Digital and Media Perspectives

Key title: Digital and Media Perspectives
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Frequency: Bi-monthly
Editor-in-Chief
Associate Editor
Editorial Board
Assoc. Prof. Taotao Xu, Xinyang University, China
Lect. Hao Li, Wuhan Donghu University, China
Senior Eng. Zijie Zhang, Aba Teachers College, China
Lect. Tangxing Guo, Putian University, China
Prof. Fuzhen Zhu, Electronic Engineering College of Heilongjiang University, China
Email: office@igipub.com
Indexing: Google Scholar
Aims & scope
• Digital Communication
• New Media Ecosystem
• Online Media
• Digital Narrative
• Streaming Media
• Online Public Opinion
• Media Technology
• Digital Public Sentiment

Digital and Media Perspectives is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal focusing on digital culture, media studies, digital art, communication and media theory. It welcomes original research articles, critical essays, interviews and book reviews covering digital communication, new media ecology, internet media, digital narratives, streaming media studies, online public opinion, media technology, digital sentiment analysis, media user behavior and platform media. The journal publishes interdisciplinary research that explores digital media and online communication phenomena based on data analysis and text mining.

All articles published are rigorously and efficiently reviewed to meet the Journal Quality Standards. Digital and Media Perspectives is dedicated to publishing empirical, academic, theoretical and review research articles that contribute to the practice in digital media, communication, and related interdisciplinary topics. The journal welcomes submissions in the areas of digital communication, new media ecology, network media, digital narration, streaming media research, network public opinion, media technology, digital public sentiment, media user behavior, platform media, and other areas related to digital media and communication. The journal accepts interdisciplinary outcomes exploring digital media and online communication phenomena based on data analysis and text mining.

An author is a person who has a substantial contribution to the article; all other contributions should be mentioned as acknowledgments. Authors should cite only the articles which have contributed to their work; unnecessary citations should not be listed. Authors should present their work as objectively as possible. Arguments that discriminate people by race, sex, origin, religion, etc. are not accepted. Bogus results must not be given. Reviewers should not take advantages from the manuscript; instead, they should help the authors to improve their work. Reviewers should not criticize in public the manuscripts. The Editor guarantees the anonymity of the reviewer. Digital and Media Perspectives operates a single blind review process. All contributions will be initially assessed by the editor-in-chief for suitability for the Journal. Papers which are suitable are sent to a minimum of two independent expert reviewers to assess the scientific quality of the paper. The reviewer can be a member of the Digital and Media Perspectives Editorial Board or an expert from the worldwide academic community. The review period depends from the research topic of the manuscript and the availability of the reviewers. An average review process period is between 1 - 60 days. In general, the reviewers check the importance of the article in the academic community, if it is easy to read and the validity of the academic content. An article can be rejected from the reviewers’ due of poor language quality, lack of proper structure, lack of new academic ideas, lack of clear concepts or conclusions. The Editor is responsible for the final decision regarding acceptance or rejection of the articles.