[Commlist] Communication and Change - published in 2025

Communication and Change, Articles published in 2025*


We are pleased to share that 2025 marks a milestone for /Communication 
and Change/ with 20 peer-reviewed and editorial articles published and 
several special issues scheduled for publication in 2026! We invite you 
to take a look.

https://link.springer.com/journal/44382


Table of Contents

 1. Building a methodological profile for communication’s study of the
    passive generation of information

Huma Rasheed & Robert Holbert

 2. Stuck in the middleware with you: the challenges of capitalizing a
    market-oriented approach to platform governance

Blake Hallinan, Omer Rothenstein & Nicholas A. John

 3. The end of experimental research as we know it? A perspective on
    generative artificial intelligence in communication science

Jörg Matthes & Sofie Vranken

 4. The evolution of agenda-setting research and theory from 1972 to
    2025: from newspapers and TV to social media and artificial 
intelligence

David H. Weaver

 5. Media History vs. Media Change: ahistoricism, technological
    determinism, and other problems

Otávio Daros

 6. A chatbot for the soul: mental health care, privacy, and intimacy in
    AI-based conversational agents

Tamara Kneese, Briana Vecchione & Alice Marwick

 7. Using large language models for survey research in communication:
    opportunities and challenges

Sebastián Valenzuela, Stephan Winter & Sebastián Rivera

 8. A bias towards neutrality? How LLM guardrail sensitivity affects
    classification

Richard Rogers & Xiaoke Zhang

 9. Reimagining AI in Latin America: situated narratives of users,
    developers, and decision-makers on understanding and governing AI

Teresa Correa, Francisca Luco, Mónica Humeres, Dusan Cotoras, Alexandra 
Davidoff, Yelena Hernández-Estrada, Iñaki Oyarzún-Merino & Claudia López

10. Emerging AI individualism: how young people integrate social AI into
    everyday life

Petter Bae Brandtzaeg, Asbjørn Følstad & Marita Skjuve

11. Communication, change, and the challenge of AI: an introduction to
    the inaugural issue of Communication and Change

James E. Katz

12. Generative AI and its disruptive challenge to journalism: An
    institutional analysis

Seth C. Lewis, Andrea L. Guzman, Thomas R. Schmidt, Bibo Lin

13. Introducing /Communication and Change/: A journal for empirically
    grounded communication research and theory

James E. Katz

14. 100 years of communication: Change and continuity in inaugural
    communication journals 1924–2024

Lee Humphreys, Didem Özkul & Stephanie Belina

15. Artificial intelligence as primitive accumulation: Enclosure,
    extraction, exploitation

Graham Murdock

16. Mobile AI: Communication and mobility after the smartphone

Gerard Goggin

17. A framework for thinking about and deploying ethics in AI

Peng Hwa Ang

18. Extending the self through AI-mediated communication: Functional,
    ontological, and anthropomorphic extensions

Scott W. Campbell, Nicole B. Ellison & Morgan Quinn Ross

19. An ecological approach to debated questions in communication
    research: Issue competition, media convergence, and AI-generated 
content

Jonathan J. H. Zhu & Tai-Quan Peng

20. /Communication and Change/: Our Vision

James E. Katz, Baohua Zhou, Lei Guo & Jianhua Yao


Also, consider submitting your articles in 2026!
Article Processing Charge (APC) is fully sponsored by Fudan University, 
Shanghai, China. No payment from the authors will be required.
Submission guidelines：
_https://link.springer.com/journal/44382/submission-guidelines 
<https://link.springer.com/journal/44382/submission-guidelines>_
Submission Website：
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<https://link.springer.com/journal/44382>_
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