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JOURNALISM DIRECTOR’S FORUM: JACK HAMILTON
February 9, 2010
Geoffrey Cowan Forum (ASC 207)...
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NEW MEDIA LITERACIES SKILLS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY MONTHLY WEBINAR 1: APPROPRIATION AND JUDGMENT
February 11, 2010
TBA...
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ENVISIONING THE NEWS ECOLOGY OF THE FUTURE WITH MICHAEL SCHUDSON
February 11, 2010
Annenberg Auditorium...
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ABSA PRESENTS THE 6TH ANNUAL BLACKS MAKING HISTORY AWARD CEREMONY
February 16, 2010
Annenberg Room 207...
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MICHAEL SCHUDSON TO EXPLORE "ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND THE FUTURE OF NEWS" ON FEB. 11
February 9, 2010
As part of USC Annenberg's Economic Literacy and Entrepreneurship initiative and series of talks, Columbia University professor Michael Schudson (pictured) will sketch his vision for what the future news environment could look like at a Feb. 11 event at the Annenberg School.
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DEAN WILSON WRITES OP-ED ON GOOGLE, CHINA AND U.S. FOREIGN POLICY
February 1, 2010
USC Annenberg Dean Ernest J. Wilson III (pictured) wrote a Jan. 31 Huffington Post op-ed about the foreign policy implications of the recent news that Google may quit the Chinese market because of a dispute over cyber attacks.
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CENTER FOR HEALTH REPORTING PARTNERS WITH SUN-STAR TO PUBLISH "HOUSES OF BLUES" SERIES
January 29, 2010
The Jan. 29 issue of the Merced Sun-Star featured a front-page series on the foreclosure climate in northern California, reported by the USC Annenberg-based California HealthCare Foundation Center for Health Reporting headed by journalism professor Michael Parks. Parks, who is the founding director of the grant-funded Center, said the Sun-Star series "Houses of Blues" — focusing on how the recession is impacting issues of mental health — fit the greater mandate of the Foundation, which seeks to improve the way health care is delivered and financed in California by promoting innovations in care and broader access to information
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LA TIMES AND STUDENT REPORTERS BEGIN PARTNERSHIP ON HOMICIDE REPORT
January 28, 2010
The Los Angeles Times and USC Annenberg’s online news source Neon Tommy have begun a collaboration that enables student reporters to produce stories for The Times’ Homicide Report blog. The partnership offers students crime-reporting experience at one of the most widely circulated newspapers in the country while The Times receives content for a Homicide Report that tells personal stories of the hundreds of people murdered in Los Angeles County every year.
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