–The New York Times makes a foray into virtual reality storytelling, creating immersive stories on refugees in Lebanon, Ukraine and South Sudan, and mailing Google Cardboard viewers to...

...Hollywood Reporter and Billboard, and Emmy award-winning TV journalist Abbie Boudreau were among the voices assessing the shift in journalism, celebrity and reporting in a digital age. “We are living...

...is experimenting with formats, launching a half-hour docu-series on Amazon Prime. A new wave of exploration and innovation is coming to journalism. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbOMqA2AOIk Snapchat’s Discover feature, launched this week, brings...

...tablet. I think that’s interesting. What else can you do with this? Can you do journalism? Can you do some health care? There’s been projects like that in our class...

...long-term collaboration with Converse to celebrate emerging creatives. Citizen journalism/activism:From the many talks on the future of media, one theme that stuck out was how news coverage is changing, led...

...look at “Japan’s Resilient Luxury Market.” –The New York Times looks at the challenges of teaching journalism in China. –The Wall Street Journal examines how male migration overseas for work...

...more would be a near impossibility, given the 100-some parties and 1,100-plus panels and presentations ranging in focus from branding, journalism and science to convergence, culture and gaming (and those...

...Company, told the New York Timesthat the program was a way to generate revenue, get Times journalism in front of new audiences and further build the reputation and influence of...

...sex journalism as an antidote to the current media coverage. Below, Chao discusses sex-negative culture and the future of sex coverage. To see how brands are reimagining sex retail, read...

...I thought there was really an opportunity to do something that breaks down the silos and looks across the board—at video games, documentaries, journalism, advertising, all of that. Can you...