Jim Hubbard, co-founder of the Institute for Photographic Empowerment, will be presenting at the International Visual Sociology Association conference in Bologna, Italy, on July 20-23, 2010. The theme of this year's conference is "Thinking, Doing, and Publishing Visual Research: The State of the Field?"……Continue Reading IPE co-founder to speak at visual sociology conference
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Bennis in University World News
University World News (U.K.) cited Warren Bennis, Distinguished Fellow, regarding the differences between running a corporation and running a research university…….Continue Reading Bennis in University World News
Schell article – Google’s China compromise stuns observers
Orville Schell, Senior Fellow is interviewed for the Financial Times regarding China's renewal of its internet content provider license with Google. Earlier this year, Google threatened to pull its services from China if searches from Chinese citizens continued to be censored by the government. Schell believes that this renewal shows a compromise about Google's services has been reached by both parties…….Continue Reading Schell article – Google’s China compromise stuns observers
Law & Order: SVU receives two Emmy nominations
Congratulations to CCLP Senior Fellow Neal Baer as well as the cast and crew of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit on their two 2010 Emmy nominations including Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series (Mariska Hargitay) and Outstanding Guest Actress In A Drama Series (Ann-Margret)…….Continue Reading Law & Order: SVU receives two Emmy nominations
Cowan video featured in World News
Top Secret Talks – A Conversation with Geoffrey Cowan (CCLP Director) & Bob Shrum is featured on the World News Network…….Continue Reading Cowan video featured in World News
Lerner in Variety article about comic copyrights
"…[M]ore litigation and legal fees for both sides" is what Faculty Fellow Jack Lerner told Variety concerning the possibility of favorite comic book adaptations coming to the big screen. The entire article can be viewed here…….Continue Reading Lerner in Variety article about comic copyrights
Bennis’ leadership psychology cited in The Economist
Research, by Distinguished Fellow Warren Bennis, about the "science of neuroleadership" is cited in the article "Mens sana in corporation sano" in The Economist…….Continue Reading Bennis’ leadership psychology cited in The Economist
Reeves in New York Post on Berlin Air Lift
The New York Post about Senior Fellow Richard Reeves' appearance on C-SPAN's "American History" and his discussion of his newest book, Daring Young Men: The Heroism and Triumph of the Berlin Airlift, June 1948 – May 1949…….Continue Reading Reeves in New York Post on Berlin Air Lift
Seib on Alhurra in ProPublica
Faculty Fellow Phil Seib was quoted in an article on ProPublica about a new Senate report on the Arab language broadcasting station Alhurra…….Continue Reading Seib on Alhurra in ProPublica
U.S. gov’t, foundation subsidies of news media attract criticism in Africa
GRAHAMSTOWN, South Africa — African Journalists were critical today of reports that U.S. journalists receive subsidies and payments from foundations and the U.S. government. Two recent Annenberg reports were discussed at an annual media forum here, at the Highway Africa Conference 2010: "Public Policy and Funding the News" focuses on historic and current federal subsidies for news media. And "Philanthropic Foundations: Growing Funders of the News" is an analysis of increasing foundation support for American journalism…….Continue Reading U.S. gov’t, foundation subsidies of news media attract criticism in Africa