Associate Professor of Communication and Journalism Mike Ananny wrote about the future of the press and press freedom in an era of artificial intelligence.
Professor of Professional Practice of Journalism Robert Hernandez was quoted in a story about the public radio industry.
Adjunct Instructor Steve Caplan wrote about the lack of transparency and accountability for political ads in the United States on social media platforms and other websites in an ever-changing communications landscape.
Research from the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative was mentioned in a story highlighting notable Latino inductees into the film academy amidst Latino under-representation in film.
A USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative report on unequal representation in popular Hollywood films was mentioned in a story about the new generation of male movie stars remaining predominantly white.
Part-Time Lecturer of Communication Julianna Kirschner was quoted an article about misinformation and disinformation on social media as it relates to the suspect provenance of debunked photos depicting false damage from a missile strike against a U.S. aircraft carrier.
Director of the Center for Public Relations Fred Cook was quoted in a story about Will Smith’s attempted comeback following the release of his latest movie, “Bad Boys: Ride or Die.”
A survey led by Professor of Communication Hernán Galperin was cited in an opinion article about broadband access to low-income areas and tribal communities.
Clinical Professor of Communication Karen North was quoted in an article about recent connectivity issues faced by AT&T wireless customers.
Research Professor of Communication and Journalism Martin Kaplan was quoted in an article about Rachel Maddow and Jon Stewart using their platforms to discuss the 2024 presidential election.
Adjunct Instructor Dan Schnur was interviewed about what’s next for Trump’s campaign following Trump's guilty conviction.
Professor of Journalism and Communication Diane Winston wrote about how Ronald Reagan attempted to use Bruce Springsteen’s lyrics from “Born in the U.S.A.” to promote his evangelical vision.