Politics, movies, television, baseball and revolutions. As part of its emphasis on participatory culture, USC’s Annenberg Innovation Lab (AIL) has developed a project that analyzes – in real time – the sentiment of conversation on a range of topics that thrive via social media.
The New York Times featured the Annenberg Innovation Lab and director Jonathan Taplin in a piece concerning online advertising and Internet...
USC Annenberg Audio-Visual Technologies Manager Jim Yoder spoke with the Daily Trojan concerning his after-hours work as a magician.
Yoder, who has been practicing magic since he was 8, works behind the scenes of the Magic Castle in Hollywood, home to the members-only Academy of Magical Arts....
In a “Connect Interview” on burnyourresume.com, recent alumna Ailie Birchfield (B.A. Communication ’12) said she chose USC because she could see herself fitting in with the university’s culture.
In a “Connect Interview” on burnyourresume.com , recent alumna Ailie Birchfield (B.A. Communication ’12) said one of the reasons she chose to attend USC was because she could see herself fitting in with the university’s culture.
“The students seemed so genuinely happy to be there,” said Birchfield, who has...
The Knight Program in Religion and Media, led by journalism professor and Knight Chair holder Diane Winston, has been awarded a three-year, $600,000 grant from the Henry Luce Foundation to promote innovative reporting on religion and international affairs.
The USC Center on Public Diplomacy at the Annenberg School hosted Michael B. Oren , Israel’s ambassador to the United States, for a discussion about U.S.-Israeli relations and Israel’s ongoing conflicts with Iran and the Palestinian people. Before a crowd of 200...