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J. Christopher Hamilton, Television, Radio and Film

• Disney reports its first streaming profit (Marketplace)

Les Rose, Broadcast and Digital Journalism

• DNC gives media credentials to 200 content creators (LiveNOW Fox)

Robert Thompson, Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture

• Marvel Studios is banking on its past ‘golden age’ to secure its future (LeDevoir(Canada))
• Goodbye hot rodent, hello beefcake: the return of the hunk (The Guardian)

Roy Gutterman, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• US student protests challenge balance of speech rights, university policies (Voice of America)

Makana Chock, Communications

• 30 Scandalous Secrets That Would Rock The World If Revealed (Bored Panda)
• What will AI mean for economic inequality? (MIT Technology Review-subscription needed)

Shelly Palmer, Advanced Media Management

• Google pulls AI ad that irked some Olympics viewers (IOL News)
• Google’s Gemini AI Olympics-themed ad sparks fierce backlash (CBS News)

Brad Horn, Public Relations

• The new measure for fan engagement? Connectivity, creativity and community (Sports Business Journal)

Bill Werde, Bandier Program for Recording and Entertainment Industries

• Syracuse University Launches Bandier Music Business Master’s Program (Billboard Pro)

Margaret Talev, Syracuse University Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship

• Poll finds higher voter enthusiasm since Harris became the nominee (Spectrum News)
• Voters weigh in on election issues in new Syracuse University/Ipsos poll (Spectrum News)
• Axios Vibes: Voters see Walz as more authentic than Vance (Axios)

Joel Kaplan, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Student journalists get hands-on education covering DNC in Chicago (CBS News)

Anthony Adornato, Broadcast and Digital Journalism

• Move toward streaming sparks uncertainty in TV news business (The Hill)

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Anthony D’Angelo, Public Relations

• How to prepare to be targeted by activists (PR Daily)

Margaret Talev, Syracuse University Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship

• It’s not just a protest vote: Why fed-up Georgia voters are looking beyond Biden and Trump ahead of the debate (NBC News)
• If You Can Keep It: Joe Biden is no longer the Democratic nominee for president. What’s next? (NPR 1A)
• Biden’s political future still up for debate after solo news conference (WBUR Boston)

Robert Thompson, Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture

• Richard Simmons, self-proclaimed ‘pied piper of pounds,’ dies at 76 (The Washington Post)
• Rupert Murdoch goes to war with his children over his media empire (The Guardian)
• Shannen Doherty, star of ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ and ‘Charmed,’ dies at 53 (NBC News)

Roy Gutterman, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Rhetoric of unity after Trump assassination bid likely to be short-lived (Agence France-Presse)
• Supreme Court remains skeptical of attempts to regulate social media (Syracuse.com)

Makana Chock, Communications

• The Real Relationship Hustlers of TikTok (Wired)

Dennis Deninger, Television, Radio and Film

• Paris 2024 Olympics By The Numbers (WalletHub)

Beth Egan, Advertising

• Small businesses concerned about digital privacy regulation (Spectrum News)

Adam Peruta, Advanced Media Management

• Behind the Monitor: Episode 2 (Syracuse University Information Technology Podcast)

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Nina Brown, Communications

• Google Is Turning Into a Libel Machine (The Atlantic)

J. Christopher Hamilton, Television, Radio and Film

• Netflix’s recipe for success includes ‘secret sauce’ spiced with Silicon Valley savvy (AP News)
• Skydance Says It’s ‘Stronger’ and ‘Smarter’ After Merger Talks Collapsed. Is Paramount? (IndieWire)
• What’s next for Paramount after demise of Skydance merger (Yahoo Finance)

Robert Thompson, Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture

• Pat Sajak departs ‘Wheel of Fortune’ as TV’s last old-school game show host (NPR)
• Did ‘Bluey’ introduce its first gay couple? The history of LGBTQ+ representation in animated series (Today.com)
• Campbell Soup searches for a modern-day Andy Warhol moment (The Street)

Roy Gutterman, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• What Are the Limits of Students’ First Amendment Rights on College Campuses?(American Bar Association Law Student Podcast)
• ‘Trump too small’. Supreme Court says jab at Trump can’t be trademarked (USA Today)
• SCOTUS Reverses CAFC’s ‘TRUMP TOO SMALL’ Ruling: Names Clause is Constitutional (IP Watchdog)

Eric Grode, Goldring Arts, Style and Culture Journalism

• In ‘Dark Noon,’ Hollywood Westerns Get a South African Reboot (The New York Times-subscription required)

Austin Kocher, Civic Research Data Lab

• ICE’s SmartLINK app tracks migrants by the thousands. Does it work? (CBS News)

Bill Werde, Bandier Program for Recording and Entertainment Industries

• Jennifer Lopez and The Black Keys are among the major musical artists who have canceled summer concert dates. (NBC Nightly News)

Charisse L’Pree, Communications

• The best dads in TV history (Today.com)

Josh Darr, Communications

• First Presidential Debate 2024: What to Watch (Syracuse University News)

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Les Rose, Broadcast and Digital Journalism (NBCU Academy)

• Media Is in Flux. Don’t Let That Dissuade You From a Journalism Career.

Shelly Palmer, Advanced Media Management

• Apple says, ‘We’re sorry’ for ‘Crush’ iPad Pro ad that seems to demolish creativity (Yahoo News)
• Artificial intelligence experts gather in Albany to discuss business strategies, political challenges (Spectrum)

Daniela Molta, Advertising

• Consumer Relationships Aren’t Built on Financial Incentives (Adweek)

Robert Thompson, Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture

• The evolution of the song of the summer, from ‘Afternoon Delight’ to ‘I Had Some Help’ (USA Today)

Roy Gutterman, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Why Trump’s ‘unconstitutional’ gag order claims work to his advantage (Washington Examiner)
• Trump trial as spectacle: Not like OJ’s, but a media frenzy all the same (The Christian Science Monitor)
• ‘Cease contact’: Syracuse City School District sends letter to CNY Central newsroom (CNY Central)

Joel Kaplan, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Local attorney breaks down letter sent to CNY Central by SCSD (CNY Central)

Austin Kocher, Civic Research Data Lab

• Tucson migrant-aid program seeks community support as US funds expire (Tucson.com)

Bill Werde, Bandier Program for Recording and Entertainment Industries

• Some major artists changing summer tour plans amid bad ticket sales (CBS News)
• Would breaking up Live Nation and Ticketmaster make prices go down? (13WHAM)
• Justice Department Sues to Break Up Live Nation-Ticketmaster (The Wall Street Journal-subscription required)

Charisse L’Pree, Communications

• The 7 most misunderstood ‘bad’ moms in TV and movie history (Today)

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Nancy Austin, Advanced Military Visual Journalism

• CNY Heroes (WCNY-PBS)

Dwight Caines, Television, Radio and Film

• Movie Marketing Chiefs Talk ‘Barbenheimer’ Effect, Handling Reboots and the Primacy of Trailers at Variety’s Entertainment Marketing Summit (Variety)

Kuande Hall, Public Relations

• TikTok creators at Syracuse University unfazed by potential U.S. ban (Syracuse. com)

Robert Thompson, Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture

• Trump’s trial is about more than sex and money. It’s about what presidents ‘can get away with’ (Los Angeles Times-subscription required)
• The Most Hated Sound on Television (The Atlantic)
• How Cindy Crawford and MTV’s ‘House of Style’ paved the way for TikTok (New York Post)

Roy Gutterman, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Spectacle of O.J. trial is one reason we won’t get to see Trump’s (Syracuse.com)

Joel Kaplan, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Who Is David Pecker, the First Witness in the Trump Hush-Money Trial? (Time)
• Journalists critical of their own companies cause headaches for news organizations (The Washington Post-subscription required)

Margaret Talev, Syracuse University Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship

• Political beliefs outweigh union ties for key group of Michigan voters (NBC News)

Bill Werde, Bandier Program for Recording and Entertainment Industries

• Coachella was the gold standard of music festivals. Has it lost its shine? (Los Angeles Times-subscription required)
• Inside Taylor Swift’s Surprise Return to TikTok (The Wall Street Journal-subscription required)

Michael O. Snyder, Visual Communications

• Climate Risk Assessment of the Ancient Nabatean City of Petra Published (National Geographic)

Jennifer Grygiel, Communications

• Instagram’s shift away from political content raises questions about what counts as ‘political’ (The Hill)

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Eric Grode, Goldring Arts Journalism and Communication

• ‘The People’s Joker’ and the Perils of Playing With a Studio’s Copyright (The New York Times, subscription required)

Robert Thompson, Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture

• Is Aaron Taylor-Johnson the next James Bond? Why casting the next 007 is a challenge. (Yahoo News)
• How the OJ Simpson case captivated the country and changed the media landscape (NBC 15 News)
• The internet is attacking JoJo Siwa — again. Here’s why we love to hate. (USA Today)

Anthony D’Angelo, Public Relations

• Let’s Talk PR & More podcast episode #34 (Podbean)

Joel Kaplan, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• The New York Times has ended up in a shitstorm. Now the newspaper writes off its own source (Politiken, subscription required)

Margaret Talev, Syracuse University Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship

• CNN This Morning episode (CNN)

Bill Werde, Bandier Program for Recording and Entertainment Industries

• How Ozempic Turned a 1970s Hit Into an Inescapable Jingle (The New York Times, subscription required)

Michael O. Snyder, Visual Communications

• A smalltown drag queen vapes at night: Michael O Snyder’s best photograph (The Guardian)

Harriet Brown, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Why Sports Illustrated’s buyer is keeping the print magazine around (Marketplace)

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Mark Lodato, Dean

• Is journalism disappearing? These top educators have a lot to say about that (NPR)

Jennifer Grygiel, Communications

• How Putin’s Interview Speaks to the Nature of the Internet (Bloomberg Technology)

Robert Thompson, Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture

• Broadcast vs. cable vs. streaming: The future of television is a confusing maze for viewers (Detroit Free Press)
• How the Fox, Disney, Warner Bros Discovery sports streaming tie-up will — and won’t — shake up TV (New York Post)
• 2024 Super Bowl will be the ultimate ratings touchdown for a resurgent league (NBC News)

Anthony D’Angelo, Public Relations

• Uncovering What’s Ahead for Strategic Advisors (Dow Jones)

Charisse L’Pree, Communications

• Can Noah Schnapp’s Career Survive? (Newsweek)

Joel Kaplan, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Vice Media to halt publishing and layoff several hundred jobs (CHCH)

J. Christopher Hamilton, Television, Radio and Film

• 2 men convicted of killing Run-DMC’s Jam Master Jay nearly 22 years after rap star’s death (Associated Press)

Austin Kocher, Civic Data Research Lab

• Immigration Court Backlogs and Asylum Process in the U.S. (C-SPAN)

Roy Gutterman, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Supreme Court set to hear challenge to Florida, Texas social media regulations (Spectrum News)
• Media, Spy Agencies Await UK Court’s WikiLeaks Ruling (Voice of America)

Bill Werde, Bandier Program for Recording and Entertainment Industries

• Justin Bieber was dismissed as an industry puppet – as he turns 30, does he have anything left to prove? (Metro)

Joey Gawrysiak, Esports Communications and Management

• ‘You get some fun rivalries’: Esports tournament brings gamers to Myrtle Beach (WMBF News)

Sean Branagan, Communications

• Apple and Meta’s new VR headsets look like a sports force multiplier (Sportico)

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Margaret Talev, Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship

• Americans are angry — and think their leaders don’t care (Axios)

Robert Thompson, Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture

• Joyce Randolph, who played Trixie Norton on ‘Honeymooners,’ dies at 99 (The Washington Post)
• Why old-fashioned TV is still the winning ticket for political ads (Los Angeles Times)
• Taylor Swift Is Getting People Making $100,000 Into Football (Newsweek)

Harriet Brown, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Anorexia Should Never Be Considered a Terminal Illness (Undark)

Makana Chock, Communications

• ‘Let’s See You at 21’ Puts Fun Spin on the Unrelenting March of Time (The New York Times, subscription required)

Brian Sheehan, Advertising

• Marketers, Beware of Using ‘Digital Focus Groups’ for Human Insights (AdWeek)

J. Christopher Hamilton, Television, Radio and Film

• Where is the hypercompetitive streaming business headed? (Marketplace)

Adam Peruta, Advanced Media Management

• How To Uncover Your Expertise To Become A Journalist’s Source (Search Engine Journal)

Lars Willnat, Communications

• Journalism’s biggest problem isn’t what you think (The Hill)

Roy Gutterman, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Can the EU’s Digital Services Act Inspire US Tech Regulation? (The Nation)
• Arrested for trespassing at a public meeting? It’s possible, experts say (Oswego County News Now)

Aileen Gallagher, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Think the news industry was struggling already? The dawn of 2024 is offering few good tidings (The Associated Press)

Nina Brown, Communications

• How a New Bill Could Protect Against Deepfakes (Time)

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Robert Thompson, Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture

• Is Santa Real? Find Out the Origin Story of St. Nick (Reader’s Digest)
• Ford F-Series’ sales dominance is ‘incredibly powerful American symbol’ (Detroit Free Press)
• Copyright for original Mickey Mouse persona to run out 1 January 2024 (The Guardian)

J. Christopher Hamilton, Television, Radio and Film

• Will streaming services continue to raise rates, insert ads and crack down on passwords next year? (Marketplace)
• Oprah Under Fire Over Treatment of Black Actors (Newsweek)

Nancy Austin, Military Visual Journalism

• Local woman sends holiday care packages to former students in the military, stationed overseas (Localsyr.com)

Brad Horn, Public Relations

• Target Ends Year of Boycotts With Good News (Newsweek)

Jennifer Grygiel, Communications

• Peloton and TikTok join forces to create fitness content (CNN)
• Why Gen Z’s biggest podcasters are working from bed (Fast Company)

Joshua Darr, Communications

• Prof. Joshua Darr talks Iowa Caucuses (CNY Central)

Roy Gutterman, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Arrested for trespassing at a public meeting? It’s possible, experts say (Oswego County News Now)

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Eric Grode, Goldring Arts Journalism and Communications

• Branden Jacobs-Jenkins Revisits His ‘Illusion of Suffering’ on Broadway (The New York Times, subscription required)

Faren Karimkhan, Advertising

• Let the Real Stretch Marks Rip (The New York Times, subscription required)

Daniela Molta, Advertising

• Data Privacy Tops Concerns For Americans – Who Is Responsible For Better Data Protections? (Forbes)

Roy Gutterman, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

• Nassau, Suffolk counties must turn over police discipline records, courts rule (Newsday, subscription required)

Robert Thompson, Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture

• How Disney can save the Marvel Cinematic Universe (CNBC)
• ‘The Marvels’ didn’t perform as expected at the box office. What’s next for the MCU? (Deseret News)
• How ‘Friends’ showed ‘found family’ is just as important as actual family, one Thanksgiving episode at a time (Yahoo News)

Jennifer Grygiel, Communications

• Local police should not be your go-to source for iPhone safety news (Vox)

Makana Chock, Communications

• ‘Home Alone,’ ‘A Christmas Story,’ ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ are the most-rewatched holiday classics, new Yahoo News/YouGov poll shows. What makes them so beloved? (Yahoo News)

Bob Papper, Broadcast and Digital Journalism

• From Entry Level To News Director, Shauna Ziegler’s 20 Years At KFOX (TV News Check)