Associate Professor of Communication and Founder of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative Stacy L. Smith was mentioned along with research from the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative in an article about She is the Music's "Women Sharing the Spotlight" event.
Associate Professor of Communication and Founder of the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative Stacy L. Smith and research from the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative were mentioned in an article about their Inclusion in the Music Business report.
The USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative and the Initiative's Founder and Associate Professor of Communication Stacy L. Smith were featured in an article about their "Inclusion in the Music Business" study.
Professor of Professional Practice of Journalism and Director of USC Annenberg’s Media Center Christina Bellantoni was interviewed about the tensions between the Trump administration and the White House press corps.
Research from the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative was mentioned in an article about director Alejandra Hinojosa.
Research Professor of Communication Kate Crawford was interviewed on a podcast episode about interdisciplinary research.
Adjunct Instructor Steve Caplan was interviewed about how an increasing number of politicians are utilizing podcasts to get their message across to voters.
Research from the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative was mentioned in an article about behind-screen representation at the Academy Awards.
Professor of Communication and Global Communication Policy Fellow, Center for Communication Leadership and Policy Nicholas J. Cull was quoted in an article discussing how President Trump’s second term has intensified his “America First” approach, straining international alliances and igniting trade wars with key partners like Canada, Mexico, and China.
Clinical Assistant Professor of Communication Hye Jin Lee was quoted in an article ranking the all-time best K-Dramas.
Research from the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on representation in the music industry was mentioned in an article on the launch of Seattle’s new chapter of the global nonprofit Women in Music, which aims to support and connect women in the industry, as gender disparities in music leadership and production persist.
Professor of Journalism and Communication and Knight Center Chair in Media and Religion Diane Winston was quoted in an article on streaming services investing in faith-based productions.