Archive for April 2003
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The Journal of Media Business Studies is a new journal on media business issues and is seeking manuscripts submissions.
The journal is devoted to research on business aspects of media including strategic, organisational, financial, marketing, and entrepreneurial issues and practices. Its purpose is to convey research that develops, tests, and applies theories and business analytical approaches to managerial and economic aspects of media enterprises and the issues confronted by media businesses.
The journal has particular interests in contemporary issues faced by media firms. The editors are interested in topics including strategic problems of media in mature industries, growth strategies and management for emerging media operations, company renewal and rejuvenation processes, effectiveness of different types of corporate governance in media, best practices in organisational structures and operations of media firms, leadership in media enterprises, and issues of small- and mid-sized media and family-owned media businesses.
The first issue will be published in fall 2003.
Editorial Board Members
Angel Arrese, Faculty of Communication, University of Navarra, Spain Sylvia Chan-Olmsted, Department of Telecommunication, University of Florida, United States of America Richard A. Gershon, Department of Communication, Western Michigan University, United States of America Al Greco, Graduate School of Business, Fordham University, United States of America Karl Erik Gustafsson, Jönköping International Business School, Jönköping University, Sweden Ann C. Hollifeld, Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communications University of Georgia, United States of America Randy Jacobs, Department of Communication, University of Hartford, United States of America Stuart McFadyen, Faculty of Business, University of Alberta, Canada Fiona A. E. McQuarrie, Department of Business Administration, University College of Fraser Valley, Canada Antti Paasio, Business Research and Development Centre, Turku School of Economics and Business Administration, Finland Robert G. Picard, Jönköping International Business School, Jönköping University, Sweden George Sylvie, Department of Journalism, University of Texas, Austin, United States of America Bernd W. Wirtz, Department of Business Administration, University of Witten/Herdecke, Germany
Submission information
The journal will consider manuscripts on relevant topics up to a maximum of 25 double spaced pages in length. Authors should include a 75-100 word abstract, and 5 key words under which the article should be indexed and searchable.
The journal uses reference style rather than footnotes and authors should follow the reference style illustrated on the back side of this notice.
Manuscripts submitted should not be currently under review elsewhere. Authors should submit 3 copies of the manuscript and a 3.5” disc or CD-ROM containing captured keystrokes. Submission materials should be sent to:
Prof. Robert G. Picard Editor, Journal of Media Business Studies Media Management and Transformation Centre Jönköping International Business School P.O. Box 1029 SE-551 11 Jönköping
Citation Style Examples
In text:
Previous studies have found that newspapers firms have limited cost accounting experience and that their accounting systems are not sufficiently robust to handle requirements of cost accounting across a portfolio of products (Jamestone, 1999; Shanley & Turrow, 2001).
Book Citation
Henry, F. and J.T. Peters (1990). Labour Negotiations in Cross Media Firms. London: Smiley Publishing.Â
Book Chapters
Fredericks, H. and T. Shanty (2000). “Strategic Repositioning of Book Publishers,” pp. 75-93 in J. Matthews (ed.), New Strategies for Media Company Success. New York: Smithers.
Journal Article
Turnbuckle, F. and J. Harmon (2001). “Public Service Television and the Theory of the Firm.” Journal of Public Service Management 6(2): 27-41.
Online Material
Venerable Media Co. (2001). “2000 Annual Report,” www.venerable.com/ financials/2000/annrpt.pfd (accessed 2 October 2002)
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