Norman Corwin, the radio pioneer, award-winning journalist and USC Annenberg writer in residence, passed away at his home October 18. He was 101 years old.

Norman Lewis Corwin, one of USC Annenberg’s most beloved professors – and one of the country’s greatest radio dramatists – died Tuesday. He was 101.

He was a Bostonian who, at 17, started on a course that led him ultimately into almost all forms of media. After 10 years as a newspaperman, he moved into radio and served as writer-director-producer for CBS in the heyday of that network's...

Ramin Asgard, director of Voice of America ’s Persian News Network, spoke at a Journalism Director's Forum co-hosted with the Center on Public Diplomacy on the issues he faces broadcasting in a country that tightly...

Fourth-year doctoral student Martin Hilbert , who previously worked at the United Nations Regional Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, will give the keynote speech at an event organized by the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México in Mexico City....

The Oct. 17 Annenberg Research Seminar welcomed University of Illinois professor Christian Sandvig for a discussion titled "Video Killed the Internet Star." Sandvig's topic looked at the growth of YouTube since its inception in 2005....

Graduate journalism student Arika Sato published an Oct. 12 article titled " With No City-Provided Wi-Fi, Time Warner Coverage Begins ." "In 2007, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa proposed a plan to provide free wireless Internet access...

USC’s Annenberg School of Journalism announced the recipients of this year’s Getty Arts Journalism Fellowships. The winners will publish work on Annenberg's upcoming pop-up newsroom Engine29 between Nov. 4 - 13 in conjunction with the Getty exhibit: Pacific Standard Time: Art...

Professor emeritus Clancy Sigal published an op-ed for Counterpunch on Oct. 14 titled: " What's a Tarantula Without Its Sting...