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People

Another former White House communications staffer is making the jump to television news, reports TV Newser. Former White House comms director Kate Bedingfield is

Jul 21, 2023
Kate Bedingfield, former White House comms director, joins CNN as political commentator
Media

Wisdom Martin, morning anchor at WTTG has left the D.C.-area station after 20 years.  In a video, he said that the decision

Jul 21, 2023
Wisdom Martin, WTTG morning anchor, exits the station after 20 years
Marketing

Ownership may not be the only thing changing for the Washington Commanders. “Commanders could change team name again to wipe slate clean after Dan

Jul 21, 2023
Washington Commanders could be looking at a total rebrand — including a name change
PR

The typical salary for PR professionals is approximately $85,000, states a new Muck Rack report, while journalists usually earn between $40,000 and

Jul 20, 2023
Muck Rack releases its 2023 State of PR and Journalism Salaries report
Insights

Meta announced that is releasing LLaMA (Large Language Model Meta AI), a state-of-the-art foundational large language model designed to help researchers

Jul 20, 2023
Meta releasing LLaMA to help researchers advance their work in AI
Media

LinkedIn has announced a strategic partnership that will leverage iHeartMedia’s infrastructure and distribution capabilities to create a new network and capture a piece

Jul 19, 2023
LinkedIn creates podcast partnership with iHeartMedia
Social Media

Twitter is working on a feature that will let you publish articles on the platform, according to owner Elon Musk. The feature will “allow

Jul 19, 2023
Twitter working on feature to let you publish articles and books
PR

Press release distribution service Newswire has launched an AI writing assistant and recommendation engine for use by PR professionals, reports Publishers Daily. The new

Jul 18, 2023
Press release distribution service launches AI writing assistant to help create press releases
Media

A team of women journalists from The Washington Post who reported from Ukraine in 2022 have been honored by the International Women’s Media

Jul 18, 2023
Washington Post women journalists win 2023 IWMF Courage in Journalism Award
Agency

January Third, a D.C.-based ad agency, has become This January.  According to a release from the agency, the name change comes “in

Jul 17, 2023
Agency changes name “in response to the January 6 insurrection”
People

Spitfire Strategies named communications veteran Jen Carnig as its next president. After founding Spitfire and leading the firm for 21 years, Kristen Grimm has

Jul 17, 2023
Jen Carnig named president of Spitfire Strategies
Advertising

The financial woes for Twitter appear to be continuing as owner Elon Musk announced the platform is experiencing a nearly 50 percent drop in

Jul 16, 2023
Twitter ad revenue drops nearly 50 percent according to owner Elon Musk
People

BGR PR Principal Frank Ahrens, former vice president of global corporate communications for Hyundai Motor in Seoul and Washington Post reporter, pictured above, is

Jul 15, 2023
D.C.-area agency updates: Frank Ahrens heading BGR Analytics, CLYDE promotes Lilia Dashevsky and JConnelly adds Ryan Hughes
People

Capitol Communicator is featuring “Best Crew,” a profile series by Eli Meir Kaplan, a Washington, D.C.-based commercial photographer and director. The series

Jul 14, 2023
“Best Crew” features Wardrobe and Prop Stylist Alyssa Sadler
Social Media

Elon Musk and Twitter are being sued by former employees of the social-media network who allege the company failed to pay their promised

Jul 14, 2023
Musk and Twitter being sued by former employees for at least $500 million
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