USC Annenberg students mingled with prominent alumni from businesses like AT&T, CBS, ESPN, Hulu, and Sony Pictures Television during Annenberg NETworks, a program run by Annenberg Career Development.
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This week: Gabriel Kahn on the decline of ad revenue in print media, Dmitri Williams on the Super Bowl of video games, Sandy Tolan reporting from Standing Rock on the Dakota...
On October 21, USC Annenberg and the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television co-organized a day-long public conversation about diversity and inclusion in television, film, comics, games, and other popular media.
For Annenberg doctoral student Joan Miller , (Ph.D Communication ‘20), “Transforming...
Two European scholars are calling USC Annenberg home this fall as Visiting International Research Fellows in the Media, Economics & Entrepreneurship (M{2e}) program .
Laura Basu and Nadine Strauß will be taking...
Communication professor and M{2e} co-director Christopher Holmes Smith and the Women’s Leadership Society @ USC Annenberg M{2e} held a conversation with Eva Ho, Entrepreneur-in-Residence at City of Los Angeles, General Partner at Susa Ventures, and Adlai Wertman, David C. Bohnett Chair in Social Entrepreneurship and Founding Director of the Brittingham Social Enterprise Lab, USC Marshall...
Plus: USC Annenberg's "Diversifying Entertainment" conference, phone company enters the entertainment business, reporting on the Dakota Access pipeline and more in this week's “Quoted,” which gathers a selection of the week’s news stories featuring and written by USC Annenberg’s leadership, faculty, staff and others.
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Co-presented by USC Dornsife and the USC Office of Religious Life , " What Matters to Me and Why " is a program that encourages reflection about values, beliefs, and motivations. It aims to help students and others better understand the...
A few years ago, USC Annenberg lecturer Miki Turner began to notice a pattern in her journalism history class, JOUR 505: The Practice: The Evolution of Journalism as a Profession. Asked if they could explain why 1968 was such a pivotal year in American history, her students were stumped. In another class, she recalled, some...
