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About Pamela Rutledge

Pamela Rutledge, PhD, MBA is the Director of the Media Psychology Research Center. A consultant, author, speaker, and professor, she consults on a variety of media projects developing audience engagement and brand storytelling strategies.

SOPA and PIPA: Whose rights are we protecting?

The NY Times article (In Fight Over Piracy Bills, New Economy Rises Against Old) by Jonathan Weisman on the proposed anti-piracy... read more →

Communicating the Value of a College Education

The following are the notes from my presentation as part of a panel on “Communicating in the New Normal” at the College Board 2012 Colloquium held in Newport Beach, CA... read more →

January 19, 2012
Pamela Rutledge
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Culture, Education, Media Psychology, Social Media

Spielrein and Jung

Dangerous Method: Engaging but Not Satisfying

The film, A Dangerous Method, is an ambitious effort to portray the complex and tumultuous evolution of the relationships and theories among the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, his protégé... read more →

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