Irene Wu, a professor at Georgetown University and a Yahoo! fellow in residence, compared the political potential of blogs and telegraph networks during the March 3 Media, Economics and Entrepreneurship lecture

USC Annenberg announced today the recipients of the 2011 Knight Luce Fellowship for Reporting on Global Religion. From a pool of more than 50 outstanding applications, seven American journalists were chosen to receive stipends from between $5,000 to $25,000 to report on religion around the world

Local broadcasters in Arizona, California, Florida, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin honored for the first time; Hearst Television praised for political coverage; “PBS NewsHour” wins National Award

Led by Ruben Vives and Jeff Gottlieb, the reporters exposed municipal corruption in Bell, Calif., and inspired increased scrutiny of city officials around the country

With guest lectures, hands-on workshops and lunchtime discussions, students and faculty explore the future of mobile-enabled journalism Feb. 28 to March 4

USC Annenberg senior research fellow Nonny de la Peña has been gaining more attention recently for her work developing immersive journalism, including the publishing of an introductory paper in Presence, an MIT journal

20 additional spots are open in Jeff Fellenzer's class to hear Louis Zamperini, the subject of author Laura Hillenbrand's best-selling book "Unbroken," speak about his remarkable life