Publishing your research Pacific Journalism Review and other

Publishing your research Pacific Journalism Review and other journal outlets Presented by Dr David Robie JEANZ, Wintec, 8 December 2005

Why publish? Research and critique part of the territory Ø Analysis of media trends Ø Research informs teaching Ø Contribution to media debate Ø Quality control – blind peer review Ø Journal publication needed for RMS and PBRF portfolios Ø

Where to publish? ØJournalism journals • • • Asia. Pacific Media. Educator Australian Journalism Review Australian Studies in Journalism Global Media Journal (online) Pacific Journalism Review (NZ) Rhodes Journalism Review ØMedia studies journals • • • Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies Feminist Media Studies Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly Journalism: Theory and Practice Media International Australia ØSocial science journals

Asia. Pacific Media. Educator Ø School of Journalism and Creative Writing (UW) Ø Twice a year Ø Refereed journal Ø ‘Aims to generate dialogue among media educators, researchers and practitioners’ Ø ‘Publishes informed analysis of media production and texts’ Ø Full text available on Informit Ø Editor: Dr Eric Loo

Australian Journalism Review Ø Journalism Education Association (JEA) Ø Twice a year Ø Refereed journal Ø ‘Welcomes articles on journalism practice and education’ Ø Full text available soon on Ebsco Ø Editor: A/Prof Ian Richards

Australian Studies in Journalism Ø School of Journalism & Communication Ø Twice a year Ø Refereed journal Ø ‘Dedicated to promoting research and scholarship on journalism and news media in Australia’ Ø Full text available from University of Queensland Ø Abstracts available online Ø Editor: Dr Rod Kirkpatrick (UQ)

Global Media Journal Ø Australian edition (inc. e. Journalist) Ø Central Queensland University Ø Online publication (frequent) Ø Refereed journal Ø ‘Addresses diverse interests of media and journalism scholars, researchers, teachers, institutions on international communication’ Ø First edition devoted to free speech in Australia Ø Available online at: Ø www. ejournalism. au/com/global/ Ø Editor: Professor Alan Knight

Rhodes Journalism Review Ø Department of Journalism & Media Studies (Rhodes University, SA) Ø Glossy magazine format Ø Focus on South African and international quality journalism, photojournalism and analysis Ø Online edition: Øjourn. ru. ac. za/review/ ØEditor: Anthea Garman

Media International Australia Ø University of Queensland Ø Quarterly Ø Refereed journal Ø Special edition: ‘A Clever Little Country? Cultural Change and Identity in New Zealand’ Ø Theme editors: Mary Griffiths and Geoff Lealand Ø Full text available on website

Pacific Journalism Review Ø School of Communication Studies (AUT) Ø Twice a year Ø Refereed journal Ø ‘Research into Asia-Pacific, Australian and New Zealand journalism theory and practice’ Ø ‘Also has a focus on cultural politics of the media and indigenous cultures’ Ø Full text available on Ebsco Communication and Mass Media Complete database Ø Editor: A/Prof David Robie