• Aim & Scope

Aim of the Journal

The primary aim of Digital Media Systems and Network Innovation Journal is to promote high-level research and innovation at the intersection of digital media technologies and advanced communication networks. The journal strives to:

• Publish cutting-edge research that advances multimedia processing, network performance, and communication intelligence

• Support innovation in digital ecosystems, including streaming, content delivery, IoT, virtual environments, and smart communication systems

• Bridge academic research and real-world applications in media technology and network engineering

• Provide a platform for emerging technologies such as AI-driven media, intelligent networks, immersive media design, and next-generation communication systems

• Foster interdisciplinary collaboration across computer science, media engineering, networking, AI, and communication studies

  Scope of the Journal

  DMSNIJ invites original research articles, review papers, short communications, technical notes, and applied system studies in the following areas, but not limited to:

  1. Digital Media Technologies

  • Multimedia systems and applications

  • Digital content creation, processing, and compression

  • Audio–video coding, streaming technologies, and broadcasting systems

  • Immersive media: AR/VR/XR, 3D media, virtual production

  • Intelligent media analysis and AI-based content generation

  2. Communication & Networking Innovations

  • Next-generation networks (5G/6G), SDN/NFV architectures

  • Wireless communication systems, mobile networks, IoT communication

  • Network optimization, traffic engineering, and congestion management

  • Cloud and edge computing for media delivery

  • Distributed communication environments and decentralized systems

  3. Intelligent Systems & AI for Media and Networks

  • Machine learning for media analytics

  • Deep learning in video understanding, speech recognition, image processing

  • AI-assisted network management and automation

  • Intelligent content recommendation systems

  • Autonomous systems for adaptive streaming and QoE enhancement

  4. Cybersecurity & Privacy in Digital Media Systems

  • Secure media transmission and digital rights management

  • Cybersecurity solutions for multimedia systems

  • Privacy-preserving communication technologies

  • Blockchain applications in digital media and content authentication

  5. User Experience, Human–Computer Interaction & Digital Platforms

  • UX design for digital platforms and interactive systems

  • Human-centered computing in multimedia applications

  • Social media systems, digital platforms, and communication behavior

  • Smart environments and user-adaptive media systems

  6. Emerging Trends & Interdisciplinary Topics

  • Smart cities and intelligent communication networks

  • Digital media economics and technology policy

  • Green networking, energy-efficient media processing

  • Quantum networking and future communication paradigms

• Author Guidelines

Manuscript Submission & Author Guidelines

Digital Media Systems and Network Innovation Journal

1. Aim and Scope

Digital Media Systems and Network Innovation Journal is an international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research that advances digital media technologies, communication systems, and innovative network architectures. The journal provides a multidisciplinary platform for researchers, academicians, industry experts, and practitioners working at the intersection of media systems and modern networking technologies.

2. Types of Manuscripts Accepted

The journal welcomes the following types of submissions:

·         Original Research Articles

·         Review Articles

·         Short Communications

·         Technical Notes

·         Case Studies

·         Survey Papers

·         Perspective and Opinion Articles

3. Areas of Interest (Indicative)

·         Digital Media Processing and Systems

·         Multimedia Computing and Applications

·         Image, Audio, and Video Processing

·         Media Compression and Coding

·         Content Delivery Networks (CDN)

·         5G/6G Communication Systems

·         Network Protocols and Architectures

·         Wireless and Mobile Networks

·         Internet of Things (IoT) and Media Networks

·         Cloud, Edge, and Fog Networking

·         Social Media Analytics

·         Cybersecurity for Media and Networks

·         AI and Machine Learning for Media and Networking

·         Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) Systems

4. Manuscript Preparation Guidelines

4.1 Language

·         Manuscripts must be written in clear, grammatically correct English.

·         Authors may use British or American English consistently.

4.2 Manuscript Structure

A standard manuscript should include:

1.      Title Page

2.      Abstract

3.      Keywords (4–6)

4.      Introduction

5.      Related Work / Literature Review

6.      Methodology / System Model

7.      Experimental Results and Discussion

8.      Conclusion and Future Scope

9.      Acknowledgements (if applicable)

10.  Funding Information

11.  Conflict of Interest Statement

12.  References

5. Formatting Requirements

·         File format: DOC or DOCX

·         Font: Times New Roman

·         Font size: 12 pt

·         Line spacing: 1.5

·         Margins: 1 inch on all sides

·         Page numbers: Continuous

6. Abstract and Keywords

·         Abstract length: 150–250 words

·         The abstract should clearly describe the objective, methodology, key results, and significance of the research.

·         Provide 4–6 relevant keywords for indexing and discoverability.

7. Figures, Tables, and Multimedia Content

·         All figures and tables must be numbered consecutively and cited in the text.

·         Provide clear captions for figures (below) and tables (above).

·         Images should be high quality (minimum 300 dpi).

·         Multimedia files (audio/video) may be submitted as supplementary material where applicable.

8. Mathematical Models and Algorithms

·         Equations must be editable and numbered sequentially.

·         Variables and symbols should be defined upon first use.

·         Algorithms and flowcharts should be clearly formatted and labeled.

9. References

·         References must be accurate and complete.

·         The journal accepts IEEE / APA / Harvard citation styles (use one consistently).

·         All references cited in the text must appear in the reference list.

10. Publication Ethics and Plagiarism Policy

·         The journal follows strict publication ethics and integrity standards.

·         Plagiarism, data fabrication, and duplicate submissions are strictly prohibited.

·         Manuscripts may be screened using plagiarism detection software.

11. Peer Review Process

·         All submissions undergo a double-blind peer review process.

·         Each manuscript is evaluated by at least two independent reviewers.

·         Editorial decisions include: Accept, Minor Revision, Major Revision, or Reject.

12. Article Processing Charges (APC)

·         Digital Media Systems and Network Innovation Journal follows an open-access publishing model.

·         Details regarding Article Processing Charges (if applicable) will be communicated after initial editorial assessment.

13. Copyright and Open Access Policy

·         Authors retain the copyright of their published work.

·         Articles are published under an open-access license, allowing free access and distribution with proper citation.

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