Newhouse in the News

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

Beth Egan, Advertising

Why Data Sharing Is Important & How the Internet Works Without it (TEDxUCSB)
Why Commercials Are So Absurd Now (Morning Brew)

Shelly Palmer, Advanced Media Management

Artificial intelligence in schools is here to stay. How will teachers adjust? (Newsday-subscription required)
Amazon, Google Among Firms Focusing on AI Lobbying in States (Bloomberg Law)

Roy Gutterman, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

White House push to fight impeachment ‘lies’ raises eyebrows (Agence France-Presse)

Robert Thompson, Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture

Taylor Swift, Beyonce reporting jobs trigger controversy (Yahoo News)
‘The Golden Bachelor’ is fall TV’s biggest hit. Why the senior dating spinoff is landing with viewers of all ages. (Yahoo News)
How Texas played a role in Jimmy Buffett’s legacy (KRLD-Dallas)

J. Christopher Hamilton, Televison, Radio and Film

Will the tentative WGA deal lead to a deal for SAG-AFTRA too? (KNX Radio-Los Angeles)

Margaret Talev, Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship

“Early Start With Kasie Hunt” (CNN)
“Anderson Cooper 360” (CNN)
Should a federal agency govern artificial intelligence? (Futurity)

Charisse L’Pree, Communications

SU’s inaugural Office of Diversity and Inclusion symposium ushers inclusivity forward (The Daily Orange)

Dan Pacheco, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism

Dan Pacheco: A toolkit for assessing and making decisions on emerging technologies (Media Makers Meet)

Bill Werde, Bandier Program for Recording and Entertainment Industries

Springsteen is one of many older rockers canceling shows for health reasons, making ticket purchases risky (Market Watch)
Is BMI Selling or Are They Selling Out Songwriters? (Hypebot)
Beyoncé Joins Taylor Swift in Bringing Blockbuster Concerts to the Movie Theater (The Wall Street Journal-subscription required)

Jennifer Grygiel, Communications

If Every Brand Is Funny Online, Is Anything Funny? (The New York Times-subscription required)