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We are presently accepting propositions for a special issue of VIEW on the history of television and health. The special issue follows the thematic lines of the Tele(visualising) Health conference on the history of TV, public health, its enthusiasts and its publics. The special issue authors will include those who presented at the conference, which took place from 27 February to 1 March 2019 at the Institute of Historical Research (London, UK) but is open to other authors who wish to explore these topics in writing. Read more...

VIEW currently seeks a managing editor. The Managing Editor guides and serves the Editorial Board and works closely with the Assistant Journal Manager, the Publishing Support at Sound and Vision and each issue’s co-editors. She recommends the type of content that is best suited to meet the goals and objectives of our publication, which was launched in 2012. The managing editor is appointed for a two-year term. Read more...

Dear readers, VIEW recently moved to join the Ubiquity Press hosted platform to improve the reading experience of the journal. Please offer us some patience while we sort out the last remaining issues. Should some of the common features not be entirely functional yet, please refer to our old website. Should you have any questions, or run into trouble, please get in touch with support [at] viewjournal.eu.

VIEW Journal invites scholars and audiovisual archivists to submit proposals for topics that may be incorporated in ongoing journal issues. We encourage you to use this “General Call for Speakers” to provide suggestions for articles and audiovisual essays, as well as other forms of reflective thought.