The Washington Post quoted Philip Seib on Russia’s independent media and the struggle to report the truth alongside state-owned media.
The Associated Press cited Marty Kaplan and Philip Seib on the lure and power of wartime imagery in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Protocol cited Fred Cook, director of the USC Center for Public Relations, about Ukraine’s Twitter account teetering between serious and sarcastic posts about Russia for years.
The Washington Post quoted Philip Seib on disparities in international reporting coverage.
CNN cited Philip Seib on basic and subtle aspects of media coverage like language and facts surrounding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The Los Angeles Times quoted Clayton Dube of the USC U.S.-China Institute regarding China’s desire to be perceived as a center of innovation during the Beijing Olympics.
The Annenberg Media Center Equity Desk, a student run organization that counsels student journalists on best practices, is going on tour with the Poynter College Media Project, an accelerator that provides custom in-newsroom training.
Voice of America cites May Lee in report about the rising surge of hate crimes against Asian Americans in Los Angeles.
Voice of America interviewed Jeff Fellenzer on Americans preparing for Super Bowl celebrations on Sunday. The Los Angeles Rams will face the Cincinnati Bengals in NFL's final match up.
LAist highlighted the food concentration in USC Annenberg’s specialized journalism (the arts) program.
The New York Times featured Stacy L. Smith discussing the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative’s latest report looking at gender and race/ethnicity of top-grossing directors. The article also highlighted the initiative’s new A2 Accelerator, a $25,000 scholarship designed to support a woman of color in film school.
The HuffPost highlighted the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative’s latest report showing that more women and people of color are directing top movies, but the numbers have been flat for women of color. The article also introduced the initiative’s new A2 Accelerator, a $25,000 scholarship designed to support a woman of color in film school.