DMC: Digital Media and Communication is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal that publishes scholarly works in the field of communication studies within the digital era. The journal focuses on media transformation, digital culture, communication technology, and the changing patterns of social interaction in virtual spaces. It provides an academic platform for researchers, academics, practitioners, and students to explore contemporary communication phenomena shaped by digital platforms, technological innovation, artificial intelligence, and the growing influence of online media in everyday life.

The journal welcomes articles on digital communication, new media, social media, digital journalism, podcasts, virtual communication, netnography, online communities, cyberculture, political communication, digital campaigns, e-government, digital public communication, digital branding, influencer communication, digital public relations, media literacy, misinformation, data privacy, digital ethics, social media algorithms, communication automation, platform capitalism, visual communication, content creators, and digital creative industries. Through these areas, DMC: Digital Media and Communication aims to support the development of critical, empirical, and theoretical discussions on the relationship between media, technology, culture, society, politics, and the digital economy.