Fast Company, via The Conversation, published an article by Robert Kozinets on how tobacco companies are using social media to circumvent laws against advertising to young people.
The Huffington Post cited research from the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on the under- and misrepresentation of disabled people on-screen.
The San Francisco Chronicle published an analysis (originally in The Conversation) by Robert Kozinets on how social media is allowing big tobacco to reach a new generation of users.
The Wrap quoted Gabriel Kahn on the outlook for Apple's new subscription service for magazines and leading newspapers.
Fox News mentioned that the Norman Lear Center awarded the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Television Political Journalism to CNN. Also mentioned here.
LAist featured research by Gabriel Kahn and Mingxuan Yue of Crosstown on the most dangerous times to drive in the rain in Los Angeles.
The Washington Post quoted Mike Ananny on how tech and social media companies can better regulate hate-filled content.
The Los Angeles Times published an op-ed by Sandy Banks about California Gov. Gavin Newsom's recent moratorium on capital punishment in the state.
The Associated Press mentioned research from the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on the lack of gender and racial parity among film critics.
On its Political Theater podcast, Roll Call interviews Christina Bellantoni on how the era of fake news is bringing out the real value of journalism and motivating the next generation to seek the truth.
PC Magazine quoted Jeffrey Cole of the Center for the Digital Future about Apple's foray into the entertainment industry.
The Los Angeles Times quoted Geoffrey Cowan about the political party presidential nominating process.