A slate of USC Annenberg students, competing with their peers as well as professional journalists across Southern California, were recognized by the Los Angeles Press Club at its 59th annual awards ceremony on Sunday, June 25.
Over 80 percent of PR professionals polled believe WH spokespeople “constantly change their views” and “distort the truth”
Members of the White House communications team are traditionally the most prominent public relations professionals in the world. As the most visible figures in American and global media, they are a key voice for advancing presidential policies and priorities that...
In the latest episode (#29) of “No Limits with Rebecca Jarvis,” School of Journalism Director Willow Bay shares her journey to becoming the first woman dean of USC Annenberg beginning in July. The podcast series features the world's most influential women — talking about their earliest mistakes to their riskiest decisions to the worst advice they ever received to the moments that finally changed everything.
Hufschmid Chair pioneered the method of research, a subset of digital anthropology
Inside the Juvenile Justice Center in Nashville, Tennessee is a steel door fitted with a high-security system. Push a button and the door unlocks, revealing another steel door with a slot for IDs. When that door buzzes, I walk through with video gear. I’m searched, as is the gear. An hour later, I hear the sound of shackles from down the hall, and a 16-year-old girl in an orange jumpsuit appears.
John New’s journey to USC began with a Skype conversation and a challenge.
News coverage of the Manchester terrorist attack was sadly familiar: cellphone videos of screaming victims; details of first responders’ hectic efforts; “Was it terrorism?” guesswork; speculation about the perpetrator. In this case, the horror was amplified by so many of the killed and wounded being young people.
Journalist Brian Rosenthal, who wrote the 2017 Selden Ring-winning series “Denied” for the Houston Chronicle, related his experience – along with some real-world advice – to USC Annenberg students at a ceremony in his honor.