Washington Post Website Had Digital Audience of 88.7 Million in September
The Washington Post website had a digital audience of more than 88 million in September 2019, reports The Post, adding that this represents an
Radio Ratings for September: WTOP Tops in D.C.; WWIN-FM Wins in Baltimore
According to DCRTV, the local radio ratings for the month of September for the D.C. and Baltimore markets show: Washington: 1) WTOP, 2)
Design Army Launches “Eyes Say More than Words” Campaign for Georgetown Optician
The Washington D.C.-based agency Design Army has established “a fabulously quirky history with the brand stretching back to the long-form ad,
Facebook Advertisers Focus on Video
Facebook advertisers can’t seem to get enough video, reports Digital News Daily, which noted that in the third quarter of 2019, Nanigans‘ advertising
Tysons Agency WHITE64 Puts Spotlight on New Production Studio
Tysons agency WHITE64 launched a new production studio, WHITE64 Studios, at a party on October 17. Located on the second floor of the WHITE64
D.C. Agency Updates: Fenton, Design Army and Porter Novelli
Rachel Henderson joined Fenton’s D.C. office as Senior Vice President of Corporate Social Good. According to Fenton, Henderson, shown above, brings the
U.S. Army Targets Gen Zers in New “What’s Your Warrior?” Marketing Campaign
The U.S. Army will launch a marketing campaign, “What’s Your Warrior?”, in November that showcases the opportunities for today’s youth to
Howard University and Amazon Studios Launch Howard Entertainment
Howard University and Amazon Studios have launched Howard Entertainment, a program designed to diversify the entertainment industry by creating a pipeline for African-American
Women in Marketing Making C-Suite Gains
Women are making gains in the C-suite, at least when it comes to top marketing jobs, reports Ad Age. The Ad Age item
The Washington Post “Reimagines News on TV with New Reading Experience”
The Washington Post reports that it is “revolutionizing how people can interact with news with the launch of a unique, highly-visual app for
Capitol File Ends Print Edition but Expected to Continue Online
More consolidation is underway at regional publisher Modern Luxury, which is shutting down the print editions of two more magazines, reports the New York
WWPR Names Three Finalists for Woman of the Year Award
Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR) announced the three finalists for its Woman of the Year Award. This 2019 year marks the 30th anniversary
National Geographic Podcast Returns After a Million Downloads
The second season of “Overheard at National Geographic” will air October 15, reports Publishers Daily, which added that National Geographic is bringing the podcast
The Martin Agency Releases Its First CarMax Campaign
The Martin Agency released its first campaign for CarMax, since it landed the Richmond-based account in April. Called “The Way It Should Be,
Porter Novelli Adds Joe Farren as Managing Director of D.C. Office
Porter Novelli hired Joe Farren, formerly an EVP at Weber Shandwick’s public affairs division Powell Tate, as MD of the Omnicom agency’s
