Lieb on Katy Perry’s Defensiveness as a Brand: Washington Post
Professor and music marketing researcher Kristin Lieb says defensiveness is part of pop star Katy Perry’s brand.
Mercuri on Cracker Barrel Uproar: Quartz
Communication Studies Executive-in-Residence Kevin Mercuri talked to Quartz about why reverting back to the old logo was a matter of pragmatism for the restaurant chain.
Echoes of the Heart Exhibition on View through Oct. 4: Boston.com
Emerson Contemporary’s new media exhibition, Echoes of the Heart, is included in Boston.com’s 10 Free Things to Do in September feature.
Elyan’s Film ‘Salma’s Home’ Highlights Inaugural Jamaica Plain Film Festival: Globe
Faculty Hanadi Elyan’s film, “Salma’s Home,” headlines the first Jamaica Plain Film Festival.
Pak on Making Great Microbudget Films: Criterion.com
The SOF associate professor spoke about making films on the fly all over the world.
Smith on Consumer Preferences & Car Insurance: WalletHub
Associate Vice President, Executive Education and Marketing Professor Brent Smith explains consumer behavior regarding rental car insurance for WalletHub.
Struck on Persistence of Local Reporters and Nonprofits: Christian Science Monitor
Many local news organization started with one reporter and have become award-winning newsrooms.
Mercuri on Diddy & Conspiracy Theories: The Hollywood Reporter
Executive-in-Residence Kevin Mercuri weighs in on the QAnon rumors circulating around the Sean Combs charges and trial.
DiBona’s Storied Televison Career Honored: Variety
Board of Trustees member and alum Vin Di Bona ’66 was lauded by the Hollywood Media Professionals for his TV career.
Markowitz ’99 on Designing Authentic ’70s Sets: Interior Design
Film alum Jonah Markowitz ’99 was interviewed in Interior Design magazine about his work as production designer for the 1970s-set HBO series Duster.