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Delegates seeking future publication through the conference were asked to submit full written papers in English in WORD format no later than December 31, 2015 to the following email address: . This date allowed a little time to update papers following feedback received at the conference.

Submission requirements

The file name should include the first author’s name (for example IgnacioGallego.docx). A confirmation message will be sent back. If you do not receive this confirmation message, please contact the Conference Comittee, at info@radioresearch2015.org.

In order to speed up the copy editing process for full papers accepted for publication in the conference book, please follow the following guidelines concerning full-paper format. As the language of the planned conference book will be English, if this is not your first language please ask a first-language English speaker to correct your draft for linguistic expressionbefore submission.

Length: between 10 and 15 pages Elements:

• title;
• author(s)’s name(s);
• email;
• institution (University or Research Centre);
• short biographical note about the author/s (maximum 200 words each)
• abstract (about 200 words);
• 4 keywords;
• page number on the bottom, right hand

Format:

• Microsoft Word document
• title: Arial, 12, Bold
• Author(s)’s name(s): Arial, 10, Italic
• Institution: Arial, 9
• Abstract: Arial, 10, single spacing
• Keywords: Arial, 10 (in one line)
• Text body: Arial, 10, spacing 1,5
• Endnotes: Arial, 8, single spacing, numbered sequentially 1, 2, 3 etc
• Original tables and graphs placed within the text, with subtitle as shown in this example – Figure 1: Audience research data for first quarter, 2013. (Source: RAJAR) Arial, 10, spacing 1,5
• Complete bibliographical references at the end of the paper, according to the following convention, below (Arial, 10, spacing 1,5)

References

Balsebre, A (1994) El language radiofónico, Madrid: Ediciones Cátedra

Morrow, R (2011) ‘Nationalizing American radio: Anti-monopoly, nationalism, and the First Alexander Bill, 1915-1917’, Journal of Radio and Audio Media, Vol. 18. Issue 1, pp. 17-32

Marinho, S (2000) ‘Um percurso da rádio em Portugal’, in Pinto, Manuel (ed.), A Comunicação e os Media em Portugal – cronologia e leitura de tendências, Braga: Instituto de Ciências Sociais, pp. 99-109

In-text references should follow the Harvard system, for example (Balsebre 1994: 95-8).