Dr. Martine Bouman (pictured), director of the Center Media & Health in the Netherlands, is the 2010 recipient of the annual Everett M. Rogers Award for Achievement in Entertainment Education. On Sept. 22, she will describe her pioneering work at a noon lunch colloquium at the USC Annenberg School.
The iPad tablet computer has changed the way many people consume news, but a journalism class starting this fall taught by professor Bill Celis will explore how the iPad might also change the way news is created
While revenues decline for traditional media organizations despite high demand for news and information, technology and innovation may be saving local news, according to Reinventing Local News: 2010, a report released by the USC Center on Communication Leadership & Policy at the Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism
Steve Gatena and Andy McNeil put the finishing touches on REP Interactive, an online video production and marketing company that specializes in high-end real estate, after working closely with USC Annenberg Communication Management Master’s degree professors such as Ben Lee
Videos and slides reflect on the South African experience
Annual report also reveals Internet reliance reaching new peak
More than a dozen USC Annenberg faculty and doctoral students will play an important role in the annual Association for Education in Journalism & Mass Communication Convention from Aug. 4-7.
Gabriel Kahn is one of nine communication and journalism professionals who are joining the USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism