Bonjour , my name is Bintou Agne. While I was born in Paris, France, my parents are from Senegal, West Africa. Cooking is something that brings me joy, with memories of home, especially at times when I have felt isolated during the pandemic. This inspired me to invite several members of the Annenberg Cross-Cultural Student Association (ACCSA), as well as students at USC Annenberg, to join me...
Dean Willow Bay talks with Steve Stoute, founder and CEO of UnitedMasters and Translation, and author of The Tanning of America as part of the Annenberg Intelligence series. Stoute shares his take on advertising and cultural responsibility in today's digital world.
This event is part of the Annenberg Intelligence...
The Digital Promotoras program, designed to help students tell the local stories that matter to them, is a collaboration between USC Annenberg and is partly funded by a grant from the USC Good Neighbors Campaign .
In line with the old saying “a picture is worth a thousand words,” the...
Alumna Megan Mathis (BA, communication, ’07) shares her path to founding the nonprofit RiseUp Malawi after visiting the country to scout a music festival. She fell in love with the people and has spent the past seven years applying the skills learned at USC Annenberg, along with her love of music, to provide after-school, music and farming programs to...
This article was originally published on The Conversation and is republished here with permission.
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This article was originally posted on The Conversation and is reposted here with permission.
Americans who seek political insight and information on Twitter should know how much of what they are seeing is the result of automated propaganda campaigns....
Just as in 2016, a new USC study finds that automated accounts and foreign interference are infesting social media conversations about the upcoming election.
Bots and conspiracy theorists have infested the Twitter chatter around the upcoming U.S. presidential election, USC researchers have found.
Looking at more than 240 million election-related tweets, the study found that...
