Norsk mediehistorisk tidsskrift

Published

28 June 2019

Language

Peer reviewed

Norsk mediehistorisk tidskrift (Norwegian media-historical journal) is a peer-reviewed online journal by the Norwegian media-historical association. The journal publishes articles in Norwegian.

Aims and scope: “Mediehistorisk tidsskrift er Norges eneste mediehistoriske tidsskrift. Vi tar imot manuskripter av mediehistorisk interesse om både norske og internasjonale forhold. I tillegg til det fagfellevurderte stoffet tar vi blant annet imot debattstoff, bokanmeldelser, intervjuer og essays.”

Frequency: 2 issues per year

Launched: 1987 (formerly: Pressehistorisk tidsskrift)

Peer reviewed: yes, double-blind review

Open access: yes

Languages: Norwegian

Genres: research article, debate article, essay, interview, book review

Length of research articles: 6,000–8,000 words

Reference style: MLA style

Book reviews: yes

Publisher: Norsk mediehistorisk forening (Norwegian media-historical association)

Venue of publication: Langen

Publication level: 1 in Norway

Indexing: CrossRef, Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)

Author Guidelines

Submission guidelines (in Norwegian): http://www.medietidsskrift.no/forfatterveiledning/

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