Newhouse in the News

Some recent media appearances, interviews or stories by Newhouse School faculty and staff.

Joel Kaplan, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

Social media’s impact on political landscape (WSYR-TV)

Jason Davis, Office of Research and Creative Activity

Fake news headlines are going viral. Here’s what to know. (CBS News)
AI’s detection gap opens new vulnerabilities (Axios)

Robert Thompson, Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture

Live from New York… ‘Saturday Night Live’ turns 50: How the variety show has impacted TV (New York Post)
Mitzi Gaynor, song-and-dance queen with razzle-dazzle flair, dies at 93 (The Washington Post)
From Fox News to Call Her Daddy: how Kamala Harris turned up election heat in pivot to media blitz (The Guardian)

Roy Gutterman, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

Why do TV stations air political ads with graphic or questionable information? (WSYR-TV)
More than AI misinformation, US voters worry about lying politicians (Agence France-Presse)

Anthony D’Angelo, Public Relations

Press Releases Have Become Way Too Hyperbolic (AdWeek)

Joshua Darr, Communications

Central Current Radio: Prof. Josh Darr on political polarization (Central Current)

Bill Werde, Bandier Program for Recording and Entertainment Industries

Sean Combs’s Legal Woes Are Growing. So Are His Streaming Numbers. (The New York Times-subscription required)
With Eras Tour Book, Taylor Swift Offers Up a Holiday Surprise (The Wall Street Journal-subscription required)

Brad Horn, Public Relations

It doesn’t have to be the end of global anti-doping, so let’s create a new beginning (Sports Business Journal)

Al Tompkins, Broadcast and Digital Journalism

Can you spot the deepfake? Here’s what you need to know about AI and political deepfakes before you vote (13 WTHR)