Submit
To submit a manuscript, please visit the website of Journal on Communications. Click the button “Author Login”, and use the Academic Journal Management System. For a new user, please register an “Author Account”, and then submit a manuscript following the guidance. The detailed contact information of the first author and corresponding author is required (please promptly inform the editorial office of any change of contacting addresses). Duplicate submission is forbidden. In this case, we will inform the author’s institution and the relevant journal.Acceptance
For the paper with a great breakthrough result, quick publication will be arranged. After typesetting, page proof is usually sent electronically as email attachments to the corresponding author. The proof plus any minor corrections must be returned to the managing editor within 36 hours. Failure to do this will result in delays in publication. Corrections can be noticed in different ways: 1) highlight the corrections and send us the print proof pages; 2) highlight the corrections and send us the corrected page proof as email attachment.Double Anonymous Peer Review
In order to evaluate manuscripts fairly and objectively, the journal adopts the method of peer review and the anonymous form of " Double Anonymous Peer Review ". Before external review, the system will remove the author, fund and other related information from the manuscript, and then send 3 experts in related fields to review the manuscript. The editorial department will conduct a comprehensive review of the experts' review comments and give the final external review comments and results. Publication Generally speaking, articles accepted will be published online first. Each manuscript is citable with its doi number. The printed version will be released with issue and page number according to annual plan.Fees
Journal on Communications is an open access journal without article processing fees (APCs). After passing the initial review, each article shall be charged with the review fee. The review fee for each article is 300 RMB. A publications fee is required for each publication. Page charges is 600 RMB for each page.Copyright Transfer
The author agrees to automatically transfer the copyright of the paper to the editorial department of the journal including the rights of electronic publishing, multimedia publishing, online publishing and other forms of publishing.Archiving
The electronic version of Journal on Communications is backed up in EI, SA/INSPEC, CSA,JST. If the journal is no longer published, the published contents of Journal on Communications can be viewed and downloaded from these databases.Open Access Statement
Journal on Communications is an open access journal without article processing charges (APCs). The journal allows any non-commercial users to read, download, copy, transfer, print, retrieve, hyperlink, and index the literature in the journal. The source of references should be indicated when citing the contents of this journal. Each article can be loaded individually in PDF-format free of charge immediately after their initial pub.License Policy
Journal on Communications uses Creative Commons to allow third-party users to share by-signature (BY) - non-commercial use (NC) - ND (CC BY-NC-ND). Published articles can be made public immediately and are permanently accessible free of charge on the official website (http://www.infocomm-journal.com/txxb), allowing users to read, download, copy, print, search, or obtain a link to the full text of the articles, or use them for other legitimate purposes. However, in these processes, the author's signature must be retained, and only for non-commercial purposes. No deduction or creation is allowed. At the same time, the author can also use this article for any non-commercial purposes, no profit. Author Rights: For open access publishing, http://www.infocomm-journal.com/txxb uses a Copyright Transfer Agreement. After the manuscript is accepted, the author needs to sign a Copyright Transfer Policy with the editorial department, but the author has the right to allow third parties to share their articles (such as stored in the institutional repository) in accordance with the Creative Commons license agreement. At the same time, the author can also use this article for other non-commercial purposes, no profit.
