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Hernán Galperin to Moderate Panel at Mobile World Congress Americas
Hernán Galperin (Research Associate Professor at USC Annenberg School of Communication) will be moderating a panel at the Mobile World Congress Americas—the biggest telecommunications industry event worldwide. The conference takes place in Los Angeles from September 12-14. Dr. Galperin will be spearheading the panel as part of the Latin American Media & Convergent Services Summit. His…
ARNIC Welcomes Dr. Michael L. Best to Discuss ICTD Research
On September 4th, ARNIC kicked off the academic year with speaker Dr. Michael L. Best, who spoke on topics surrounding ICTD (information and communication technology and development) research. Dr. Best is an associate professor with the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs and the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Institute of Technology where he…
ARNIC members to be awarded Charles Benton Junior Scholar Award at TPRC
ARNIC members Matthew Bui and Rachel Moran will be awarded the Charles Benton Junior Scholar Award at this year’s TPRC. Their paper “Race, Ethnicity, and Issues of Digital Access and Representation: Centering Communities of Color and their Concerns in Internet Issues” was selected by the TPRC panel for the award and will be presented at…
Congratulations to ARNIC members Drs. Nathalie Marechal and Nahoi Koo – our latest PhD graduates!
Nathalie successfully defended her doctoral dissertation on April 30th. Her committee members were Professors Christina Dunbar-Hester, Patrick James (POIR), Shawn Powers (Georgia State Univ.), and Patricia Riley (Chair). Nathalie’s dissertation title is “Use Signal, Use Tor? The Political Economy of Digital Rights Technology.” Nahoi successfully defended her doctoral dissertation on May 1st. Her committee members were Professors…
Congratulations to ARNIC member Dr Shabnam Shalizi – our latest PhD graduate!
Shabnam successfully defended her dissertation on April 19th. Her committee members were Professors Jonathan Aronson, Manuel Castells (Chair), Nick Cull, and Peter Robertson (Price School). Shabnam’s dissertation title is “The Missing Link in Global Value Chains: Women-Owned SME’s in Emerging Markets.” Congratulations Dr. Shalizi – we look forward to following your career!
Mark Cotham speaks to ARNIC on the challenges of librarianship in Sub-Saharan Africa
On Tuesday ARNIC was joined by Mark Cotham who spoke on the challenges of librarianship in sub-Saharan Africa. Mark Cotham is a largely retired attorney who practiced for over thirty years, primarily prosecuting claims by royalty owners against the world’s largest oil companies. Today, he runs a small non-profit (Good Steward Global Initiative) in Houston,…
Meet an ARNIC member – Matt Bui
This week we are putting the spotlight on third year doctoral student Matt Bui. In addition to his research at USC, Matt is also the Randall Lewis Data Science Fellow at the Southern California Association of Governments. Name: Matthew Bui General research interests: urban data science, digital inclusion, digital and data equity, telecommunications policy What projects are you…
Mimi Ito speaks to ARNIC on equity by design in learning technologies
On Tuesday Professor Mimi Ito joined ARNIC for our lunchtime seminar series. Professor Ito is a cultural anthropologist of technology use, examining children and youth’s changing relationships to media and communications. She is Professor in Residence and John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Chair in Digital Media and Learning at the University of California, Irvine….
Meet an ARNIC member – Anna Loup
This week we are putting the spotlight on second year Communication PhD student Anna Loup. Anna has been an active member of ARNIC for several years and is currently working on some very exciting research projects! Name: Anna Loup General research interests: My interests are currently focused on researching the underlying critical infrastructures that enable and maintain…
Myria Georgiou speaks to ARNIC on the “refugee crisis” in the European press
This week ARNIC welcomed Dr Myria Georgiou to speak to members about her research team’s work on coverage of the “refugee crisis” in European press. Dr Georgiou is a visiting scholar at USC Annenberg this year and is currently working on two projects: a book on life in the digital city and a new project on…