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Spring/Summer Issue of Journal of New Communications Research Now Available; Call for Papers for Fall/Winter Issue

The Society for New Communications Research is pleased to announce that the Spring/Summer 2007 issue of the Journal of New Communications Research is now available.

This issue features six papers on a wide range of topics, including:
the effects of social media on the profession of public relations and the impact of the Internet on social capital in America; as well as an examination of the healthcare blogosphere. We are also pleased to feature research papers on the adoption of social media by the Inc. 500 co-authored by SNCR Senior Fellow Nora Ganim Barnes and Eric Mattson and an exploration of the effects of new media on traditional media by Vendor Council member Benjamin Levy. Finally, we are very pleased to feature a report from the Society’s Best Practices Committee that outlines best practices for the development of corporate blogging policies and features case studies on EDS, IBM, Intuit and Novell.

The JNCR is distributed as a print publication, with an accompanying wiki to allow for collaboration and updates. In addition, is available via PDF.

Many thanks to our JNCR sponsors: Thornley Fallis, TNS Media Intelligence/Cymfony, MDV and Business Wire for making this publication possible.

In addition, the Society is now seeking submissions for the Fall/Winter 2007 issue of the JNCR, which will be published in November 2007. The deadline for submissions is August 31, 2007.

Articles should be based on original empirical research, as well as pieces focusing on the theory, strategy and tactical use of new media, social media and collaborative tools. Submissions should be in keeping with the mission of the SNCR: to conduct advanced study on the tools, technologies and emerging modes of communication ( i.e. blogs, wikis, RSS, podcasts, collaborative tools and the growing phenomena of participatory communications) and their effect on traditional media, marketing, public relations and advertising, as well as their broader impact on business, politics, entertainment, culture, education and society.

Successful submissions will exhibit in-depth, professional/scholarly examinations of these topics, and will be reviewed and chosen based on the quality of research conducted, originality of content, relevance to the Society's mission and excellence of execution.

Submission Guidelines:

Original Works. Articles that have been previously posted or published will not be considered for inclusion. The SNCR requests exclusive rights to selected papers for six months after publication of the JNCR.

Literature Review. Research papers should include a literature review.

Format. Submissions can take the form of traditional articles, podcasts, video blogs and other new media. Please submit written works in a Word or text file. All text, including title, headings, references, quotations, figure captions and tables should be typed double-spaced with one-inch margins. Please use a font size of 12.

Length. Manuscripts, including all references, tables and figures, should be approximately 3,500-5,000 words, and should not exceed 7,500 words. Submissions that significantly exceed this limit may not be accepted for review. Tables and figures are encouraged.

Style. For writing and editorial style, authors should follow APA guidelines (the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association). All text pages should be numbered.

Abstract & Keywords. All submissions should include a written abstract of 250 words or less and some keywords. The keywords will be used by readers to search for your article after it is published.

Those interested should submit their papers via email to journal_submission@sncr.org. no later than August 31, 2007. For more information, contact the Society at +1 (650) 331-0083 or via email at journal_submission@sncr.org.

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