International Conference on Media and Communication 2016 accepts the following types of submissions:

Research Papers: Completed research papers in any of the topic areas listed bellow or related areas.
Abstracts: Abstracts of completed or proposed research in any of the topic areas listed bellow, or related areas. The abstract for proposed research should include the research objectives, proposed methodology, and a discussion of expected outcomes.
Student Papers: Research done by students in any of the topic areas listed bellow, or related areas.
Case Studies: Case studies in any of the topic areas listed bellow, or related areas.
Work-in-Progress Reports or Proposals for Future Research: Incomplete research or ideas for future research in order to generate discussion and feedback in any of related areas.
Reports on Issues Related to the conference topics: Reports related to innovative techniques or research related to any of the topic areas listed bellow or related areas.

Proposals are accepted on a rolling admission basis as long as space is available or by November 1st 2016 at latest and are to be be submitted along with application form. All submissions will be peer reviewed and acceptance/rejections is based on their relevance to the conference topics. Notification on acceptance is sent within 7 days after the submissions has been received.

Topics include, but ar not limited to:

Advertising
Alternative and Community Media
Business Communication
Communication Arts and Sciences
Communication and Democracy
Communication Policy and Regulation
Communication Technology and Digital Media
Communication Theory and Methodology
Corporate Identity and Branding
Cultural perspectives of communication
Digital Communication, Regulation and Social Action
Documentary and Propaganda Film
Gender, Youth and Communications
Global Networks
​Health Communication
History of Communication
Information and Communication Literacy ​
International and Global Communication
Journalism
Law and Policy
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Mass Communication
Media Education
Media Ethics
Media and Democracy
Media and Globalization
Media Industry Trends and Dynamics
Media Management and Economics
Media, Religion and Culture
Multimedia
New Technologies and Innovation
Newspaper
Political Communication and Media
Public Relations
Radio, Television, and Entertainment Studies
Social Media
Society and Globalization and Media
Telecommunications
Visual Communication
Web-based Communications​