Introduction

Authors

  • Christoph Jacke Paderborn University
  • Martin James Southampton Solent University
  • Ed Montano RMIT University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5429/ij.v4i2.737

Abstract

We hope that this issue of IASPM Journal will stimulate further research at the intersection of journalism and popular music studies.

Author Biographies

Christoph Jacke, Paderborn University

Professor and Programme Leader BA/MA Popular Music and Media

Martin James, Southampton Solent University

Professor of Music Journalism Popular Music Programme Faculty of Creative Industries

Ed Montano, RMIT University

Lecturer in Music Industry School of Media and Communication

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Published

31-12-2014