Media Highlights
USA Today spoke with Adjunct Instructor Dan Schnur about Ron DeSantis’s potential presidential run announcement.
The Hill quoted Clinical Professor Karen North about the difficulty verifying the truth of AI images.
Variety featured Associate Professor of Communication and Founder of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative Stacy Smith on a panel at the Cannes Film Festival, presented by Adobe, where young directors from Iran, China, and the U.S. talked about what moved them to make movies and how the global filmmaking ecosystem is evolving.
KCBS-AM spoke with Clinical Professor Karen North about the possible changes to the social media site.
The LA Times featured an OpEd from Professor Christina Dunbar-Hester about California's air policies.
Fast Company featured research from USC Annenberg about how despite media headlines, consumers, employees and investors value corporate leadership on environmental and social challenges.
The New York Times quoted Associate Professor of Sociology and Journalism Ben Carrington about the labeling of Black quarterbacks.
NBC Los Angeles spoke with Clinical Professor Karen North about the Facebook cash settlement.
PBS quoted Research Professor of Communication and Journalism and Director of The Norman Lear Center Marty Kaplan about the investigative series, FRONTLINE, winning five 2023 Walter Cronkite Awards for excellence in TV political journalism.
MSNBC spoke with Research Professor Kate Crawford about the social and political implications of the rise of artificial intelligence.
Fox News spoke with Research Professor Kate Crawford about possible ways AI chatbots can spread misinformation.
NBC News spoke with Professor of Professional Practice of Journalism Gabriel Kahn about the effect of the Dominion Voting Systems’ lawsuit on Fox’s stock.