Over 80 percent of PR professionals polled believe WH spokespeople “constantly change their views” and “distort the truth”

Members of the White House communications team are traditionally the most prominent public relations professionals in the world. As the most visible figures in American and global media, they are a key voice for advancing presidential policies and priorities that...

Studies from Humana, USC Annenberg’s Professor Stacy L. Smith highlight ongoing prevalence of ageism in film, perceptions of real-life seniors

New research finds that characters aged 60 and over continue to be under and misrepresented in Hollywood’s most critically acclaimed films. Findings were uncovered through an ongoing partnership between health and well-being company...

So much for liberal Hollywood. A research brief released today shows that women and people of color rarely get a seat in the director’s chair.

This article was originally published on Promax in conjunction with Media Literacy Week , which is designed to highlight the power of media literacy education by showcasing the work of amazing media literacy educators and organizations nationwide and by driving...

Studies from Humana and Professor Stacy L. Smith at the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism reveal prevalence of ageism in film and the power of embracing a healthy mindset for healthy aging

New research reveals few characters aged 60 and over are represented in film, and that prominent senior characters face demeaning or ageist references. These negative and...

New report finds that across 800 films, representation of gender, race/ethnicity, LGBT status, disability still lags behind population norms

Though the conversation on inequality in Hollywood is now at peak volume, a new report reveals that little has changed on screen or behind the camera.

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The USC Annenberg Center for Public Relations today released an executive summary of its Global Communications Report , a comprehensive survey of senior public relations executives, which predicts the worldwide PR agency business will grow from its current estimated size of $14...

New industry report card reveals invisibility for identity groups across film, television, and digital content, and the major media companies that need to improve.