The Washington Post quoted Henry Jenkins on why "viral" content should actually be defined as "spreadable."
The Orange County Register featured a story from the Center for Health Journalism on how paperwork complications can keep low-income families from enrolling in Medi-Cal.
The Associated Press cited research from Stacy Smith of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on the number of popular films featuring women in starring roles.
The Atlantic quoted Dan Schnur on Congressman Adam Schiff's newfound status as a Democratic folk hero.
Marketplace quoted Henry Jenkins on the 50th year of San Diego Comic-Con.
NPR interviewed Karen North on Instagram's plan to hide likes on all posts.
Foreign Policy magazine quoted Nicholas Cull on the decline in U.S. soft power during the Trump presidency.
The New York Times quoted Karen North on the current deluge of podcasts and what's next for the medium.
The New York Times quoted Kate Langrall Folb on the recent surge in abortion storylines on television and in movies.
KCBS-AM interviewed Karen North on Twitter deciding that President Trump's racist tweets did not violate their policies.
The Los Angeles Times featured Josh Kun in an article about The Autograph Book of L.A., his latest collaboration with the Los Angeles Public Library.
WNYC Studios' The Takeaway featured an interview with Shaya Tayefe Mohajer on the Chicago Defender ending its print publication and what digital-only means for outlets that serve specific, underserved communities.