The journal aims to advance research in journalism, mass communication, media technologies, and communication studies. Its scope includes media economics and politics, political and strategic communication, journalism practices, digital and new media, multimedia technologies, public relations, digital literacy, information representation, media pluralism, and the social and political effects of media. It also welcomes interdisciplinary studies examining the relationship between communication, technology, and society.
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