This week in "Quoted": Nicholas Cull on whether or not the U.S. Information Agency should be revived to counter Russia's deployment of disinformation and propaganda; Judy Muller on why BuzzFeed News publishing the Trump-Russia dossier was not good for journalism; Marty Kaplan on Donald Trump's uneasy relationship with Hollywood and celebrities, and more.
As we prepare to inaugurate Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States on January 20, let’s take a look back at the energy, preparation and passion that our students put into USC Annenberg Media’s election night coverage. Via multiple platforms, student news crews delivered nonstop, live coverage as the night unfolded. There were many moving parts, including Facebook Live broadcasts, radio updates and coverage on USC Annenberg Media’s website, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat. And a full ATVN broadcast, with updates in real time.
Chris Paul, L.A. Clippers' point guard and president of the National Basketball Player's Association, visited USC Annenberg on January 10, 2017 for a wide-ranging conversation with School of Journalism director Willow Bay
This week in "Quoted": Dr. Stacy Smith on why the film "Hidden Figures" is so groundbreaking; Dmitri Williams on why VR still has long ways to go; Marty Kaplan on the horrors of a Donald Trump presidency, and more.
USC Annenberg’s Center for the Digital Future has released the seventh edition of the World Internet Project International Report, the first global partnership of research institutions that compiles data on the behavior and views of Internet users and non-users worldwide.
This week in "Quoted": Karen North on the power of social media in war-torn areas; Gabriel Kahn on fake news and the distrust of mainstream media; Tom Hollihan on politicians using social media and bypassing the media to deliver their messages, and more.
Seven USC Annenberg students and recent alumni were recognized at the 2016 National Arts and Entertainment Journalism Awards for their work on Annenberg Media, Annenberg's student-run media organization, and for Ampersand, a digital magazine featuring works by students from the school's arts journalism program. The 9th annual ceremony was hosted by the L.A. Press Club at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles on December 4, 2016.
This week in "Quoted": Robert Hernandez on JOVRNALISM and their work on "Hell and High Water VR," Amara Aguilar on Dímelo, Judy Muller on fake news, Gabriel Kahn on the future of Breitbart, Diane Winston on bibles in hotel rooms, and more.
