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Lors de la "Conference on sound studies" SoundActs, University of Aarhus, Denmark,  September 23–25, 2010, Jean-Paul Thibaud a pris connaissance de ces trois revues en ligne dans lesquelles les membres du Cresson trouveront des occasions pour publier des articles. Toutes les trois offriront leur 1er numéro en 2011, les appels à communication sont encore ouverts.Journal of Sonic Studies http://sonicstudies.net/A new international peer-reviewed journal on auditory culture.Sonic studies focus both on the production, the distribution, and the reception of sound.The editors of the Journal of Sonic Studies: Marcel Cobussen and Vincent Meelberg. (tous deux philosophe, musicien, musicologue) (pays : Pays-Bas)An abstract of 800 words, or complete articles, should be sent by e-mail to v.meelberg@let.ru.nl or M.A.Cobussen@umail.leidenuniv.nl no later than January 31, 2011.SoundEffects  http://www.soundeffects.dk/A new international peer-reviewed journal on sound and sound experience operating on the Open Journal System.Approche pluridisciplinaire du son et de l'expérience sonore en SHS .The editors of SoundEffects: Birger Langkjær, Erik Granly Jensen, Birgitte Stougaard Pedersen and Iben Have. (pays: Danemark) An abstract of 300 words should be sent by e-mail to aestng@hum.au.dk no later than October 15, 2010. Full articles are due on January 15, 2011.Interference http://www.interferencejournal.com/editorial-board/steve-colemanA Journal of Audio Culture is an open access forum on the role of sound in cultural practices, providing a trans-disciplinary platform for the presentation of research and practice in areas such as acoustic ecology, sensory anthropology, sonic arts, musicology, technology studies and philosophy. Interference is a biannual online journal in association with the Graduate School of Creative Arts and Media (Gradcam).http://www.gradcam.ie/Editors : Sarah Dunne, Jessica Foley, Susan Gill, Rachel O' Dwyer, Linda O Keeffe, Sharon Phelan (pays : Irlande)Call for papers for the inaugural issue "An Ear Alone is Not a Being”: Embodied Mediations in Audio Culture. Abstracts of 250 words October 31st 2010