Iowa communication professor John Durham Peters analyzed the history behind the perception of technological determinism as akin to a virus or curse word during a presentation at a Sept. 19 Annenberg Research Seminar. His...

Journalism professor and author of "Emus Loose In Egnar: Big Stories From Small Towns" Judy Muller 's op-ed piece about thriving small town newspapers ran in The Oregonian . "It's more than a little ironic...

The USC Center on Public Diplomacy at the Annenberg School hosted a discussion with Riffat Masood , the Consul General of Pakistan in Los Angeles, about the complicated relationship between Pakistan and the United...

The Columbia Journalism Review featured USC Annenberg's Intersections South LA website in an article that explores journalism sites focusing on positive news. The article said Intersections is not a positive-only news site, but it's "a good illustration of...

Journalism professor Richard Reeves wrote an article for Truthdig dissecting the optimistic view of the "Millenial" generation as presented in Winograd and Haig's new book Millennial Momentum—How a New Generation Is Re...

The rapid expansion of the Internet is being used to facilitate human trafficking, yet it also can be harnessed to monitor and combat this form of modern-day slavery.

This is the finding of a new report from the Center on Communication Leadership & Policy (CCLP) at USC Annenberg. The result of a year-long investigation by CCLP...

" Community is Torn Over Expansion of Oil Refinery " was written as a result of USC Annenberg's California Endowment Health Journalism Fellowships. As British Petroleum (BP) seeks to expand across the Midwest, it seeks to incorporate tar sands oil, a "heavy, gooey oil mixed...