All journals mentioned here so far are the top ones in their own ‘traditional’ fields. So, it may be helpful to consider the ‘cuts’ when we are looking at the meats. I take the liberty to organize previous responses by adding a few general tabs here, and I also include a few journals that have not been mentioned yet. Feel free to rename the tabs/labels. *[Across the board]* iCS, New Media & Society, Journal of Computer-mediated Communication (JCMC) *[Communication oriented]* Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (JOBEM) Communication Research Journal of Communication (Top communication journal like ASR) *[Social psychology and education oriented]* Social Science Computer Review Computers in Human Behaviors Computers & Education *[Information Science, STS, policy, and political science oriented]* Journal of American Society of Information Science and Technology (JASIST) The Information Society, MIS Quarterly Information, Technology & People Journal of Information Technology & Politics Telecommunication Policy Science, Technology and Human Values *[Well perceived, but not ranked yet]* International Journal of Communication (published by USC Communication) First Monday Thanks, Patrick *Yuli Patrick Hsieh**, Ph.D.* Survey Methodologist/Digital Sociologist Program on Digital Technology & Society Survey Research Division, RTI International (312)777-5234, x25234 230 W Monroe, Suite 2100, Chicago IL 60606 http://www.yulipatrickhsieh.org/ <http://northwestern.academia.edu/YuliHsieh> http://twitter.com/coolpat

Sorry that I messed up with the fact check. IJoC is ranked. So here is the update. Thanks. *[Across the board]* iCS, New Media & Society, Journal of Computer-mediated Communication (JCMC) *[Communication oriented]* Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (JOBEM) Communication Research Journal of Communication (Top communication journal like ASR) International Journal of Communication (published by USC Communication) *[Social psychology and education oriented]* Social Science Computer Review Computers in Human Behaviors Computers & Education *[Information Science, STS, policy, and political science oriented]* Journal of American Society of Information Science and Technology (JASIST) The Information Society, MIS Quarterly Information, Technology & People Journal of Information Technology & Politics Telecommunication Policy Science, Technology and Human Values *[Well perceived, but not ranked yet]* First Monday Thanks, Patrick Yuli Patrick Hsieh, Ph.D. Survey Methodologist/Digital Sociologist Program on Digital Technology & Society Survey Research Division RTI International 230 W Monroe St, Chicago, IL 60606 (312)777-5234 http://www.yulipatrickhsieh.org/ http://twitter.com/coolpat http://www.egogalaxy.org/ On Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 1:07 PM, Yuli Patrick Hsieh < yulihsieh2012@u.northwestern.edu> wrote: > All journals mentioned here so far are the top ones in their own > ‘traditional’ fields. So, it may be helpful to consider the ‘cuts’ when we > are looking at the meats. > > I take the liberty to organize previous responses by adding a few general > tabs here, and I also include a few journals that have not been mentioned > yet. Feel free to rename the tabs/labels. > > > > *[Across the board]* > > iCS, > > New Media & Society, > > Journal of Computer-mediated Communication (JCMC) > > > > *[Communication oriented]* > > Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (JOBEM) > > Communication Research > > Journal of Communication (Top communication journal like ASR) > > > > *[Social psychology and education oriented]* > > Social Science Computer Review > > Computers in Human Behaviors > > Computers & Education > > > > *[Information Science, STS, policy, and political science oriented]* > > Journal of American Society of Information Science and Technology (JASIST) > > The Information Society, > > MIS Quarterly > > Information, Technology & People > > Journal of Information Technology & Politics > > Telecommunication Policy > > Science, Technology and Human Values > > > > *[Well perceived, but not ranked yet]* > > International Journal of Communication (published by USC Communication) > > First Monday > > > > Thanks, > > Patrick > > > > *Yuli Patrick Hsieh**, Ph.D.* > > Survey Methodologist/Digital Sociologist > > Program on Digital Technology & Society > > Survey Research Division, RTI International > (312)777-5234, x25234 > > 230 W Monroe, Suite 2100, Chicago IL 60606 > > http://www.yulipatrickhsieh.org/ > <http://northwestern.academia.edu/YuliHsieh> > http://twitter.com/coolpat >