Academic papers must be submitted by 11 February and successful applications will be presented on the second day of the event. Papers can cover any aspect of online journalism including content presentation, business models and the changing roles of journalists and readers.
Research must not have been previously published or presented and should be submitted by email to onlinesymp@yahoo.com. Accepted papers will be notified by 28 February.
The symposium takes place on 8-9 April at the University of Texas at Austin.
More information: http://journalism.utexas.edu/onlinejournalism/05callforpapers.html
More news from dotJournalism:
Texas talks new media
New study tracks readers' eyeballs
Related articles
- AP files lawsuit against Meltwater as decision given on licences
- Journalism and the internet: Editors' quotes from the Leveson inquiry
- Mail Online revenues up 70% - but no profit yet
- Independent.co.uk scores only rise in daily traffic in December
- Managing editor of Washington Post to move to WSJ Digital
Finance reporter - property
