International Research Journal on New Media is looking for editors

[Ellen Rutten]

The role will be of interest to any scholar specializing in new media, or
to an early career researcher who would like to develop an editorial
portfolio and to gain experience in producing a peer-reviewed journal.


*Digital Icons: Studies in Russian, Eurasian and Central European New
Media *(www.digitalicons.org) is looking for editors to expand the
journal’s editorial board. *Digital Icons* is a multi-media platform that
explores new media as a variety of information flows, varied communication
systems and networked communities. Contributions to *Digital Icons* cover a
broad range of topics related to the impact of digital and electronic
technologies on politics, economics, society, culture and the arts in
Russia, Eurasia and Central Europe.


Your responsibilities will vary (as tasks will be flexible) and will depend
on the expertise and interests that you bring on board. You might, for
instance, be in charge of a specific section of the journal, such as book
reviews, or might be responsible for tasks related to proofreading,
formatting, PR, social media, etc.



The *Digital Icons* team will help you gain editorial skills and develop
your professional portfolio.



Estimated work load: ca 2hrs average per week; the role will start on 1
January 2014, and can be reviewed in a year’s time.



If you are interested please send a short CV and a cover letter (max 400
words) to Prof. Ellen Rutten by 1 December 2013. (ellen.rutten at uva.nl). You
can also contact Prof. Ellen Rutten if you have any queries about the
journal or the advertised editorial role.

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