Media Highlights
Professor Dan Birman was quoted in Rolling Stone about the importance of transparency for filmmakers.
Award-winning Broadcast Journalist and Adjunct Instructor May Lee shared with KNBC-TV how her groundbreaking course “Evolution of Asian Americans and the Media” has brought awareness and positively impacted the community.
LAist quoted Hernan Galperin, associate professor of communications at USC and director of the Annenberg Research Network on International Communication regarding the lack of broadband connectivity in lower-income neighborhoods.
WHO-13 Des Moines covered the University of Southern California Election Cybersecurity Initiative regional workshop for Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska.
Professor of the Practice of International Relations and Public Diplomacy Pamela Starr shared an OpEd with the Financial Times.
The Hollywood Reporter quoted Stacy L. Smith, founder of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative regarding their new partnership with Snap, where one female winner will receive mentoring and on-set shadowing opportunities from the tech company.
The Latin American Advisor quoted Professor of the Practice of International Relations and Public Diplomacy Pamela Starr regarding the agenda and focus of the July 12, 2022 meeting between presidents Biden and López.
Daniel T. Durbin, professor of communication and director of the Institute of Sports, Media and Society, shared with KNX News 97.1 FM why USC and UCLA made the move to the Big Ten Conference.
Modern Retail quoted Julianna Kirschner on the benefits and risks that brands face when choosing to invest in emerging sports like pickleball.
The Atlanta Business Journal quoted Karen North on the responsibility social media sites must make regarding platform content decisions.
Insider quoted Fred Cook, director of the USC Center for Public Relations, about Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s PR teams during the defamation trial and the impact public opinion and internet support had.
Professor Stefan Pollack shares how leaders can more effectively communicate with a Gen-Z audience.