Media Highlights
CNN interviewed Marc Ambinder about the future of QAnon and its believers now that Donald Trump has left office without following through on their conspiracy theories.
The Los Angeles Times interviewed Roberto Suro about President Joe Biden's immigration proposal. “If enacted — and that is a big if — reality will be much different," he said.
The Los Angeles Times highlighted a campaign by the Norman Lear Center's Hollywood, Health and Society program aimed at weaving good COVID-19 practices and policies into entertainment.
KCRW-FM spoke with Joel Day of the USC Center on Public Diplomacy on how San Diego can address its problem with violent extremism.
KCRW-FM's Press Play interviewed Michael Overing on tech companies suspending the accounts of political agitators who are spreading misinformation.
CNBC quoted Hye Jin Lee about the future of virtual avatars in the entertainment industry.
NBC News cited research from the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on Latinx underrepresentation in Hollywood films.
CBS News Los Angeles affiliate KCBS-TV featured Daniel Durbin on Major League Baseball's decision to reclassify the Negro Leagues as a major league. "This is a starting point for opening up the discussion on just how important these players were," he said.
The Boston Globe quoted Dan Schnur on the Electoral College certifying President-elect Joe Biden's victory.
Forbes cited research from the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on the low percentage of recent popular songs written by women.
Wired featured an Op-Ed co-written by Dmitri Williams on harassment in video game culture. "This behavior has significant, long-term negative effects on players, especially those who do not fall into the stereotypical gamer demographic of young white males," they wrote.
The Los Angeles Times featured Dan Schnur on state politics in California. "The joke in California politics is that this is a two-party state — it's just that they're both Democratic parties," he said.