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Wikipedia & The Future of News at AEJMC
At the Association for Education in Journalism & Mass Communication conference in Denver on August 6, 2010, Senior Fellows Adam Clayton Powell III and David Westphal presented their latest findings on "The Future of News". Powell's also released an addition to his 2006 publication, Reinventing Local News, entitled Reinventing Local...We need more diplomats ... and time to train them
When President Obama said, "Our commitment in Iraq is changing - from a military effort led by our troops to a civilian effort led by our diplomats," he underscored a fact that has become very clear from the research I am doing for the American Academy of Diplomacy and the...Hollihan presents "Barack Obama and the Debate on Health Care Reform"
"Just after noon, and its already standing room only," joked Annenberg School of Communication director Larry Gross. Students, faculty, and staff gathered at the first Annenberg Research Seminar on August 30, 2010. Faculty Fellow Tom Hollihan kicked off the series with his presentation, Barack Obama and the Debate on Health...Events
Raindrops Over Rwanda
Dean Ernest J. Wilson and CCLP present the premiere public screening of Raindrops Over Rwanda. RSVP requested.
Digital Literacy Summit
Held in partnership with Common Sense Media and PBS Kids, featuring FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski.
Loper Lecture in Public Service Broadcasting with Vivian Schiller
The USC Annenberg School for Communication and the Center on Communication Leadership & Policy present the annual Loper Lecture in Public Service Broadcasting, with this year's honoree. Vivian Schiller, President of NPR.
USC Ronald Reagan Centennial Academic Conference
In partnership with the USC School of Policy, Planning and Development, the Center on Communication Leadership presents a panel on Reagan's Leadership Legacy: Transforming, Maintaining, and Reawakening America. This panel is part of the USC Ronald Reagan Centennial Academic Conference.
NEH Bridging Cultures Forum on Civic Discourse
In partnership with the California Council for the Humanities.
In the News
"It's almost as if the continental plates of global politics are shifting beneath our feet," says Orville Schell, Senior Fellow. He spoke with Robert Dreyfuss of The Nation for an article titled "China in the Driver's Seat".
The The Washington Post's summarized a recent presentation by Warren Bennis, CCLP Distinguished Fellow. The presentation was part of the International Leadership Association's webinar series and provided a revealing look into Dr. Bennis's personal journey through leadership. This article can be found in the On Leadership section of WaPo's website.
"The bitter new reality is that the US and 'old Europe' have recently edged closer to becoming "developing countries,'" writes Senior Fellow Orville Schell in an editorial for the Taipei Times. The United States, he argues, should be encouraging Chinese investment rather than scaring it away.
In his latest column, Senior Fellow Richard Reeves discusses Glen Beck's "Restoring Honor" rally in Washington, D.C.
Distinguished Fellow Warren Bennis is still receiving accolades for his just released work, Still Surprised: A Memoir of a Life in Leadership. The Economist is the latest publication to offer a profile of Bennis and provide an excerpt from Still Surprised, which can be read here. He is also featured in another article in The Economist entitled "The innovation machine : Two gurus look at the perspiration side of innovation."






