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Thanks! RT @USIP: ascj students visited USIP recently for a conversation about publicdiplomacy: http://t.co/Po7Mg6LQ cc: @LisaLibratore

@LaraLevinPR Thank you for coming back to talk to the ascj students! And ... Old? Ha!

RT @LaraLevinPR Had a lovely time talking to ascj senior PR students last night. And now I feel old. And tired for being out past 8:30 p.m.

RT @herword Hey @USCAnnenberg students, good stuff here. 7 secrets of a master digital storyteller | Articles http://t.co/NQnLqKIv ascj

RT @ideasfromibm What do all these tweets mean? IBM and @USCAnnenberg have an idea. http://t.co/BPzut0Wp ascj

2012 Academy Awards give a nod to the past, but how will history be written? Professor @aptrope's book answers: http://t.co/Jpvjf9sb ascj

USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism: In a new book, “Stardust Monuments: The Saving and Selling of Hollywood” (Dartmouth College Press), communication professor Alison Trope examines the role of Hollywood as an icon, its influence on global culture, and asks: How will the history of Hollywood be told? And who will tell it?

USC Annenberg | 2012 Academy Awards give a nod to the past, but how will Hollywood’s history be writ

USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism: "Once again, females are grossly underrepresented and undervalued on screen and behind the camera,” said communication professor Stacy L. Smith, who led the research team. “These findings, obtained from films determined by voting members of the Academy, reveal yet another aspect of gender inequality in film."

USC Annenberg | Academy Award-nominated movies lack females, racial diversity

/excelamktg | social media marketing: Excited about all the new faces we met at our recent talk at USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism! Are you interested in interning with us? Visit us at: http://excelamktg.com/internships.

Stefan Pollack: How is social media impacting PR in Italy & the Czech Republic? Video from #Worldcom partners bit.ly/ACKR6A

Joshua Chavers: The Buddy Roemer for President campaign is looking for college interns. We are seeking individuals who will work on college campuses throughout the nation under the supervision of the Director of Volunteers and the campaign's Collegiate Director. The ideal candidates will have strong skills in communications, public relations, marketing, and promotion. Strong social media skills are also a must. We are looking for mature, outgoing individuals who can work closely with state and regional coordinators as well as organize events and meetings on campus, distribute literature, and develop creative content for use in the campaign’s online and grassroots efforts. An awareness of and passion for political news, current events, and presidential politics is required. The internship requires an eight-month commitment, which includes 10-15 hours per week working for the campaign. Please send a resume and brief cover letter on why you'd like to work for Governor Roemer to [Joshua.Chavers@BuddyRoemer.com] http://buddyroemer.com/

USC Politics and Society: "In truth, our democracy was sold to the highest bidder long ago, but in the 2012 election the explosion of super PACs has shifted the public’s focus to the staggering inequality in our political system." — Richard Reeves, USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism

The .0000063% Election

Mumia Aukah Steve: want to know more USC

University of Southern California: A group of USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism students put together a site about the artwork, culture and history of the local neighborhood.

USC Annenberg students explore Jefferson Boulevard

Stefan Pollack:

Retool your office culture for Millennials

Jewish World Watch: Read this interview with our president and co-founder Janice Kamenir-Reznik by Neon Tommy, the news outlet of the USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism.

Encino Woman Gives Voice To Women In Congo | Neon Tommy

Stefan Pollack:

The enduring PR value of books

Eric Hunt: Hey USC Journalists, how about doing some investigative journalism on your own USC run hate organization ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80GgRWuXcO8

Sacramento Press: The Sacramento Press is hiring an editor-in-chief. Please share with your journalism students & alumni: http://bit.ly/AnU3NQ

USC Politics and Society: "Predicting what will happen in November has to be one of the biggest wastes of time since the last Adam Sandler movie you saw." — Martin Kaplan, USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism

Political March Madness

USC Politics and Society: USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism blog tackles religious groups' opposition to the Obama administration on birth control. "There's a disconnect between what we're being told 'everyone' in these faith groups thinks and the lived reality of faith on the ground," writes Emily Frost.

Hidden in Plain Sight: Evangelicals, Catholics and Healthcare Reform

USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center: Everyone is invited to a really cool event tonight at 4:00 pm at the USC Davidson Center (Jefferson & Figueroa) featuring visual arts expert Lev Manovich talking about BIG DATA & COLLABORATION. RSVP Now!

Big Data & Collaboration

Prssa USC: Attend PRSSA's panel "What it Takes to Work in PR: An AGENCY Perspective" and meet accomplished agency employees from behemoths Edelman, Weber Shandwick, Rogers Finn Partners and Pollack PR Marketing Group.

What it Takes to Work in PR: An AGENCY Perspective

Where Old Media and New Media Meet: Has the internet changed the way we think? You bet. Read this report by the Center for the Digital Future at the USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism to see just how much of an impact new media have had: http://annenberg.usc.edu/News%20and%20Events/News/~/media/PDFs/CDF_DigitalReport.ashx

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Falleiros Moreira Maria: O MBA Executivo em Marketing da UNIUBE é um curso de pós-graduação lato sensu, voltado para o profissional contemporâneo, que quer crescer e busca mais do que uma certificação, uma formação acadêmica, deseja passar por um processo de transformação que potencialize suas competências e habilidades. Almeja também desenvolvimento e aspira novas oportunidades, seja na carreira ou para trocar experiências e conhecimento. A metodologia é diferenciada, o participante se torna protagonista de sua própria aprendizagem. O envolvimento efetivo dos alunos permite que eles reflitam, discutam, inovem e se transformem. De forma interativa e ativa, o participante assume um papel importante na sua própria formação. O professor, com ampla experiência no mundo dos negócios, é o facilitador das discussões, favorecendo o compartilhamento de idéias e a integração do conhecimento COORDENAÇÃO MARIA RITA FALLEIROS 16 362000755

USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism: "It's not your father's public broadcasting anymore," Judy Woodruff told a University of Southern California audience today. Read to the end to find out the most exciting story she's covered in her three-decade career.

USC Annenberg | Judy Woodruff: Journalism has transformed, and public broadcasting has changed for t

Visions and Voices: Tonight! USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism and Visions and Voices present Architecture as Communication, with Internationally renowned architect Thom Mayne and distinguished museum director Michael Govan. Join us for a captivating conversation on the design process and interplay between architecture and public policy. 6:30pm, in Annenberg Auditorium. Reception to follow.

Lauren Pacheco: Enjoyed a great presentation by Johanna Blakley in Comm 300 today at USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism. It was about the Primetime War On Drugs on Terrorism. Absolutely wonderful presentation. And lucky for me I met Martin Kaplan right after. http://www.learcenter.org/html/projects/?cm=mcd

The Norman Lear Center: Projects

Stefan Pollack: A short video from our Worldcom PR Group Partners: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5caK7_1DUg

Brenda Rivas: http://www.nhmc.org/content/nhmc-communications-intern-needed-received-january-26-2012 Communications Intern Needed @ NHMC www.nhmc.org Location: Pasadena, CA Exemption Status: Non-Exempt PT/FT Status: Part-Time, Mondays and Fridays Pay Grade: $10 per hour Job Summary: NHMC is looking for a qualified communications intern who is eager to learn about press/marketing/PR/social media, and has previous communications experience. The responsibilities include, but are not limited to: assisting the Director of Communications, uploading press related materials to NHMC website, compiling media lists, and other duties as assigned or requested. Candidate should be self-starting and able to initiate and follow through on projects. Candidates should also have top-notch written and oral communication skills and be social media savvy. Position reports directly to Director of Communications but will also interface with NHMC staff. Sample of Duties: * Assisting with media relations including performing news media research, updating media lists, and keeping record of media placements. * Updating organization’s website. * Handling social media outreaches and updates as needed. * Assisting on producing newsletters, and maintaining subscribers database. * The Communications Intern also performs a wide range of job duties as assigned and requested. Education & Skills: * Currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Relations, Journalism, Social Communications, Marketing, Media, or other related area required. * Fluent in Spanish a strong plus. * New media savvy desired. * Good verbal and written communication skills. * Intermediate user of MS Office. * Must be a team player, have strong work ethics, and a “can do” attitude. * Initiative and dependability are a must. * Have strong interpersonal skills, professional appearance and demeanor. Applicants should have reliable transportation. Please submit resumes and cover letters to brivas@nhmc.org.

USC Annenberg International Programs: Annenberg International Programs is now offering the International Communication Studies program in China for Summer 2012. The program is open to both undergraduate and graduate students. For more details, please click on the link. Application deadline: March 21, 2012.

USC Annenberg | International Communication Studies CHINA- Summer Only