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Journal of Galatasaray University Communication FacultyTechnology converts everything it touches. In many countries, public broadcasting system has commenced as terrestrial broadcasting. In the following years, private radios and TVs have entered their broadcasting lives by the introduction of satellite technology. The limits of terrestrial broadcasts have been demolished due to satellite broadcasting, conversions have been experienced, a different broadcasting approach have started to dominate. New Television viewer groups grew out from this different broadcasting approach. Today, the usage of advanced computer and internet technologies, the increasing usage of computers, listening radio and watching TV even on mobile phones, have brought the society and broadcasting to a milestone. The traditional broadcasting and traditional watching habits by which the interaction between the listener and the TV viewer and participation were limited, have given their place to a participative and an interactive relationship between the listener, TV viewer and broadcaster. Digital technology does not only allow freedom of time to listeners and TV viewers, but also offers the possibility for the broadcasts to be watched anywhere regarding participation and location.Our July 2013 issue has been dedicated to the subject Digital Radio-TV. The titles are not limited to the below mentioned subjects:- Law of Digital Radio - Television- Broadcasting Policy in Digital Radio - Television- Reception Theories in Digital Radio- Television- Alternative Broadcasting and Digital Radio - Television- Citizen Journalism and Digital Radio - Television- Advertising in Digital Radio - TelevisionIleti-s-im is a peer reviewed journal.The deadline for submission is 15 April 2013.For author guidelines: http://iletisimdergisi.gsu.edu.trTo submit full paper and for further information, please contact: ntutal@gsu.edu.tr, vmahmutoglu@gsu.edu.tr.