KTLA featured a press release from Mila - Quebec AI Institute about a hosted conversation with Research Professor Kate Crawford discussing the great potential of AI to accelerate scientific discovery, especially in healthcare and environmental sciences.
USA Today featured a study by Crosstown about Los Angeles crime trends.
Forbes named Director of Hollywood, Health & Society Kate Folbs and Director of Research at the USC Annenberg Media Impact Project Erica Rosenthal as two of the top climate leaders changing the film and TV industry.
NPR quoted Clinical Professor Karen North about former President Donald Trump's return to Facebook and YouTube.
Newsweek spoke with Professor of Professional Practice Christina Bellantoni about the use of hidden cameras in investigative journalism.
CalMatters spoke with Adjunct Instructor Dan Schnur about California legislative staffers’ attempt to unionize.
The Hill spoke with Professor Emeritus of Journalism and Public Diplomacy Phillip Seib and Professor of Journalism and Communication Joe Saltzman about Fox News’ fanbase.
Forbes spoke with Part-Time Lecturer of Communication Julianna Kirschner about the acceptability of profanity and YouTube’s policy update.
BBC News quoted Associate Professor of Communication and Founder of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative Stacy L. Smith about the underrepresentation of women and BIPOC individuals in Hollywood.
Newsweek spoke with Professor of Professional Practice Christina Bellantoni about Ron DeSantis’s boycott of NBC.
Good Morning America interviewed Associate Professor of Communication Stacy L. Smith about the new Annenberg Inclusion Initiatives study on diversity at the Oscars.
WBUR spoke with Professor of Journalism Sandy Tolan about abusive conditions for the sugar farm workers in the Dominican Republic.