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De: Jefferson Pooley <[log in to unmask]>
Date: qua, 3 de abr de 2019 às 11:20
Subject: MediArXiv open archive officially launches!


We are thrilled to announce that MediArXiv—the free, nonprofit, scholar-led
digital archive for media, film and communication studies—is officially
launching this week. MediArXiv is an open platform, hosted by the Center
for Open Science, for media, film, and communication scholars to upload
working papers, pre-prints, accepted manuscripts (post-prints), and
published manuscripts. The service accepts articles, books, and book
chapters, and we plan to support multimedia submissions in the future:

https://mediarxiv.org

FAQs are available on our companion site:

https://mediarxiv.com/faqs/

MediArXiv joins the growing movement started by the math/physics/computer
science-oriented http://arXiv.org over 25 years ago, as one of the first
full-fledged “preprint” servers conceived for humanities and social science
scholars. Our aim is to promote open scholarship across media, film, and
communication studies around the world. In addition to accepting and
moderating submissions, we plan to advocate for policy changes at the major
media, film, & communication studies professional societies around the
world—to push for open-access friendly policies, in particular, for the
journals that these associations sponsor.

We are launching with a 17-member Steering Committee of scholars and open
access advocates from around the world. The Committee includes members from
five continents, every rank (including graduate students), and along gender
and other lines of equity. We support submissions in English, Spanish,
Chinese, French, Portugeuse, German, Dutch, Finnish, and Turkish:

https://mediarxiv.com

MediArXiv was initiated by the nonprofit Open Access in Media Studies:

https://oamediastudies.com/

As a free, nonprofit, community-led digital archive, MediArXiv is fully
committed to the Fair Open Access principles:

https://www.fairopenaccess.org/

The Center for Open Science (our hosting partner) press release:

https://cos.io/about/news/center-open-science-mediarxiv-and-bodoarxiv-launch-branded-preprint-services/

Please consider submitting your manuscripts to MediArXiv, and thank you for
your support.

The MediArXiv Steering Committee

* Jeff Pooley, Associate Professor of Media & Communication, Muhlenberg
College (USA) [Coordinator]
* Jeroen Sondervan, open access expert & and co-founder of Open Access in
Media Studies. Affiliated with Utrecht University (Netherlands)
[Coordinator]
* Sarah-Mai Dang, Postdoctoral Researcher at the Institute of Media
Studies, Philipps University Marburg (Germany)
* Lai-Tze Fan, Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and Digital Media,
University of Waterloo (Canada)
* Catherine Grant, Professor of Digital Media and Screen Studies, Birkbeck,
University of London (UK)
* Jonathan Gray, Lecturer in Critical Infrastructure Studies, King's
College London (UK)
* Adelheid Heftberger, Head of Film Access, Bundesarchiv (German Federal
Archive) (Germany)
* Leah Lievrouw, Professor of Information Studies, UCLA (USA)
* Nyasha Mboti, Associate Professor of Communication Studies, University of
Johannesburg (South Africa)
* Gabriel Menotti, Associate Professor of Communications, Federal
University of Espírito Santo (Brazil)
* Ricardo Cedeño Montaña, Associate Professor of Communications,
Universidad de Antioquia (Colombia)
* Maria O'Brien, PhD Candidate, School of Communications, Dublin City
University (Ireland)
* Kate O'Riordan, Professor of Digital Culture & Head of School of Media,
Film and Music, University of Sussex (UK)
* Jussi Parikka, Professor of Technological Culture & Aesthetics,
University of Southampton (UK)
* Xiang Ren, Senior Lecturer in Chinese Media and Culture, Western Sydney
University (Australia)
* Cheryll Ruth Soriano, Associate Professor of Communication, De La Salle
University (Philippines)
* Ece Vitrinel, Assistant Professor of Communication, Galatasaray
University (Turkey)

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