The Network publishes the journal in association with Intellect publishers. It is an academic, peer-reviewed publication for all those interested in research into the production, reception, texts and contexts of radio and audio media.

The journal welcomes individual contributions from established and new scholars, including work and research in progress. Critical approaches are invited from a range of scholarly disciplines across the humanities and social sciences. Original work on practice and production in the radio industries is as welcome as theory formation. Pedagogical issues will be covered in an annual feature on the teaching of radio studies.

First published in 2003, it is published three times per year. Joining the Radio Studies Network includes a full subscription (except for Associate Individual membership).

Abstracts of all articles and further details are available on the publisher's website.