Newhouse in the News

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

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)