[Commlist] CFP: Podcasting dossier in Radiofonias - Journal of Sound Media Studies

Last days to participate in the dossier “Podcasting and the remediation 
of radio language”, that will be published by Radiofonias - Journal of 
Sound Media Studies. Deadline for submission: March 24, 2020.

Articles on free topics are accepted in a continuous flow. The 
guidelines are available 
at:https://www.periodicos.ufop.br/pp/index.php/radio-leitura/index 
<https://www.periodicos.ufop.br/pp/index.php/radio-leitura/index>. The 
2020.2 issue will be dedicated to college radios.

Radiofonias is a quarterly Brazilian open access journal, index H5 = 5 
on Google Scholar, which accepts submissions in Portuguese, Spanish and 
English, authored or co-authored by doctors. It is co-edited by the 
Postgraduate Program in Communication at the Federal University of Ouro 
Preto, by the Convergence and Journalism Research Group and by the Radio 
and Television Center at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.

Debora Cristina Lopez, Marcelo Kischinhevsky and Lena Benzecry
Editorial Board
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2020.1 issue - Monograph “Podcasting and Remediation of the Radiophonic 
Language”
The year 2019 marked the entry of new agents in the podcasting market, 
which began to attract large communication groups, in a scenario of new 
forms of distribution of audio content and redesign of listening habits. 
Podcasts that invest in detailed and contextualized information now 
coexist with traditional round tables and new formats, such as narrative 
radio journalism, which stress and remediate radio language. In this 
second wave of podcasting (Bonini, 2015), driven by investments from 
independent producers and financing systems such as crowdfunding, this 
radio mode is no longer a niche medium, operating in the logic of 
restricted broadcasting (Primo, 2005), getting closer and closer to mass
consumption.
In this context, how does podcasting accelerate a reconfiguration of the 
radio, reaching new audiences? Which new formats are podcasters 
developing and to what extent do new intermediaries, such as streaming 
services, aggregators and smart speakers, condition delivery and access 
to content? How is the sound media market restructured as new players 
arrive, such as podcasts produced by newspapers, magazines, television 
stations and native digital websites?
Radiofonias encourages the submission of articles that propose 
theoretical reflections and/or come from research projects that involve 
the various aspects of this new wave of podcasting, such as:
- New formats, aesthetic experiments and languages in podcasting
- Immersive listening experience in podcasting
- The role of aggregators and streaming services in podcast circulation
- Podcast production in the audio broadcasting industry
- Podcasting advertising: the challenge of metrics and blurred 
boundaries between information and commercial content
- Independent and mainstream: the articulation between individual 
podcasters, innovative small companies and large intermediaries
- The role of podcasting in public and educational communication
- Podcasting and gender
- Podcasting, representation and ethnic identity

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