AUCKLAND: PJR Call for Papers 18(1) May 2012
AUCKLAND (Pacific Journalism Review / Pacific Media Watch):
'Back to the source': Investigative journalism
Edition editors: Professor Wendy Bacon (UTS-ACIJ), Associate Professor Tom Morton (UTS-ACIJ) and Professor David Robie (AUT-Pacific Media Centre)
Reviews editor: Associate Professor Evangelia Papoutsaki (Unitec)
Articles are sought for publication in the May 2012 edition of Pacific Journalism Review. This themed edition will be linked to the September 2011 “Back to the source” Investigative Journalism conference organised and hosted by the Australian Centre for Independent Journalism in Sydney. The editors will be especially interested in commentaries and papers presented at the conference and other research articles exploring investigative journalism themes. Topics may include but are not restricted to:
• The changing nature of journalists’ relationship with their sources
• New collaborative models for investigative journalism
• New ways of “getting the story out”
• Telling investigative stories across multiple platforms
• Maximising the impact of investigative stories
• Overcoming barriers to investigative journalism: secrecy, privacy and the right to know
Back to the Source website: http://datasearch2.uts.edu.au/acij/investigations/index.cfm
Articles on other topics related to media and journalism theory and practice may also be considered for the edition.
Please submit your papers as two Word format files:
(1) Abstract page containing title, author, affiliation, abstract, contact details and snail mail address;
(2) Paper with title and abstract but no author byline or other identifying information.
The double blind peer-reviewed journal has four main sections: Research articles, Commentaries, Forum and Reviews.
The APA-based style guide is at: www.pjreview.info/style.html
Managing editor: Professor David Robie
Email all submissions to the editors:
acijmanager@uts.edu.au
pjreview@aut.ac.nz
Articles - up to 6000 words
Commentaries 1500 to 3000 words
Reviews - up to 1500 words (Noted short reviews 300 words)
Forum contributions - up to 800 words.
Submission deadline: February 1, 2012
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 New Zealand License.
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