The International Journal of Communication (IJoC), the groundbreaking online, multimedia, academic journal launched at USC Annenberg in 2007 by preeminent scholars Manuel Castells and Larry Gross , is beginning an...
As the Grammy® Awards approach and the music industry prepares to celebrate its achievements, a new study reveals that it may be time to recognize some positive changes for women in the industry.
The report, from Associate Professor of Communication...
As the entertainment industry prepares to celebrate this year’s Emmy Award winners, Associate Professor of Communication Stacy L. Smith , the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative , and the Adobe Foundation are recognizing a...
Was 2023 the Year of the Woman? With the success of Barbie, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, and Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé, it might be tempting to think so. But a new report indicates that 2023 was business as usual when it came to top-grossing films with women directors.
The report, Inclusion in the Director’s Chair, comes from Associate Professor of...
Statewide broadband adoption remains high with 91% of households in California enjoying high-speed internet access at home, according to new survey results released today by USC, the California Emerging Technology Fund and the California Department of...
Every Tuesday and Thursday for five months, Robeson Taj Frazier and Ben Caldwell met for a conversation.
Caldwell, an artist, filmmaker, and community organizer, founded the KAOS Network , a...
The COVID-19 pandemic has been described as the biggest shakeup in the workplace since the Industrial Revolution. By utilizing technologies like video conferencing and messaging services, workers could do their job from anywhere in the world, disrupting our understanding of how management, careers and lifestyles would look.
But in a post-...
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