Focus and Scope

Scope and Topics

The journal welcomes high-quality original research articles, critical reviews, and conceptual papers that offer significant contributions to the following thematic areas:

• Digital Society & Network Culture: Platformization of everyday life, digital surveillance, algorithm studies, virtual communities, digital divides, and the sociology of social media networks.

• Media Studies & Journalism Transformations: Computational journalism, political communication, echo chambers, fake news and misinformation ecosystems, media convergence, and the political economy of digital media.

• Strategic Communication & Public Relations: Digital branding dynamics, crisis communication frameworks in the internet era, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and data-driven marketing communications.

• Intercultural & Development Communication: Communication for social change, digital activism, international communication flows, localized media resistance, and marginalized voices in contemporary digital spheres.

• Media Literacy, Ethics & Policy: Content moderation governance, data privacy ethics, algorithmic bias, digital citizenship frameworks, and national/global communication policies.