Journal of Language, Media and Society is a peer-reviewed academic journal devoted to advancing interdisciplinary research at the intersection of language, media, and society. ​We welcome original research articles, theoretical inquiries, critical essays, and interdisciplinary studies that investigate how language both shapes and is shaped by mediated environments from traditional mass media to emergent digital ecologies. The journal particularly values contributions that examine global, transnational, and non-Western contexts, challenge dominant epistemologies, or offer fresh perspectives on digital communication, platform politics, and algorithmic culture.​ All submissions undergo a rigorous double-blind peer review process to ensure fairness, scholarly integrity, and constructive dialogue between authors and reviewers. By adopting an open-access model, we are committed to removing barriers to knowledge and making high-quality academic work freely available to readers, educators, and researchers around the world.​ The journal is published twice annually, in the spring and fall, and aims to serve as a space for critical thought, cross-cultural exchange, and creative intellectual inquiry in a time of complex social, technological, and communicative change.