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People

So Others Might Eat (SOME) has honored Washington Post Columnist John Kelly with The Father Horace McKenna Humanitarian Award in recognition of his leadership

Nov 7, 2022
WaPo’s John Kelly receives humanitarian award from D.C. non-profit So Others Might Eat
Insights

Elon Musk said Friday, Nov. 4, that Twitter has seen a “massive drop in revenue,” as a growing number of advertisers pause spending on

Nov 6, 2022
Twitter sees “massive drop” in revenue states Elon Musk
People

Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR) named Gemma Puglisi, Assistant Professor of Public Communication at American University, its 2022 Woman of the Year. Established

Nov 4, 2022
WWPR names Gemma Puglisi, Assistant Professor of Public Communication at American University, its 2022 Woman of the Year
PR

Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR) will name its 2022 Washington PR Woman of the Year today, Nov. 4, at the 33rd annual Washington

Nov 4, 2022
WWPR to name 2022 Washington PR Woman of the Year today
Agency

Crosby Marketing Communications has been ranked #1 largest advertising agency and #1 PR firm by the Baltimore Business Journal. The rankings are based on

Nov 2, 2022
Crosby Ranked #1 Ad Agency and #1 PR Firm by Baltimore Business Journal
Agency

While Ocean City’s new campaign won’t be officially rolled out until the spring, resort officials and stakeholders got a sneak peak of

Nov 2, 2022
“Ocean City: Somewhere To Smile About” is new OC slogan
Media

The Washington Post is launching “The 7” podcast, hosted by Jeffrey Pierre, above, giving listeners an essential digest of the stories they need to

Nov 2, 2022
WaPo’s ‘The 7’ launches as morning podcast targeting younger audiences
Social Media

Interpublic Group, the advertising giant, has advised clients that work with its large Mediabrands ad-buying group to “pause” spending on Twitter for the

Nov 1, 2022
Mediabrands ad-buying group to “pause” Twitter spending
Events

Don’t miss the most comprehensive conference of the year for advertising, marketing, public relations and media professionals. With 27 sessions, over 80 speakers

Nov 1, 2022
The Mid-Atlantic Marketing Summit, PR Summit DC and ADWKDC are Thursday, November 3
Acquisitions

LandrumHR, a full-service human resources firm, has announced the acquisition of Ceres Talent, Inc. Founded in 2018, Ceres Talent is a national marketing

Nov 1, 2022
Ceres Talent Joins LandrumHR Brand Family
Agency

APCO Worldwide adds Ami Copeland as the new head of public affairs in Washington, D.C. Prior to joining APCO, Copeland was an executive

Oct 31, 2022
APCO Worldwide adds Ami Copeland as head of public affairs in D.C.
Brand Creep

Capitol Communicator is running an industry commentary series by Dennis Goris, president and creative director at Goris Communications. You can find more Brand Creep

Oct 31, 2022
Be Bold
People

The Washington Association of Black Journalists (WABJ) announced five winners of its first annual “Special Honors Awards.” The awards will be presented at a

Oct 31, 2022
WABJ hosts”Special Honors Awards” to recognize achievements of notable Black journalists and communications professionals
People

Howard Bernstein, former WUSA meteorologist in D.C. and freelancer on WJZ in Baltimore, is now news anchor at WTAJ in Altoona, PA, on

Oct 31, 2022
Howard Bernstein, former WUSA and WJZ meteorologist, joins WTAJ, Altoona, as news anchor
Agency

Virginia’s inspector general is looking into whether the state tourism office broke state procurement rules when it signed a $268,000 contract with

Oct 29, 2022
Virginia inspector general investigating ad produced by POOLHOUSE
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