Journalism Studies and Journalism Practice
Journalism Studies
Video review of the February 2013 issue
Recent Issues
Video review, contents and abstracts of Oct and Dec 2012 (Vol 13 - No 5 - 6)
Video review, contents and abstracts of August 2012 (Vol 13 - No 4)
Video review, contents and abstracts of June 2012 (Vol 13 - No 3)
Previous Abstracts and Video Reviews
Bob Franklin is founding Editor of the peer reviewed international journal entitled Journalism Studies which is published by Routledge, Taylor and Francis with the support of the European Journalism Training Association (EJTA) and the Journalism Studies Special Interest Group (JSIG) of the ICA.
View the Taylor & Francis Journalism Studies webpage
Journalism Studies provides a critical forum for the study of journalism as a subject for intellectual and academic inquiry. Journalism Studies brings together researchers, teachers and students from around the world for the scrutiny, analysis and development of all aspects of journalism education and journalism studies.
The intention is that the journal will help to establish journalism studies as an academic discipline within the landscape of UK Higher education.
The Journal co hosted a web-based conference on Journalism Education with Penn State University, USA in 2001; and was involved with organising a conference in Brazil in September 2006 exploring Journalism Theory: Comparative studies across the international divide.
Journalism Studies has quickly established itself as one of the leading international journals within the field, moving to publication of six issues annually in 2006. For the publisher, Journalism Studies has proved to be its most successful launch, achieving very high institutional subscriptions in its early years.
Journalism Practice
Video review of the February 2013 issue
Recent Issues
Video review, contents and abstracts of Oct and Dec 2012 (Vol 6 - No 5 - 6)
Video review, contents and abstracts of August 2012 (Vol 6 - No 4)
Video review, contents and abstracts of June 2012 (Vol 6 - No 3)
Video review, contents and abstracts of April 2012 (Vol 6 - No 2)
Previous Abstracts and Video Reviews
Journalism Practice is a scholarly, international, multidisciplinary and peer-reviewed journal offering reflective and critical studies of the global professional practice of journalism.
Journalism Practice is devoted to the study and analysis of significant issues arising from journalism as a field of professional practice, developments in journalism training and education, reflections on journalism conducted across all media platforms {magazines, newspapers, online, radio and television), with contributions from journalists as well as academics.
All members of the editorial board enjoy extensive experience of journalism professional practice, contact Journalism Practice's editor Professor Bob Franklin.