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The document outlines the guidelines for recommending selected conference papers to the Journal of Multimedia (JMM). It details important policies regarding open-access publication, formatting requirements, and the peer-review process. The document specifies methods for recommending papers, including special issues and regular paper submissions, and provides a step-by-step proposal process for conference organizers. Responsibilities of guest editors during the review and approval stages are also highlighted, along with communication protocols for authors regarding submission and publication procedures.

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Can I submit a conference paper to a journal?

So, it is okay to develop a previously published conference paper into a full-length manuscript and publish it in a journal later on. This is an acceptable practice, provided you clearly disclose the conference paper and include at least 30% new material in the journal paper.

Do conference papers count as publications?

Yes, conference papers are considered academic publications. They are formally published in conference proceedings, indexed in databases, and often have an ISBN or DOI. However, their weight in academia may be seen as lesser than journal papers, depending on the conferences reputation.

How long should a 20 minute conference paper be?

1) A good rule of thumb: the proportion of pages to minutes is just a smidgen over one to two. In other words, a 20-minute presentation should be nine to ten pagels long, while a 15-minute presentation should be seven to eight pages long.

Can a conference paper be cited?

Published conference proceedings may be cited either like chapters in edited books (first example) or like journal articles (second example). This will depend on whether the publication is treated as a series (e.g. has an ISBN and an editor) or as a periodical (i.e. it is published annually).

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