At the Nov. 14 USC Annenberg Research Seminar, Jason Mazzone , Gerald Baylin Professor at the Brooklyn Law School, explained the way in which content producers and providers frequently abuse intellectual property...
Kristen Rice explaining the SWAN project's research.
The Center on Public Diplomacy at USC Annenberg hosted engineering professor Mike Pirbazari and undergraduate students to...
In his latest Truthdig op-ed, USC Annenberg journalism professor Richard Reeves said Wall...
By Jeremy Rosenberg An experimental “immersive journalism” project with a USC Annenberg genesis has been selected to appear at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival. “Hunger in Los Angeles” was written, produced and directed by Nonny de la Peña , an Annenberg Program on...
Journalism professor emeritus Clancy Sigal published an op-ed piece in the London Guardian on Nov. 11 titled " ...
“Hunger in Los Angeles” was written, produced and directed by Nonny de la Peña, an Annenberg Program on Online Communities graduate and former USC Annenberg senior research fellow. The work is scheduled to be part of the New Frontier portion of the Utah event.
A panel of sports team owners, executives and the Los Angeles Times sports editor spoke candidly about the future of team ownership and new media’s impact on the industry at a Nov. 8 USC Annenberg Institute of Sports, Media and Society event
USC Annenberg’s Media, Economics & Entrepreneurship initiative hosted a Wall Street Journal reporter and a former Enron public relations manager as they explored the downfall one of America’s most infamous companies
