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International Journal of Communication, Media and Linguistics

DOI: 10.64823/ijcml Volume: 1 — Issue 1 (2026)

Inaugural Issue

Volume 1, Issue 1

2026 · 4 articles · Published 2026

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Open Access Research Article pp. 1–14

The Vigilant Public: Awareness, Skepticism, and Perceived Democratic Impact of AI-Generated Deepfakes Among Indian Voters

Shubham Bhatia

10.64823/ijcml.2601001 2026 17 Views 12 Downloads

The rapid diffusion of generative artificial intelligence (AI) has made synthetic political media deepfakes and cheapfakes an increasingly salient concern for democratic communication. This study examines public awareness, perception, skepticism, and self-reported behavioral response to AI-generated...

Open Access Research Article pp. 15–29

Geopolitical Narratives and the Framing of Rare Earth Elements in Indian Web News Coverage: A Corpus-Linguistic Perspective

Sumesh Sabharwal , Dr. Umesh Arya

Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology, India
10.64823/ijcml.2601002 2026 18 Views 8 Downloads

This study conducts a corpus-linguistic analysis of the representation of rare earth elements (REEs) in Indian web-based news from 2023 to 2026, amid increasing Chinese export restrictions and India’s push for critical-mineral self-sufficiency. Utilizing a corpus of 1,141 articles (701,121 words) pr...

Open Access Research Article pp. 30–54

From Print to Platform: Digital Transformation in News Media Business Models

Divyansh Mishra1 , RAJESH KUMAR MISHRA2 , REKHA AGARWAL3

1 Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur 2 ICFRE–Tropical Forest Research Institute (Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change, Govt. of India), P.O. RFRC, Mandla Road, Jabalpur, MP-482021, India 3 Government Science College, Jabalpur, MP, India–482 001
10.64823/ijcml.2601003 2026 16 Views 12 Downloads

The news media industry has undergone one of the most sustained business model disruptions of any sector in the digital economy, as advertising revenue has migrated to platform intermediaries, audiences have fragmented across social and video platforms, and generative artificial intelligence has beg...

Open Access Research Article pp. 55–67

Gender Disparity, Digital Divide, and Online Violence: Barriers to Sustainable Representation of Women in Indian Journalism

Praveen

Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology, India
10.64823/ijcml.2601004 2026 11 Views 6 Downloads

Despite decades of expansion in Indian journalism, women remain structurally underrepresented as news subjects, sources, bylined writers, television panellists, and newsroom decision-makers, and this gap is increasingly compounded by unequal digital access and rising online violence that make sustai...

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