By Krista Daly Student Writer
She got her first board at the age of 12 after seeing the X-Games in Philadelphia, and she’s been hooked ever since. Skateboarding for recent alumna Amelia Brodka is more than just a hobby. It’s her life. (Watch/read ESPN’s...
A thorough Jan. 9 KQED article featured new research from professor Henry Jenkins and the USC Annenberg Innovation Lab about ways to develop...
School of Journalism alumni won a variety of awards in 2012 contests, the citations given for a broad range of work that includes news coverage of race and gender, investigative reporting and digital story-telling.
Rocio Zamora , an associate producer at NBC Dateline in Los Angeles and a 2007 graduate; Lata Pandya ,...
The Los Angeles Times featured a USC Annenberg Innovation Lab report about large companies that advertise on websites devoted to pirating music, TV shows and movies. The Jan. 2 article, which ran on the front page of the Business section...
For one-quarter of computer owners, their current PC may be their last.
For one-quarter of computer owners, their current PC may be their last.
Twenty-five percent of computer owners say they may not replace their PC when their current machine becomes unusable, signaling a possible trend of consumers becoming PC-less because they switch to a tablet or a similar device, according to a national survey conducted by USC Annenberg's...
A new book written by communication professor Sarah Banet-Weiser finds that we live in a culture in which brands as much about culture as they are about economics.
The book, titled Authentic™: The Politics of Ambivalence in a Brand Culture (...
Robert Banks, a former Foreign Service Officer at USIA and the U.S. Department of State who served as the Center on Public Diplomacy's Public Diplomat in Residence from 2009 to 2011, reviewed CPD University Fellow and director of the Master of Public Diplomacy program Nicholas J. Cull's recently published book.