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Current Trends in Mass Communication(CTMC)

ISSN: 2993-8678 | DOI: 10.33140/CTMC

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Journal DOI: 10.33140/CTMC

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Neha Vibhute , Doctorate in Business Administ
Senior Consultant, Marketing and Communications SP Jain, United Kingdom

Masoud Lajevardi , PhD
Assistant Professor Marketing Management Islamic Azad University, Iran

Oluwasegun Olakoyenikan
Marjorie Deane Scholar, Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute New York University, United States

Rabiu Emmanuel Oluwatosin , PhD
Doctor of Philosophy, Communication Engineering Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso , Nigeria

Current Trends in Mass Communication is a peer reviewed, open access scientific journal that publishes research articles, reviews, commentaries, clinical images, short communications, letter to the editor, case reports, conference proceedings in the emerging field of all aspects of mass communications. Current Trends in Mass Communication covers theories of mass communications, different approaches related to mass communications, mobile and social media of communication, newspapers and TV, etc.

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Journal key Highlights
Advertising.Computer-mediated communicationConvergenceHealth communication.Integrated communicationInteractive mediaJournalismJournalism history.Law and Policy of Media.Mass media practices.Media literacyMobilizationNews Media.Quantitative approaches in communication.Radio broadcastingSensationalizationSocial Inequality.Social mediaSocial Networking.TechnologyTelevisionTheoretical developments in journalism.

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