By Professor and M{2e} Co-Director Gabriel Kahn
There is a common misperception about the state of journalism today. Many focus on the dire headlines of newsroom cutbacks and declining revenues at big, brand-name publications. No question, that’s bad news. But I think it misses the real story. The news business is now attracting large amounts of venture capital. Silicon Valley has...
This excerpt from "Spreadable Media: Creating Value And Meaning In A Networked Culture" (by Professor Henry Jenkins , Sam Ford , and Joshua Green ) appeared as an article in the winter 2013 edition of the USC Annenberg Agenda magazine.
Content circulates in multiple ways today, from top-down to bottom-up, from grassroots to...
Comic Artist Chandler Wood recently created the first of a series of cartoons based on the innovative teaching at USC Annenberg.
The first cartoon drawing (left) captures USC Annenberg Professor Henry Jenkins and his communications course,...
USC Annenberg Professor Gabriel Kahn wrote an article for Slate about Southern New Hampshire University and its growing online degree offerings....
Professor Daren C. Brabham spoke with NPR's Marketplace on the need for McDonald's to revamp their internal corporate communication structure.
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Alexandra Barker (M.A. Specialized Journalism) wrote a piece for Marketplace on how one disease is changing the way global restaurant chains serve shrimp. "Prices have soared to a 12-year high since a deadly illness called Early Mortality Syndrome (EMS) swept through shrimp farms in Thailand," Barker wrote. The likes of Red Lobster, Sizzler and independent eateries have all cut back on popular...
USC Annenberg recently published the Winter 2013 edition of its biannual USC Annenberg Agenda. With a fresh, contemporary format, "Digital Media Leadership: Ideas From The USC Annenberg School For Communication and Journalism" features original content from faculty and alumni who are shaping the futures of the communication, journalism,...
The Annenberg Institute of Sports, Media & Society has launched an oral history research project, “The African-American Experience of Major League Baseball.”