“The Handbook” edited by Jessica Retis and Roza Tsagarousianou is an authoritative outline of the current intellectual landscape.

Pla+form, which is a publication of this initiative called İKPG, is an important part of the infrastructure work that aims to strengthen the communication between İzmir art and culture actors and to make their cultural production more visible. İKPG is not only the audience of the cultural consumers of the city; It aims to create new communication models in which it participates and to lead a roof structure that will evolve from the local to the Mediterranean dimension, in other words, to form the basis for a collective culture and art platform for İzmir.

Pla + form, which is a publication of this initiative called İKPG, is an important part of the infrastructure work that aims to strengthen the communication between İzmir art and culture actors and to make their cultural production more visible. İKPG is not only the audience of the cultural consumers of the city; It aims to create new communication models in which it participates and to lead a roof structure that will evolve from the local to the Mediterranean dimension, in other words, to form the basis for a collective culture and art platform for İzmir.

Trans Europe Halles is looking for an enthusiastic and dynamic Capacity Building Manager to join their international team in Lund, Sweden.

Critical Arts: South-North Cultural and Media Studies
"Cultural Literacies in Transition"
Guest editor: Kris Rutten

Call for Contributions to issue #10 with an extended deadline 31 July 2019!

CommUnity the 6th International Symposium of Communication Students will be held between 10-11 October 2019 at Anadolu University, Faculty of Communication Sciences in Eskisehir, Turkey. “CommUnity 6th International Symposium of Communication Students’’ aims to give support to create an academic environment in which undergraduate, graduate and Ph.D. students of communication area. Students will be able to present their papers, share information with each other and produce common studies.

On Saturday, June 22, 2019 article called “Media in and of Middle Eastern Television” edited by Nour Halabi and Christa Salamandra was published. It is a special issue of Middle East Critique, frankly about the outcome on media of the mass uprisings that spread through the Middle East in 2011.

İleti-ş-im is a scholarly peer-reviewed journal published biannually in every June and December by Galatasaray University, Faculty of Communication. The main purpose of the journal is to contribute to the communication sciences field by publishing new and authentic work from a variety of disciplinary perspectives with a solid theoretical background.

The Journal of Popular Television 7.2 is now available! This is a Special Issue entitled, 'Material
Cultures of Television'.