About the journal
Artificial Intelligence Journalism Journal (AIJJ) is a Quarterly Journal published by Artificial Intelligence Journalism for Research and Forecasting (AIJRF).
Artificial Intelligence Journalism Journal (AIJJ) is focusing on searching, and forecasting new thoughts and studies on the Fourth and Fifth Industrial Revolutions and artificial intelligence technologies and its impacts on the Media and Entertainment sector.
AIJJ journal aims to rise the awareness of the Artificial intelligence Journalism through the publication of quality research, with an emphasis on new technologies and solutions in new fields such as:
Automation content, AI and detecting fake content, Robotization of Marketing, Metaverse and new media applications, big data analytics, 7G Journalism, Blockchained-News, Covidization of Media Industry, Dynamic Human Skills (DHS), Artificial Intelligence Journalism and professional code of ethics, Augmented Reality & Virtual Reality (VR) content, Intelligence-Integrated Public Relations, cybersecurity in Media & Entertainment Industry and future of the intelligent government services and content.
The journal is interdisciplinary and publishes both theoretical and empirical work in Artificial Intelligence Journalism, and Fourth and Fifth Industrial Revolutions’ technologies.
AIJJ welcomes theoretical and empirical research studies in Artificial Intelligence Journalism and new media era .
Aims and Scope
AIJJ is providing a scientific content for practical applications and Academic theoretical advances of the Fourth
Industrial Revolution, Fifth Industrial Revolution and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Media & Entertainment
Industry, Education, and Future of Cities, and related disciplines including (but not restricted to):
Artificial Intelligence Journalism.
Fourth and the Fifth Industrial Revolutions’ technologies in media.
Artificial Intelligence and Media & Entertainment Industry.
Artificial Intelligence and Future of Education.
AI and Intelligent Government Services.
Metaverse and New Media Content (Media of Metaverse).
Fourth Industrial Revolution and Dynamic Human Skills (DHS).
Cybersecurity in Media & Entertainment.
In Press
This section Coming soon
AIJJ Editorial Guideline
Submission Guidelines for Abstracts:
1. The abstract should be written in English.
2. Exceeding the word limit for the submitted abstract should not be more than 500 words.
3. The summary must show the full working plan for the study.
4. Be written in either UK or US English.
5.Contain a title page.
6. Please share a short bio.
7. Please, send the abstract directly to:
aijj@aijournalism.net
academics@aijournalism.net
8. All submissions should be related to the general theme of the new issue, which will be announced in the ” Call for Papers” every quarter.
9. All abstracts will remain confidential until they are accepted, and any rejections should receive an official email.
10. On average the journal returns a decision on a peer-reviewed paper in 15
days.
Appeals:
Researchers and authors who feel they have grounds to appeal a rejection
decision should send a rebuttal email to the editorial team
(academics@aijournalism.net), detailing the reasons for the appeal. Rebuttals
will be considered by the Editor-in-Chief, often in consultation with the
Editorial Board Member who handled the paper. Decisions on appeals are
final.
Final Paper Submission Guidelines:
1. The submitted research should not be published in any journals or online
portals, not a part of a Master’s or a PHD proposal.
2. It should include forecasting and academic ideas and outputs.
3. Research will be reviewed by 3 professors, to obtain the final academic
approval, before publishing on the AIJJ.
Final Paper Submission Format:
1. Research must be presented in a Word file.
2. All submissions should follow the journal guidelines for word count, page margins and line numbering, where the total research words should not be less than 3,000 words and not more than 6,000 words excluding spaces, title, names of the author and references.
3. Use 12-point Times New Roman for the main text and smaller fonts may be used for figure captions, and 14 for headlines.
4. The width of each line should not exceed 17.5 cm or 7.0 inch.
5. Start the first line leaving a space of 2.5 cm or 1.0 inch on the upper side.
6. The Title, Author’s Names, and Affiliations should all be centered.
7. Insert one blank line between the Affiliations and the main text.
8. Main text should be fully justified with single spacing.
9. Use bold face with bigger fonts for the Title but not for Authors, Affiliations, and the main text.
10. Leave a space of at least 2.5 cm or 1.0 inch on the bottom of the text. Page numbers will be printed there.
11. Citing the study sources and references should be in APA format.
12. Reported data – Data accuracy is crucial. Authors are strongly encouraged to double check all reported data for accuracy and to confirm that all units of measurement are correct and consistent.
13. References – Please see ‘References’ for full details of the journal’s required style.
14. Graphics – All figures and tables should be presented in a clear and informative manner with accompanying legends.
15. Ethical compliance – All articles are required to meet the requirements outlined in our ethical policy. Ensure you have included all relevant ethical
approval statements.
16.Please be aware that the combined size of your files should not exceed 30
MB.
17. For article text: txt, doc, docx, rtf. We are unable to accept pdf files for article text for revised manuscripts but can do so for first submissions.
18. For figures: eps, tiff, jpg, pdf
Author details:
All submitting researchers and authors are required to share their short bios and link their ScholarOne account with their ORCID iD.
References:
All references cited in the text must be included in the reference list and vice versa. However, if a reference consists of only a web address do not include it in the reference list but cite it in the text, giving the date the page was accessed.
Copyright:
Research and articles are considered on the understanding that, if they are accepted for publication, the entire copyright shall pass to AIJJ and AIJRF.
Please note that when the Open Access option has been taken, copyright remains with the author(s).)
Editorial Team
Editor-in-Chief
Dr. Mohamed Abdulzaher
PhD in Intelligence-Integrated Communications and Artificial Intelligence Journalism, Author and Pioneer of Artificial Intelligence Journalism
Senior Associate Editors
Prof. Eunika Mercier-Laurent
Chair of TC12 IFIP (Artificial Intelligence) at International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP), France
Professor. Ibrahim Aljarah
Associate professor of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Mining, The University of Jordan, Jordan
Editorial Board Members
Professor. Paco Bree
Professor & Director of Innovation Programmes Universidad de Deusto, Spain
Professor Ali Agwa
Professor of Public Relations, former dean of faculty of Mass Communication, Cairo University, Egypt
Professor. Mohammed Ali Shouman
Founding Dean of Faculty of Communication and Mass Media, British University in Egypt (BUE), Egypt.
Dr. Corvin Connolly
Editor of the Cyber Defense Review, United States Military Academy, USA
Prof. Adam Marks
Director -Intelligent Learning systems – Higher Colleges of Technology
Dr. Ahmed Almansoori
Assistant Professor and Chairing the Department of Media and Creative Industries at the UAE University, UAE
Dr. Sunitha Prabhuram
Associate Head-UG Programs, School of Business at Manipal Academy of Higher Education – MAHE, India
Prof. Emmanuel R. Goffi
Co-Director and co-Founder of the Global AI Ethics Institute, France
Rohit Thanki
Ph.D in Data Scientist, Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision, India
Prof. Dahlia Mahmoud
Associate Professor Creative Industries, Cultural & Innovation Specialist, UAE
Development Team
Sarah Mohamed Ali
Content Writer
Sabrin Mahran
Designer
Mohamed Nawareg
Web Developer
Current Issue Volume:
Artificial Intelligence Journalism: How the Fourth Industrial Revolution Will Shape the Future of the Media and Entertainment Industry.”
1- Editorial introduction
2- The Need of AI in Journalism Academic Programs
3- Artificial Intelligence and Its Usage in Social Media.
4- From Automated Generation of Discourse to Automated Generation of Media Publications . What Perspectives for Human Journalists?
5- 7G Journalism and Beyond the Media of Metaverse, How can Metaverse be applied in Robotisation of Marketing?
An Exploratory Study: In-Depth Interviews for Marketing Experts
6- Arab Journalists’ and Influencers’ Awareness of Artificial Intelligence Journalism Technologies in Managing Social Media Content
7- Book Reviews:
a. Globalization 4.0: The Future of Media in the Age of 7G Journalism. “Intelligence-Integrated Public Relations Model”
b. Algorithms, Automation, and News: New Directions in the Study of Computation and Journalism
c. News Media Innovation Reconsidered: Ethics and Values in a Creative Reconstruction of Journalism
8- Artificial Intelligence Journalism New Concepts:
Contact US:
Artificial intelligence Journalism Journal (AIJJ)
All Issues:
1- Editorial introduction
2- The Need of AI in Journalism Academic Programs
3- Artificial Intelligence and Its Usage in Social Media.
4- From Automated Generation of Discourse to Automated Generation of Media Publications . What Perspectives for Human Journalists?
5- 7G Journalism and Beyond the Media of Metaverse, How can Metaverse be applied in Robotisation of Marketing?
An Exploratory Study: In-Depth Interviews for Marketing Experts
6- Arab Journalists’ and Influencers’ Awareness of Artificial Intelligence Journalism Technologies in Managing Social Media Content
7- Book Reviews:
a. Globalization 4.0: The Future of Media in the Age of 7G Journalism. “Intelligence-Integrated Public Relations Model”
b. Algorithms, Automation, and News: New Directions in the Study of Computation and Journalism
c. News Media Innovation Reconsidered: Ethics and Values in a Creative Reconstruction of Journalism
8- Artificial Intelligence Journalism New Concepts: