Sitting in the USC Annenberg Digital Lounge during spring break, Noorhan Maamoon (B.A. Print and Digital Journalism ‘17) asked her mentor Sonia Narang questions about the script for her upcoming radio story. Nearby, other student and mentor pairs worked on laptops, with their headphones on. Cans of Playdoh, yoyo’s and balloons sat at a window sill in the room,to reduce stress.
...
The Center for the Digital Future at USC Annenberg and ThePostGame today released initial findings from the comprehensive behavioral study of American sports fans, including the impact of the post-Millennial Generation Z. The first results from this inaugural annual study were presented at the...
USC Annenberg’s Media, Economics & Entrepreneurship (M{2e}) program welcomes a notable figure each year as its Innovator-in-Residence. Past innovators have come from companies like Facebook, Viacom and Microsoft. This year, however, the innovator was not a person, but a media company.
In February, USC Annenberg welcomed YouTube executives...
New industry report card reveals invisibility for identity groups across film, television, and digital content, and the major media companies that need to improve.
The USC Annenberg Center for Public Relations (CPR) has announced a new Board of Advisors, led by new Center Director and Golin CEO Fred Cook.
USC program opens the door to LA’s startup scene for Trojans with good ideas and no business savvy.
This article was originally published by the Center for Health Journalism Fellowships' blog .
By Ryan White
Health journalists rely on accurate, updated data to infuse their stories with the rigor that...
Move over, television — the Internet has become a driving force behind politics and political campaigns.
The Center for the Digital Future has found that large and growing percentages of Americans now view the Internet as vital in key aspects of politics — for conducting campaigns, for generating political power, and for making elected officials more accountable.
The Center’s...
