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[ecrea] Special issue: Journal of Media Business Studies (JOMBS)

Tue Nov 11 09:44:48 GMT 2014



NORDMEDIA 2015, Copenhagen

Media Management, Economics and Policy Division

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Special issue: Journal of Media Business Studies (JOMBS).



The Media Management, Economics and Policy Division at Nordmedia is known as a meeting place for researchers in the Nordic countries and beyond - to present research results, share ongoing work, and initiate future projects and collaborations. The division invites scholars to reflect on the management, economics, and policy of mediated communication, focusing on firms, markets, consumers and institutions. We encourage submissions reflecting the insights of diverse disciplinary perspectives and research methodologies, both empirical and theoretical. We also encourage the sharing of empirical cases, and reflecting on the comparative differences across national or regional media markets.

The division accepts both full papers and extended abstract. After notification of acceptance, deadline for full papers /extended abstracts will be 1 July 2015. The best full papers from this division will be considered for a special issue of the Journal of Media Business Studies (JOMBS).

Submissions

The deadline for submitting abstracts to the Nordmedia2015 conference is 25 February 2015. Submissions are made at the Nordmedia website.

Abstracts should describe the content of the intended contribution. They should be limited to 200-250 words in English or Nordic language. Abstracts should be submitted online, via an online abstract and paper handling system, which is available on the Nordmedia website. http://nordmedia2015.ku.dk/. All abstracts will be reviewed by the division chairs or others appointed by the division chair.

Full papers

Participants are invited to submit full papers of high quality. Full papers should be kept within reasonable length and should not extend 15 pages (4.500 words).

Work-in-progress (extended abstracts)

Extended abstracts are suited to present research-in-progress. They should contain an overview of the research question, relevant background, methodological approach, and preliminary findings / discussions. The final submission should not exceed 4 pages (1.500 words).



The positive, engaged and collegial atmosphere has made the Media Management, Economics and Policy Division one of the most active divisions at Nordmedia. We are also encouraging the growing number of European and other international participants.

Hope to see you all in Copenhagen!

Division Chairs:

Mart Ots ((mart.ots /at/ jibs.hj.se)), Director, Media Management & Transformation Centre, Jönköping University

Arne H. Krumsvik ((arne.krumsvik /at/ hioa.no)), Director, Centre for Interdisciplinary Media Research, Dept. of Journalism and Media Studies, Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences


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Dr. Arne H. Krumsvik
Associate Professor, Ph.D.
Dept. of Journalism and Media Studies
Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences
http://Krumsvik.com







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