Submissions to the journal have been alarmingly low for years, and response to its content is virtually nil. At most sessions, time for response to a paper is severely limited except when the paper runs overtime and there is no time at all. Without meaning to, we have a system which appears to serve a ticket-punching function more than an intellectual one.
Electronic publication encourages discussion.
Printing and mailing expenses are virtually zero. The writing revolution is here. Paul Levinson is Senior Faculty in the Graduate Media Studies Program at the New School for Social Research, and Associate Professor of Communications at Farleigh Dickinson University. All rights reserved. And the same can be said of speeches.