Historiography in Mass Communication

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About the Journal

Editor

Wm. David Sloan

Editorial Board

Mark Bernhardt Thomas A. Mascaro Bernell Tripp

David Bulla Erin Coyle Debra van Tuyll

Bruce Evensen Leonard Ray Teel Yong Volz

Elisabeth Fondren

Editorial Purpose

This journal publishes essays dealing with the study of mass communication history and of history in general. (It does not publish articles about historical events, episodes, people, etc., as one finds in, for example, historical research papers.)

Essays

Essays may be original ones written specifically for this journal, or they may be from material that the authors already have (such as classroom lectures, AJHA presidential addresses, etc.).

Essay length may vary from 500 to 5,000 words.

To submit an essay for consideration, email a Word file to the editor at historiography.jmc@gmail.com

If you have an essay accepted for publication, you will be required to affirm that you are the owner of it and that it violates no law.

Your essay will include a copyright notice that you are its owner. However, you must agree that your essay may be used in accord with the journal’s Terms of Use.

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