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Developments in digital journals

Journal of Documentation, 2001
This article explores recent developments in the production and delivery of scholarly journal articles in digital form. It identifies the key stakeholders as authors, publishers, librarians and end users. It explores their concerns with regard to the digital journal production and delivery chain.
Leah Halliday, Charles Oppenheim
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Editorial developments at the journal

European Journal of Internal Medicine, 2007
In my previous editorial, I illustrated how the Journal has grown considerably over the past few years and is receiving a steadily increasing number of good manuscripts [1]. While we ended with a total of 335 submissions in 2006, we are now already approaching that number halfway through 2007.
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Development Journalism

2022
Development journalism involves creating journalism that helps societies to improve their standard of living, particularly in post-colonial developing nations. There are substantively different theories about how journalism can support development, which correlate with different philosophies about development more generally.
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Psychiatric developments: a new journal

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1984
SIR: Oxford University Press has recently decided to publish a new journal under our editorship, called Psychiatnc Developments. It will be a quarterly publication devoted to advances and prospects in psychiatric research and psychiatnic practice. The journal will be international in its coverage and interdisciplinary in its content.
S B, Guze, M, Roth
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Development: a journal's journey

Development
Summary: Development's publisher, The Company of Biologists, is celebrating its 100th birthday. Commemorating this anniversary, I discuss Development's history since launching as Journal of Embryology and Experimental Morphology.
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Development Journalism

2019
Abstract The term “development journalism” is five decades old. But if the volume of academic research was the lone measure of its reach and impact, then one may erroneously conclude that this field of journalism has hardly had any reach and impact at all.
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Development Journalism and Gender

2014
This qualitative study builds on theories of development communication, gender and feminism to create and explore a model for gender focused development journalism that empowers and engages ordinary men and women in development plans and processes for their advancement.
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Rethinking “Development” Journalism

2009
The concept of DJ was born at a time when political, economic, and social development in Africa, Asia, and Latin America dominated policy and academic debates in the post-World War II period. Early efforts to theorize DJ were linked to debates about the role of communication and media in development.
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