[ecrea] Call for papers Journalistica

> Call for Papers -
> Journalistica 
> Today, status updates, tweets and wall
> postings are all messengers of news. For journalism this change implies
> new ways of working with sources, new ways to find inspiration for
> stories and new ways to collaborate with readers, listeners, viewers and
> users. How do social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter
> influence our understanding of the ’public sphere’? Given that
> transparency and dataveillance is one of the main characteristics of
> today's digital living, this question is of central importance to our
> understand of "the public". How are journalists to cope with
> the cacophony of digital voices on social networking sites, where network
> participants no longer have reverence for journalistic products? These
> products are no longer as unchallenged as they once were when they are
> published and remixed in a social media environment. We welcome
> submissions that address how social media is changing journalism, the
> practice of journalism, the role of the news media in society and the
> ways that news is being consumed. We encourage submissions from a broad
> range of perspectives and disciplines. 
>
> Submission deadline: November 1, 2010.
> Publication date: February 2011. Journalistica accepts articles written
> Danish, Swedish, Norwegian and English. Scandinavian contributors are
> kindly asked to submit in their native language. 
>
> For submitting online, please go to:
>
> http://ojs.statsbiblioteket.dk/index.php/journalistica/login
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>
> In case of questions, do not hesitate to
> contact Lars Holmgaard Christensen ((lhc /at/ journalisthojskolen.dk)), editor
> of this issue of Journalistica.