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Overholser to leave post as director in 2013
The Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism announced Friday that Geneva Overholser, director of the school of journalism, will leave her post in June 2013. The school has also launched a recruitment campaign for her successor. Overholser has served as director since 2008, when she left a professorship at the Missouri School of Journalism’s Washington bureau. [...]
Read the rest of this article »Local newspapers should go hyperlocal
The field of journalism is changing rapidly, with social media and the Internet revolutionizing the very nature of the industry. Amid these changes, local and regional newspapers have had to significantly restructure their models to succeed in an increasingly digital world — whether that means going online completely, covering more cities than they’re capable of [...]
Read the rest of this article »Press fails to cover the election issues that matter
Journalists’ tendency to cover superficial news distracts from more important issues.
Read the rest of this article »Campus publications need more innovation
USC’s publications should strive to match a fresher, digital-age style of journalism.
Read the rest of this article »University must revise Gen Ed program
USC’s existing General Education requirements need to be tailored to students’ unique areas of study.
Read the rest of this article »Professor Proffitt stresses creativity in journalism
Steve Proffitt said working at USC has given him optimism about the future of journalism.
Read the rest of this article »Journalism not dead, just evolving as online medium
Annenberg, The New York Times and others are adapting journalism to the 21st century.
Read the rest of this article »Annenberg celebrates 100th birthday of Norman Corwin, Writer in Residence
Colleagues, friends and former students gathered to celebrate Corwin’s birthday and to share stories and memories.
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