusive forum where scholars, practitioners, and visionaries converge to illuminate the social, cultural, and technological currents that shape our interconnected world. Each issue weaves together empirical research, theoretical reflections, and creative insights, ensuring that every article carries the spark of innovation and the rigor of scholarly inquiry.
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Aims & Scope
The MSI Journal of Media, Communication and Digital Culture aims to:
- Cultivate cutting-edge research that interrogates the role of traditional and new media in contemporary societies.
- Foster interdisciplinary dialogue spanning communication theory, digital humanities, cultural studies, and information science.
- Showcase empirical studies, critical essays, case studies, and multimedia reflections that advance our understanding of digital culture.
- Encourage scholarship that bridges theory and practice, illuminating media ethics, policy, and audience analytics.
- Promote global perspectives, amplifying voices from diverse regions and underrepresented communities.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Digital media production and consumption
- Social media dynamics and platform politics
- Journalism, news ecosystems and fact-checking cultures
- Advertising, branding, and digital marketing strategies
- Public relations, corporate communication, and reputation management
- Interactive and immersive media (AR/VR, gaming, transmedia)
- User experience, interface design, and human-computer interaction
- Media economics, policy frameworks, and regulatory landscapes
- Visual culture, digital storytelling, and narrative forms
- Digital activism, civic engagement, and online communities
- Media ethics, privacy, surveillance, and data governance
- Computational communication, big data analytics, and algorithmic influence
- Digital literacy, pedagogy, and educational technologies
- Cultural heritage in digital spaces and digital archiving
Categories & Subject Areas
To guide authors and readers, the journal is organized into three core categories, each encompassing multiple subject areas:
Media Studies & Cultural Analysis
- Media history and theory
- Visual culture and semiotics
- Film, television, and radio studies
- Cultural heritage in digital preservation
Communication & Society
- Communication theory and models
- Journalism studies and news innovation
- Public relations and strategic communication
- Political communication and digital democracy
Digital Culture & Technology
- Social media, platform studies, and networked publics
- Human-computer interaction and UX research
- Virtual, augmented, and mixed reality
- Computational methods (text mining, digital ethnography)
- Data ethics, privacy, and surveillance studies
By spanning these interrelated domains, the MSI Journal of Media, Communication and Digital Culture invites scholars to chart new territories, articulate fresh perspectives, and contribute to a vibrant tapestry of research that speaks poetically to our digital age.
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