News from the Annenberg School for Communication
January 8, 2014
In this issue:
Faculty news - Jackson, González-Bailón, Krippendorff, Price, and Pickard
Faculty, Annenberg in the news
Prof. John L. Jackson, Jr. to be the featured speaker at UCal-Irvine School of Social Sciences event.
Prof. González-Bailón published in Dialogues in Human Geography.
Prof. Klaus Krippendorff delivers presentation at Univ. of Art and Design in Germany.
Prof. Monroe Price contributes chapter to book on global internet policy
Prof. Victor Pickard, doctoral student Alex T. Williams published in Digital Journalism.
Faculty, Annenberg in the news
Prof. John L. Jackson, Jr. was interviewed by The Philadelphia Inquirer recently for a story about Google’s annual Zeitgeist of the most searched-for subjects.
Prof. Klaus Krippendorff is quoted in a story in the online journal Nautilus regarding research behind the so-called “Hannah Montana Hypothesis.”
APPC’s Dan Romer was quoted several times prior to the holidays for news stories about the so-called “suicide myth.” Stories appeared, among other places, in Philly.com, and Scientific American.
Dina Shapiro-Luft, Prof. Joseph Cappella published in Public Opinion Quarterly.
Sandra Ristovska to continue as a research fellow at Central European University.
February 10 – Book talk by alumnus Brooke Erin Duffy (Gr ’11). 6 p.m. at the Penn Bookstore.
Scholars Program visiting scholars public lectures (details to come):
February 11 – Lisa Parks
April 8 – Robin Mansell
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