After speaking to employers in communications, media, entertainment and other fields, Dean Wilson and other USC Annenberg leaders learned that most employers are looking for people who can recognize and foresee trends within their field.
USC Annenberg Professor Michael Parks, the Pulitzer Prize-winning former Los Angeles Times editor who led the School of Journalism from 2001 to 2008, will return to the helm in mid-June as interim director.
USC Annenberg’s Normal Lear Center was featured in a Los Angeles Times article about their new program that will act as “global hub” for measuring the impact of media.
“The metrics that have been used for this have been...
A study done by USC Annenberg’s Center for the Digital Future on online privacy was featured in article from USA Today.
According to the study, “Millennials” are less concerned with privacy and are the most willing to share...
The Los Angeles Times featured a new project that USC Annenberg and the artists and community leaders of Leimert Park have started to revive the cultural history of the area.
The Leimert Phone Co., which resulted from a research lab led by USC Annenberg...
An ambitious new project aimed at measuring the social impact of media is being launched by the Norman Lear Center at USC Annenberg.
A traditional topping ceremony was held on April 24 to commemorate a milestone in the construction of USC Annenberg's Wallis Annenberg Hall. The ceremony occurred in recognition of the “topping out” of the building's structure, and was attended by Annenberg Dean Ernest J Wilson III and Director...
Business Insider named alumna Callie Schweitzer (B.A. Journalism '11) to its "30 Most Important Women Under 30 In Tech" list, adding that, "She is literally the future of media."
Schweitzer was honored with a spot on Forbes’ annual...