Facebook Can Track Your Browsing Even After You’ve Logged Out, Judge Rules
A judge dismissed a lawsuit accusing Facebook of tracking users’ web browsing activity even after they logged out of the social networking site, reports

Greta Van Susterenan Writes Book on Social Media
You could call Greta Van Susterenan an early adopter, reports TVNewser, which added that she “co-hosted CNN’s first show about the law,

Ice Cream Survey: Do You Prefer the Same Flavors as Most Americans?
While vanilla ice cream continues to reign supreme as America’s favorite, chocolate-filled flavors dominate the top-five bestselling ice cream flavors according

Cade Martin Photographs Cover of Trend & Tradition: The Magazine of Colonial Williamsburg
By Cade Martin Growing up in Richmond, VA, trips just an hour or so southeast to Colonial Williamsburg were common weekend fare. I have

NY Times Staff Facing Cuts
More than 400 New York Times staffers in NYC participated in a walkout to show solidarity with colleagues from the newspaper’s copy desk,

Around the Region: Home Builder Settles Misleading Ads Allegations, Reports Baltimore Sun
The Maryland attorney general’s office has entered into a settlement with affiliated companies that allegedly misled consumers to entice them into buying property

Cision Merges with Capitol Acquisition Corp. III and Will Trade on New York Stock Exchange
The parent company of Cision, a leading global provider of cloud-based earned media solutions, and Capitol Acquisition Corp. III, a publicly traded investment

Nominations Accepted Through July 14 for WWPR’s Emerging Leaders Awards
Nominations are being accepted through July 14 for Washington Women in Public Relations’ (WWPR) Emerging Leaders Awards. The awards honor six outstanding young women

BBC News Betting on Instagram Stories Over Snapchat, Reports Digiday
BBC News is getting more ambitious with off-platform distribution, particularly for video. But for now, that strategy is fixed on Facebook, Instagram and

PRSA-NCC President Relocating, President-Elect to Assume Position
Laura Bynum, president of the Public Relations Society of America’s National Capital Chapter (PRSA-NCC) and a PRSA-NCC Diamond Award honoree, is

Facebook Now Has Two Billion Monthly Active Users
“We’re getting to a size where it’s worth really taking a careful look at what are all the things that we can

WPP Thrown into “Chaos” by Cyberattack, Reports AdAge
WPP has been thrown into chaos by a cyberattack that, according to an internal Y&R memo, is causing the company to suspend

Up Close and Personal: Getting to Know Gillian Goodman, Creative Director/ Director of Luxury Brands, HZDG
Capitol Communicator is running a series featuring an in-depth look at communicators in the mid-Atlantic. In this “Up Close and Personal” post,

Google Ends Controversial Ad Format
Google is stopping one of the most controversial advertising formats: ads inside Gmail that scan users’ email contents. The decision didn’t come from

Marketers Take Note: Our Nation’s Population is Aging, Reports the U.S. Census Bureau
Note to marketers: “Our nation’s population has a distinctly older age profile than it did 16 years ago”, according to new U.S.

