New Journal: Philosophy & Digitality
Philosophy & Digitality is a new open-access journal “devoted to the philosophical significance of digitalization and its impact on the humanities, cultural studies, and media studies.”

Philosophy & Digitality (P&D) is edited by Gabriele Gramelsberger (Aachen) (Editor in Chief), Sybille Krämer (Lüneburg), and Jörg Noller (Munich). You can view the full editorial team and advisory board here.
The journal, according its website, “welcomes original papers on the aesthetic, ethical, political, ontological, and epistemic dimensions of digitalization.” Submissions undergo double-anonymous review, and there are no publication fees. The journal is supported by the German Research Foundation (DFG).
The first issue has just been published.
Great!
The word “digitality” is an abomination.