Media Highlights
Christian Science Monitor quoted Adjunct Instructor Dan Schnur about whether President Biden will appear on the ballot in Ohio and Alabama due to deadline changes.
CalMatters quoted Adjunct Instructor Dan Schnur about the state’s unusual and lengthy search to fill California’s top cybersecurity job, State Cybersecurity Integration Center commander.
Forbes quoted Clinical Professor of Communication Karen North about TikTok Notes, the platform's upcoming expansion into text and photo sharing.
The Guardian quoted Clinical Professor of Communication Karen North in an article discussing model Karlie Kloss and investor Joshua Kushner’s plans to revive Life magazine, which stopped its regular publications in 2008.
Forbes published an article by Adjunct Instructor Stephen Pollack about how agencies can equip employees to thrive in the era of AI.
Spectrum News 1 featured Professor of Professional Practice of Journalism Christina Bellantoni on "Inside the Issues" to discuss Trump's legal cases.
Business Insider quoted Clinical Professor of Communication Karen North about why she's doubtful a bill would pass since a companion bill had yet to be drafted in the Senate and be extremely unpopular with voters in an election year.
Business Insider quoted Clinical Professor of Communication Karen North about why she's doubtful a bill would pass since a companion bill had yet to be drafted in the Senate and be extremely unpopular with voters in an election year.
Reuters quoted Clinical Professor of Communication Karen North about the dangers of TikTok's use of functions like facial recognition and location tracking creates threats that outweigh the engaging benefits of the app, including in academia.
The Washington Post quoted Professor of Journalism Robert Kozinets in an article discussing the pervasive fascination with the fashion choices of political figures.
Los Angeles Times quoted Clinical Professor of Communication Karen North about the best ways and places in Los Angeles to disconnect from devices. North said that attention spans are down thanks to the “overuse of technology” and that continual usage can worsen pre-existing stressors or conditions.
Poynter ran an op-ed that quoted Research Professor of Communication Jeffrey Cole about the implications of the fast-rising use and development of AI for news coverage. Cole says he would give the news industry a “B-minus” for its coverage of AI, and noted several areas that journalists could improve upon to help the public understand the technology and address AI accountability.