AIDS Quilt Touch, the digital version of the AIDS Quilt in Washington, D.C. that was previously mentioned on this blog , will be on display throughout the Capitol during the summer. Professor and USC Annenberg Innovation Lab Director...
USC Annenberg today announced journalism awards totaling $57,750 to support investigative and explanatory reporting projects.
Communication professor emeritus A. Michael Noll wrote articles celebrating the 50th anniversary of the communication satellite Telstar. Telstar was the first active relay satellite that received a signal from Earth and resubmitted it back down to connect people on...
*This is the third in a series of dispatches from Cape Town, South Africa, where five USC Annenberg students are working as interns for eight weeks. Journalism professor Erna Smith serves as a faculty advisor for the team, which will work for news publications and a diplomatic organization. This post explores one student’s interpretation of the complex symbolism behind a controversial artwork...
"If the future of America is in hands like these, then we have no reason to be gloomy," Overholser said.
The American public has measurable, significant and unmet information needs at the individual and community level, a team of USC Annenberg researchers concluded at a June 26 meeting with the Federal Communications Commission.
The American public has measurable, significant and unmet information needs at the individual and community level, a team of USC Annenberg researchers concluded at a June 26 meeting with the Federal Communications Commission. The FCC’s Office of Communications Business Opportunities hosted the...
Neon Tommy journalists won four first-place prizes, five second-place prizes and one third-place prize.
