As a Texas State Journalism & Mass Communication alum, Chris Elley has developed a career that is diverse and innovative. Throughout his career, he has worked in multiple industries, including television, entertainment, journalism and creative branding. Some of Chris’ past work includes designing and executing branding efforts for clients such as Ironman and NBC, as […]
Philip Bromley is the co-founder and CEO of Virun, a biotech company whose primary mission is to pursue antiviral technologies to improve the oral bioavailability of naïve proteins, peptides, and drugs.
Beyond Ads: Become Entertainment Commercial free programs are becoming more and more popular. Individuals are moving to those commercial-free platforms, but how are the advertisers getting around that? Brands are having to focus more on ways to produce innovative content that engages the consumers, but they do not really become a part of the entertainment. […]
As the global temperature continues to rise, the gap widens between those fighting to end climate change and those who do not believe it is an existing issue. Like any of the complex problems on the docket, there are both myriad threats and solutions for this issue that touches every corner of the globe. SXSW […]
Undergraduates from the School of Journalism and Mass Communication to help SXSW cover the wide-variety of events. Two members from SXSW talked to the students about the upcoming project.
Learn how haunted houses, spooky attractions and the earliest forms of experiential horror stories affect horror cinema, and how one artist is archiving these experiences as they begin to fade into history.
Authors: Steffanie Agnew & Nicole Avalos Broadcom Raises Its Qualcomm Offer to $121 Billion- NY Times Broadcom increased its takeover bid for rival chip maker Qualcomm to around $121 billion on Feb. 16, 2018, further pressuring Qualcomm to agree to what would be the technology industry’s biggest-ever takeover and one that could affect the […]