[Commlist] Issue 10.1 of the Political Economy of Communication published

After a series of regrettable post-pandemic delays, we are very pleased 
to announce that the long-awaited Volume 10 Issue 1 of the Political 
Economy of Communication is now available.

https://polecom.org/index.php/polecom 
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The journal is indexed on Scopus and we would very much encourage IAMCR 
colleagues presenting papers at Lyon to consider submitting to the 
journal! Issue 10.1 includes the following articles:

  * /Notes Towards a Materialist Understanding of Progressive
    Solidarity/ by James Compton;
  * /Use It or What? Spectrum Policy’s Empty Threa/t by Gregory Taylor;
  * /Royalty Collection Organizations: Private Interest Enterprises or
    Social Purpose Organisations? /By Jim Rogers, Sergio Sparviero &
    Patrik Wikström;


The issue also contains the following commentaries.

  * /Transnational Media in a Digital Age/ by Lee Artz;
  * /The Microsoft/Activision Blizzard Merger/ by Randy Nichols
  * /An American Mogul in London/ by Jennifer M. Proffitt, Nicholas
    Sellers, & Christopher J. Garcia;
  * /Australian Media Policy Under Albanese’s Labor Party /by Tim Dwyer

If you are looking to publish work related to the political economy 
field, or you know of other colleagues working on research in this area, 
we'd be very happy to receive submissions. If you would like to guest 
edit a special edition of the journal then we're open to proposals- 
please contact us directly to discuss requirements.

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