Former NYT editor Jill Abramson addresses claims of plagiarism
At a roundtable discussion hosted by Annenberg Friday, Jill Abramson said she is sorry for the highly-disputed errors in her new book.
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Jacki Wells Cisneros donates $500,000 to Annenberg
An assignment desk at Wallis Annenberg Hall will be named for the alumna’s donation.
The Columnist revisits life of journalist Joseph Alsop
The Columnist juxtaposes the experiences of Joseph Alsop, a reactionary reporter during Vietnam, with today’s media climate.
Joseph Turow examines digital retail environments
According to Joseph Turow, 40 percent of Facebook revenues now come from mobile use.
Annenberg collaborates with Adobe Systems
Adobe Creative Cloud will be free in the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
Annenberg hosts strategy series speaker
The series featured mogul David C. McCourt, who spoke of challenges in business.
Panelists focus on women’s role in technology
Professor Geoffrey Cowan hosted the talk, centering on leadership in the digital age.
On my frustration with Neon Tommy
I like Neon Tommy. I really do. I’ve admired its coverage (often jealously) for its originality, depth and thoroughness. During the mayoral election, the digital publication, housed in the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, produced several interesting and important stories. And when I wrote for Neon Tommy, I always received thoughtful, critical and valuable feedback […]
USC students compete in environmental hackathon
Participants formed teams and designed games to inform users about ecological issues.
Professor discusses celebrities’ influence on public diplomacy
Ira Wagman of Carleton University traced the roots of entertainers in foreign affairs.