Associated Press cited Stacy Smith and the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative in an article about Warner Bros. and HBO adopting the inclusion rider to increase diversity and inclusion in Hollywood. Many other outlets picked up the AP story.
The Los Angeles Times quoted Gabriel Kahn on Silicon Valley's inability to please both ends of the political spectrum.
KPCC-FM cited a study by the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on the underrepresentation of women and minorities among film critics.
The Hanford Sentinel mentioned research done with Tom Hollihan on the design, planning and implementation of large-scale communications initiatives.
The New York Times featured research by Safiya U. Noble on bias by search engines. Noble suggests a constructive conversation “about one monopolistic platform controlling the information landscape.”
The Los Angeles Times mentioned research by the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on the lack of diversity in film criticism.
Dmitri Williams was interviewed on Marketplace about how streaming services should when acts of violence are broadcast live.
CCN mentioned that USC Annenberg is taking part in an agreement to license Associated Press content for use by newsrooms that use Civil, a journalism marketplace.
The Navy News Service quoted Tom Hollihan about his work with the Navy to help it communicate with the public about the upcoming expansion of its flight school.
Wired quoted Safiya U. Noble on Donald Trump's tweets claiming that Google had “rigged” search results against conservatives.
The New York Times mentioned research by the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative finding that film critics are largely white and male. See also: Gizmodo, The Hollywood Reporter.
The New York Times quoted Robert Kozinets in a story about the tobacco industry's global use of social media.