Yahoo Entertainment spoke with Professor of Communication Larry Gross about the viewing experiences of TV audiences and the history of television audiences throughout the last half-century.
The New York Times spoke with Clinical Professor Karen North about new social media videos on micro apartments and why these videos are popular online.
ABC News spoke with Professor of Journalism Robert Kozinets about his PR 426: Influencer Relations courses and how it teaches students to understand the industry as a key component of today’s economy.
The Guardian quoted Johanna Blakley, managing director at the Norman Lear Center, about the rise of conservative pop culture and the differences in cultural consumption between political identities.
Variety mentioned the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative’s Inclusion List in a story about the Variety Gotham Week lineup.
The Financial Times quoted Research Professor of Communication and Journalism Marty Kaplan about CNN's current state and the new director's challenges.
USA Today quoted Katherine Pieper, program director at the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative about leading ladies changing the perceptions of what it might look like to age authentically.
MSNBC interviewed Associate Professor of Communication Taj Frazier about the ways hip-hop artists are embracing the creative potential of AI and emerging technologies.
Inside the Games featured the new Olympic and Paralympic storytelling course taught by Adjunct Instructors Seth Rubinriot and Fernando Hurtado.
Axios quoted Marty Kaplan, research professor of communication and journalism and Norman Lear chair in entertainment, media and society, about former president Donald Trump’s mugshot and its cultural significance.
The Guardian quoted Adjunct Instructor Dan Schnur about California’s high cost of living and how some firefighters commute long distances to save money.
The Press-Enterprise quoted Associate Professor of Communication and Journalism Mike Ananny about the science and uncertainty surrounding journalism and weather reporting.