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*** This email has been sent from the MEDIA ARTS AND DANCE email forum. To respond to all subscribers email [log in to unmask] *** Introducing communicationspace: The media + communication studies network www.thecommunicationspace.com <http://emessage.sagepub.com/emessageirs/servlet/IRSL?v=4&l=5&r=18311&m= 49&e=6> Dear Media Arts and Dance members, What is communicationspace? Communicationspace is a multidimensional, online network for scholars and research communities in media and communication studies. It has been created for students and researchers to network and share research, resources and debates. The site is open to anyone studying or researching in media studies, mass communication, journalism, new media, game studies, interpersonal communication and the many other communication studies fields. Join communicationspace today to - * Browse Raymond Boyle's top ten reading recommendations on media and sport * Connect with other researchers and discuss your research interests * Read Joanna Zylinska's comments on Melissa Gregg's article on academic blogging * Review and post jobs * Keep up with announcements in the field - such as call for papers and funding opportunities * Comment on Liesbet van Zoonen's article on reality TV * Join and / or start groups * Engage with featured content such as key articles, podcasts and videos What you can do on communicationspace Start by creating and personlizing your own page with your profile, research interests, podcasts and videos. Why not launch an interest group for your field, research group, society, division or department - and be sure to invite people to join. Start a blog; upload poster presentations, podcasts and videos; post and search job listings; create open and closed discussions; check out teaching resources and share course outlines and syllabi; add your own Top Ten list; and view, post, and RSVP to upcoming meetings. Join communicationspace today at www.thecommunicationspace.com <http://emessage.sagepub.com/emessageirs/servlet/IRSL?v=4&l=5&r=18311&m= 49&e=6> Follow us on: Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/pages/Communicationspace/157790744241174?utm_so urce=eNewsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_term=Nov-10&utm_content=alerts&utm _campaign=0C63> and Twitter <http://twitter.com/#!/comm_space> <http://emessage.sagepub.com/emessageirs/servlet/IRSL?v=4&l=2&r=18311&m= 49&e=6> <http://emessage.sagepub.com/emessageirs/servlet/IRSL?v=4&l=3&r=18311&m= 49&e=6> <http://emessage.sagepub.com/emessageirs/servlet/IRSL?v=4&l=4&r=18311&m= 49&e=6> Kind regards, Vern Swart Learn more about SAGE Research Methods Online (SRMO) - the essential tool for researchers http://www.srmo.sagepub.com/