Zeszyty Prasoznawcze (Media Research Issues) is one of the oldest Polish academic journals devoted to social, cultural, linguistic, psychological, political, legal, economic, technological, organizational and professional aspects of mass communication.

It is a peer-reviewed journal that is published quarterly by the Jagiellonian University Publishing House and Press Research Centre at the Institute of Journalism, Media and Social Communication in Cracow. This Media Research Journal is one of the oldest academic journals in Central Europe.

Articles, research papers, surveys, reviews, documents and reports are published quarterly in Polish, English, French and German. The articles and papers are devoted to various aspects of journalism, media environment, advertising, public relations, propaganda, public opinion, journalistic rhetoric, the history of media, media systems, readership research and many other areas of social communication.

For over 62 years the journal, which was established in 1958, has published about 250 issues, and almost 2,000 articles and dissertations, book reviews and conference reports on a regular basis. 

The journal’s archives (1957-2011) can be found at http://mbc.malopolska.pl/publication/70624). Issues published in the last decade are accessible in Frankfurt in the Central and Eastern European Online Library in Frankfurt (www.ceeol.com).