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April 3, 2008

USC Annenberg begins project to study impact of online access

Communication professor François Bar chaired a two-day conference April 2-3 at USC Annenberg to discuss the future of a five-year project that will gauge the public's online access in various countries

Communication and Marketing Staff

March 26, 2008

USC Annenberg and Harvard convene media, executives and researchers for conference

A joint conference with Harvard Law School's Berkman Center for Internet & Society March 27-28 assesses "the state of the field of participatory media within the overall news and information environment"

Communication and Marketing Staff

March 26, 2008

Undergrad Wong wins Scripps Howard reporting prize trip to Japan and South Korea

The Scripps Howard Foundation announces Julia Wong (B.A. communication '09) as one of nine nationwide winners of a 13-day journalism study trip to Japan and South Korea as part of the annual Roy W. Howard National Collegiate Reporting Competition

Communication and Marketing Staff

March 18, 2008

Undergrad Sharp interviews Bill Clinton for mtvU

Joshua Sharp (pictured, B.A. communication, '09) is one of four college journalists selected for the debut of mtvU's "College Editorial Board" series

Communication and Marketing Staff

March 14, 2008

Page forges illustrious career despite battling Asperger's Syndrome

Pulitzer Prize-winning visiting journalism professor Tim Page has made "lemonade out of lemons," according to a March 13 Columbia Missourian article that describes his successful journalism career despite a lifelong battle with Asperger’s Syndrome

Communication and Marketing Staff

March 13, 2008

Winston: "Vatican's update of seven deadly sins is an incisive indictment of capitalism"

Knight Chair holder Diane Winston explores the meaning behind the newly released seven additional deadly sins on the Knight Web site

Communication and Marketing Staff

March 12, 2008

Cowan and Aarons' award-winning "Top Secret" play opens in Los Angeles

A play written by university professor Geoff Cowan and late journalism professor Leroy Aarons about the Pentagon Papers makes its final national stop March 12-16 at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles

Communication and Marketing Staff

March 11, 2008

Institute for Justice and Journalism selects 12 fellows

Twelve U.S. journalists from ethnic media organizations have been selected to take part in a fellowship program on immigration coverage organized by USC Annenberg’s Institute for Justice and Journalism, announced IJJ director Steve Montiel (pictured)

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USC Annenberg begins project to study impact of online access

USC Annenberg and Harvard convene media, executives and researchers for conference

Undergrad Wong wins Scripps Howard reporting prize trip to Japan and South Korea

Undergrad Sharp interviews Bill Clinton for mtvU

Page forges illustrious career despite battling Asperger's Syndrome

Winston: "Vatican's update of seven deadly sins is an incisive indictment of capitalism"

Cowan and Aarons' award-winning "Top Secret" play opens in Los Angeles

Institute for Justice and Journalism selects 12 fellows

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