[ecrea] Call for papers - Mapping The Magazine

> MAPPING THE MAGAZINE 3: July 7 & 8, 2011
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> The Past, Present & Future of Magazines
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> First call for papers
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> Following the success of Mapping The Magazine 1 
> and 2, we are delighted to announce the third in 
> this series, hosted by the Cardiff School of 
> Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies (JOMEC) 
> and again focusing on the task of Mapping The Magazine in all its aspects.
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> We invite contributions from the international 
> community of magazine, those involved in the 
> magazine industry as journalists or executives, 
> educators and trainers, and media regulators; 
> indeed everyone with scholarly, professional or 
> commercial interests in charting the historical 
> development, current situation or future 
> direction of the magazine as a unique but diverse media form.
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> Titles and abstracts for papers (250 words max) 
> are invited by 11th February 2011 and should be 
> submitted to the conference organizer Tim Holmes 
> at <mailto:(HolmesTA /at/ cardiff.ac.uk)>(HolmesTA /at/ cardiff.ac.uk).
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> Within the broad categories of Past, Present & 
> Future, the following themes are suggested for papers:
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> 1.             Magazine journalism 
> practice and changing technologies â?? Media 
> technologies are evolving ? how are these 
> changes shaping the devellopment of magazine 
> content, production and consumption? This 
> includes the changing ways in which paper has 
> been used or may be used in future, as well as digital platforms.
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> 2. Â Â Â Â Â Â Â  International magazine 
> developments ? Magazines produced in mature 
> economies have followed an established cycle of 
> development, but is this model applicable to or 
> appropriate for all political-economies?
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> 3. Â Â Â Â Â Â Â  Business models ? Changes in 
> modes of production and consumption affect 
> revenues from advertisers and readers ? what 
> business models are emerging to resource magazines?
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> 4. Â Â Â Â Â Â Â  Magazine professionals ? What 
> are the consequences of these developmentss for 
> the education, training and employment of 
> journalists, designers, publishers and advertising executives?
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> 5. Â Â Â Â Â Â Â  Magazines, society and culture 
> ? Do these changes impact on the magazineeâ??s 
> unique place within the wider media ecology? Do 
> they affect the formâ??s ability to mirror, and 
> perhaps mould, changes in the society and 
> culture within which they are produced?
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> Papers dealing with other topics and themes are 
> equally welcome, and Mapping The Magazine 
> encourages a multidisciplinary approach, as well 
> as theoretical or empirical perspectives.
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> Tim Holmes
> Senior Lecturer
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> Course Director: MA/PG Dip Magazine Journalism
> Cardiff School of Journalism
> Cardiff University,
> Bute Building, King Edward VII Ave,
> Cardiff CF1 3NB
> <mailto:(holmesta /at/ cf.ac.uk)>(holmesta /at/ cf.ac.uk)
> 029 2087 4572
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> Editor,  Mapping the Magazine: Comparative 
> Studies in Magazine Journalism (Routledge)
> Mapping the Magazine 3 (July 7 & 8 2011) 
> conference co-ordinator: 
> <http://mappingthemagazine.blogspot.com/2010/12/mapping-magazine-3-july-7-8-2011.html>http://mappingthemagazine.blogspot.com
> MagBlog: 
> <http://www.timholmes.blogspot.com/>http://www.timholmes.blogspot.com/

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