Newhouse in the News

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

Chris Touhey, Broadcast and Digital Journalism

Fox6 ‘Development Days’: A possible solution to newsroom burnout (RTNDA)

Margaret Talev, Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship

Americans are as divided as ever. What does that mean for our democracy and the media? (NPR)
Trump’s federal trials will not be televised. Georgia could be a different story (Spectrum News)

Robert Thompson, Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture

‘Barbie’ faces DC’s ‘Blue Beetle’ in a late summer box office showdown (CNBC)
Ratings for first Republican debate of 2024 couldn’t compare with 2016 (The Washington Post)
Why Titanic continues to captivate more than 100 years after its sinking (ABC News)

Eric Grode, Goldring Arts Journalism and Communications

After 122 Years, a Lost Edith Wharton Play Gets Its Debut (The New York Times-subscription required)
Largest US newspaper chain is hiring Taylor Swift and Beyoncé reporters, drawing interest and ire (The Associated Press)
Piano-Playing Hot-Air Balloon Aerialists? Rochester Fringe Festival Is Back. (The New York Times-subscription required)

Renée Stevens, Visual Communications

House numbers, once utilitarian, are now personal branding (The Washington Post)

Anthony D’Angelo, Public Relations

Israeli nonprofits tout psychological first aid, but there isn’t solid proof it prevents PTSD (eJewishPhilanthropy)

Bill Werde, Bandier Program for Recording and Entertainment Industries

Elite Music Tourism Is the Latest 1 Percent Flex (Vanity Fair)
It’s a love story, L.A. just says yes: How Taylormania took over the world (Los Angeles Times)