This week in "Quoted": Dean Ernest J. Wilson III on why "soft skills" are important to employers; Mary Murphy on the legacy of Mary Tyler Moore for women in journalism; Henry Jenkins on why "Deadpool" deserves Oscar nominations, and more.

This week in "Quoted": David Craig on Jerry Seinfeld's new comedy deal with Netflix; Karen North on the role of social media in bringing together massive crowds for the Women's March on Washington; Larry Gross on the significance of High Time Magazine's move from New York to Los Angeles, and more.

This week in "Quoted": Nicholas Cull on whether or not the U.S. Information Agency should be revived to counter Russia's deployment of disinformation and propaganda; Judy Muller on why BuzzFeed News publishing the Trump-Russia dossier was not good for journalism; Marty Kaplan on Donald Trump's uneasy relationship with Hollywood and celebrities, and more.

This week in "Quoted": Dr. Stacy Smith on why the film "Hidden Figures" is so groundbreaking; Dmitri Williams on why VR still has long ways to go; Marty Kaplan on the horrors of a Donald Trump presidency, and more.

This week in "Quoted": Karen North on the power of social media in war-torn areas; Gabriel Kahn on fake news and the distrust of mainstream media; Tom Hollihan on politicians using social media and bypassing the media to deliver their messages, and more.

This week in "Quoted": Robert Hernandez on JOVRNALISM and their work on "Hell and High Water VR," Amara Aguilar on Dímelo, Judy Muller on fake news, Gabriel Kahn on the future of Breitbart, Diane Winston on bibles in hotel rooms, and more.

This week in "Quoted": Center for Public Relations director Fred Cook on The Relevance Report and why the PR industry needs more courage, Karen North on the dangers of "cyberflashing" on the subway, Jonathan Kotler on the moral dilemma of the police deliberating using fake news to lure suspects, and more.

This week in "Quoted": Professor Sandy Tolan continues his reports from Standing Rock on the Dakota Access Pipline, U.S.-China Institute director Clayton Dube on what Trump's victory could mean for China, professor Mike Ananny on how to prepare future journalists in the changing political climate, and more.