The Washington Post featured the USC Election Cybersecurity Initiative, headed by Adam Clayton Powell III. The initiative is providing virtual training programs for campaign and election officials across the nation, even amid the ongoing pandemic.
The Los Angeles Times spoke with Suzanne Alcantara, director of career development at USC Annenberg, about how the Class of 2020 should focus on expanding their skill sets and professional networks.
Voice of America featured Nicholas Cull on the history of VOA as a federally funded media outlet, including during the Watergate scandal.
The New York Times highlighted Mark Schoofs being named editor-in-chief of BuzzFeed News.
Medium featured Sheila Murphy's tips on how to maintain emotional health during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Wall Street Journal featured Mark Schoofs being named editor-in-chief of BuzzFeed News. Schoofs will continue to serve on the USC Annenberg faculty. Additional coverage was found in Variety.
BuzzFeed News quoted Sheila Murphy on why black Americans are less likely to volunteer for clinical trials.
Ad Age cited research by the Center for the Digital Future and the Interactive Advertising Bureau on Americans' trust in their state governors as reliable sources of information on the COVID-19 pandemic.
AARP quoted Jeffrey Cole about the findings of the Coronavirus Disruption Project, a joint survey conducted by the Center for the Digital Future and the Interactive Advertising Bureau.
The Washington Post quoted Stacey Leasca on the value of posting old travel photos on social media while sheltering in place.
The Spanish-language edition of the Los Angeles Times cited research from Crosstown that noted the increase in landlord-tenant disputes since L.A.'s COVID-19 restrictions were enacted.
USA Today featured research from Jeffrey Cole of the Center for the Digital Future, in collaboration with the Interactive Advertising Bureau, on who Americans are relying on for information regarding the coronavirus pandemic.