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Can The Field of Communication Handle Another Red Scare?
In a new essay, Professor Victor Pickard traces how redbaiting and the Second Red Scare shaped the early communication field.
Adetobi Moses (Ph.D. ‘26) Named Center on Digital Culture and Society Postdoctoral Fellow
During the next year, she will explore how narratives and cultural memory intersect with political realities, particularly during global crises.
Annenberg Answers: Can Our Data Be Protected in the Age of AI?
Professor Emeritus Joseph Turow explains how marketers use personal data to predict what consumers buy and shape how they see the world.
Center for Media at Risk Symposium Explores How Media Can Be a Resource for Resistance, Creativity, Community, and Hope
The final Center for Media at Risk symposium brought speakers to discuss actionable strategies for media makers and media researchers that foreground collective action and creativity.
Why Are There So Few Wireless Carriers in the United States? A New Study Says “Performative Competition”
A new study examines the evolving political economy of the U.S. wireless communications market.
2026 George Gerbner Lecture in Communication Delivered by Michael Serazio
The lecture explored authenticity, branding, and social media.
An Inside Look at the History of Television
Materials in the Annenberg School for Communication Library Archives include thousands of TV scripts, the first issue of TV Guide, and interviews about the early days of HBO—which help to chronicle TV’s 100-year story.
100 Years of Television: Annenberg Answers
Annenberg experts share how television has evolved over the last century.
Love and Loss After Wounded Knee: Q&A with Julie Dobrow (M.A.C ‘84, Ph.D. ‘87)
In her latest book, the Tufts University professor delves into the lives of Charles Alexander Eastman and Elaine Goodale, whose interracial marriage reflected a changing America.
Call for Proposals: Edited Anthology on "The Long 1990s in Global Internet History"
The Center for Advanced Research in Global Communication is delighted to share a Call for Papers for an upcoming edited volume in the Turning Points in Media Studies anthology series, titled The Long 1990s in Global Internet Histories. This volume grows out of a multi-year collaborative project at CARGC that previously produced a 2023 satellite event at the Association of Internet Researchers conference on the same theme.
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