Entrepreneur and philanthropist Turner visits USC as part of USC Annenberg's Center on Communication Leadership's CEO Series and tells students to invest in what will work in the future

C-SPAN founder, president and CEO Brian Lamb said at the annual Loper Lecture in Public Service Broadcasting on Nov. 20 that the journalism industry is better off than people think, although traditional media are competing with individuals who can write, shoot video and blog as quickly as the industry giants

Brian P. Lamb, founder and CEO of C-SPAN, the public affairs cable television network, will discuss C-SPAN and the future of public service media at the annual James L. Loper Lecture in Public Service Broadcasting on Thursday, Nov. 20, 2008

USC Annenberg is well represented at the 2008 National Communication Association Conference from Nov. 21-24 in San Diego, with more than 50 faculty, doctoral students and graduate students making the trip to San Diego to present papers, chair discussions and serve as respondents

In an effort to improve the quality of health communication and health journalism in Los Angeles and across the country, The California Endowment has awarded two major grants to programs directed by USC Annenberg

The Los Angeles Lakers have announced USC Annenberg broadcast journalism students Jeremy Hall and Matthew Landes are the 2009 winners of the Chick Hearn Memorial Scholarship, which will be awarded on center court at halftime of the Lakers-Sacramento Kings game on Nov. 23

Between her studies, Wendy Carrillo (M.A. Specialized Journalism '09) finds time to get out the Latino vote and blog about politics

Shawn Powers co-authored a study about Al-Jazeera English's impact around the world that found the broadcast station is more likely to cover contentious issues in a way that creates an environment conducive to cooperation, negotiation and reconciliation