Professor Robert Hernandez with his VR Journalism students. Photo Courtesy of Melody Jiang When USC Annenberg student Meghan Coyle first heard that professor Robert Hernandez would be teaching a class on virtual reality this semester, she thought to herself: “This is why I...
This article was originally published by the Center for Health Journalism Fellowships' blog .
By Ryan White
Health journalists rely on accurate, updated data to infuse their stories with the rigor that...
Move over, television — the Internet has become a driving force behind politics and political campaigns.
The Center for the Digital Future has found that large and growing percentages of Americans now view the Internet as vital in key aspects of politics — for conducting campaigns, for generating political power, and for making elected officials more accountable.
The Center’s...
The summit delved into topics ranging from the ethnic diversity within the entertainment industry to making content that speaks to and reflects the changing demographics in this country.
Over the summer, USC Annenberg professor Dan Birman and alumnae Jenna Pittaway and Ashley Velez went on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Israel.
The Atlantic and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism explored the merging of Hollywood and Silicon Valley.
The Center for Health Journalism at USC Annenberg will bring 11 California journalists to Los Angeles for its inaugural California Data Fellowship, aimed at informing and elevating journalists’ health reporting by harnessing the power of data.
