Hi MACers:
I suggest that members of panels we
sponsored get together and co-write articles regarding those presentations for
submission to this JMCQ editor’s call that our Great Leader Emmanuel set
to us.
In fact I am asking all the members of the
“Madre/Mothers” panel from
Thanks in advance. Happy Holidays to all.
Professor E-K. Daufin, Ph.D.
Department of Communications
AEJMAC Membership Chair
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From: Daniel
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Sent: Mon
12/5/2005 9:13 PM
To: Onyedike,
Emmanuel U.
Subject: request
from JMCQ editor
Dear Emmanuel,
One of the things
I've been trying to do is get the message to AEJMC
members that Journalism
& Mass Communication Quarterly has "relaxed" its
word-length
requirement for submissions not using tables or appendices, and
is seeking
increased submission of theory-building work.
I wrote a piece
explaining this change that appeared as the editorial note
in Quarterly
earlier this year, and it also ran as a column in the AEJMC
News. The same
information on word length is now included in our
"Instructions
to Contributors" published in every issue.
Yet when I
mentioned this to members in
had seen neither!
So much for me getting the word out.
In fact, one
colleague suggested that I see if divisional and interest
group Web sites
and listserves might post the column.
Is this within
the realm of possibility for your listserve or Web site?
It's 565 words
long.
If this is not
do-able or appropriate for what you do on your sites, please
don't hesitate to
say so.
Best,
Daniel Riffe,
Editor
Journalism &
Mass Communication Quarterly
Daniel Riffe
Professor and
Presidential Research Scholar
Editor,
Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly