An April 13 TruthDig article praised "the highly energized office of the Web-based news operation Neon Tommy, sponsored by USC’s Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism."

James R. Beniger, an award-winning communication and sociology professor at the USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism and Princeton University who authored a highly acclaimed study of the economic and technological origins of the information society titled The Control Revolution, passed away after an extended battle with Alzheimer’s disease. He was 63.

USC Annenberg's award-winning Impact television news magazine added another prestigious award to its résumé Saturday when five members of last year's production team won first place in the news magazine division at the national College Television Awards. The awards ceremony, hosted by The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation, honors the best work in video, digital production and film production by undergraduate and graduate students from around the country

2010 award winner T. Christian Miller (pictured), of the non-profit news outlet ProPublica, spoke about his reporting on war contractors in Iraq

USC Annenberg's Neon Tommy news source was named “Most Innovative Student Organization” at the 2010 Tommys Student Involvement and Student Organization Awards Ceremony

In the second event in the "Art of the Long View" series, media visionary Ivan Seidenberg discussed net neturality, next-generation Internet capabilities, and more

USC Annenberg Center for the Digital Future Survey: Younger women value online communities more, amid signs of networking fatigue among younger men

Journalism professor Andrew Lih writes that today marked a signifcant setback for the network neutrality movement. The dream of keeping Internet traffic unshaped, unprioritized and unfettered was dealt a blow by a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals