Journal of New Media and Mass Communication (JNMMC) is an international, peer-reviewed scholarly journal published by Conscientia Beam. The journal is dedicated to advancing theoretical, empirical, and applied research in the broad fields of media, communication, and information studies. It serves as a platform for researchers, academics, practitioners, policymakers, and communication professionals to disseminate innovative findings and critical insights that contribute to the understanding of contemporary communication processes, media systems, and emerging digital technologies.
The journal welcomes original research articles, review papers, theoretical contributions, case studies, and methodological advancements that address current and emerging issues in communication and media studies at local, national, regional, and global levels.
Scope of the Journal
1. Communication Theory and Research
This section focuses on the development, testing, and application of communication theories and models. Topics include:
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Communication Theory
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Applied Communication
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Communication Research Methods
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Language and Social Interaction
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Semiotics
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Interpersonal Communication
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Small Group Communication
2. Digital Media and Emerging Technologies
This area explores the impact of digital transformation on communication practices, media production, and audience engagement. Topics include:
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Digital Communication
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Electronic Media
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Social Media Studies
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Online Journalism
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Artificial Intelligence and Communication
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Digital Platforms and Networked Communication
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New Media Technologies
3. Mass Media and Media Literacy
This section examines traditional and contemporary mass media systems and their influence on society. Topics include:
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Mass Communication
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Mass Media
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Media Literacy
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Media Effects
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Media Audiences
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Media Ethics
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Media Policy and Regulation
4. Strategic and Professional Communication
This area addresses communication practices within organizations, institutions, and public spheres. Topics include:
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Organizational Communication
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Public Relations
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Corporate Communication
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Crisis Communication
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Strategic Communication
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Legal Communication
5. Political, International, and Intercultural Communication
This section focuses on communication across political, cultural, and international contexts. Topics include:
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Political Communication
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International Communication
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Intercultural Communication
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Global Media Studies
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Diplomacy and Public Communication
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Media and Democracy
6. Health, Environmental, and Social Communication
This area investigates communication processes related to public welfare, sustainability, and social development. Topics include:
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Health Communication
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Environmental Communication
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Risk Communication
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Science Communication
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Social Change Communication
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Development Communication
7. Communication Education and Pedagogy
This section promotes research on communication teaching, learning, and curriculum development. Topics include:
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Communication Education
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Media Education
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Digital Literacy Education
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Teaching Methods in Communication Studies
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Communication Competency Development
8. Speech, Visual, and Performing Arts Communication
This area explores verbal, visual, and performative dimensions of communication. Topics include:
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Speech Communication
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Visual Communication
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Theatre and Drama
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Performance Studies
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Visual Media Analysis
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Rhetoric and Public Speaking
Interdisciplinary Perspectives
The journal particularly encourages interdisciplinary research that connects communication studies with fields such as sociology, psychology, political science, education, information science, cultural studies, business, public health, environmental studies, and emerging technologies.
Through rigorous peer review and high academic standards, the Journal of New Media and Mass Communication aims to contribute to the advancement of communication scholarship and to foster meaningful dialogue on contemporary media and communication issues worldwide.