The Martin Agency Creates Life-Sized Stop-Motion Video for Benjamin Moore
Attention, color lovers. To promote Benjamin Moore’s new Century line of paint, the creative team at The Martin Agency in Richmond wanted to
News Organizations “Plot a Common Strategy for Strengthening” Media
Representatives of more than 50 news organizations met in Washington on Jan. 17 “to plot a common strategy for strengthening news media. It was
Focus on DC: Destination DC and The Museum of the Bible
No other American city celebrates spring’s arrival like Washington, DC. The lure of the National Cherry Blossom Festival make DC a bucket-list
Facebook Flags Fake News
Facebook has begun flagging fake news or as Facebook calls it: “disputed” news, reports USA TODAY, which added: “A warning label is being slapped
The Burnout Epidemic
There’s an epidemic plaguing many companies these days: Worker burnout. A worker who used to take the lead on projects becomes uncommunicative in
Up Close and Personal: Getting to Know Scott Bushnell, Advertising Creative Director for the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Capitol Communicator is running a series featuring in-depth profiles of communicators in the mid-Atlantic. In this “Up Close and Personal” profile, we
“The Hill” Has Record Web Traffic in January
The Hill had record online traffic in January with 25 million unique visitors in the U.S., a 135 percent increase year-over-year,
Digital TV Players Eye Blockchain to Handle Digital Ad Transactions, Reports Ad Age
Advertisers and publishers could get help from Bitcoin technology, reports Ad Age, which, in part, added: “The idea of using blockchain to handle digital
“Trump Bump” Makes Cable News “Red Hot” in January
Viewership and ad spending for cable news have never been this strong months after a presidential election, reports Media Life Magazine, which added: “Then
Media Trend: American Homes Have Fewer TVs Now Than in 2009
Results from the U.S Energy Information Administration’s most recent Residential Energy Consumption Survey (RECS) show that an average of 2.3 televisions
People Worldwide Watch YouTube Videos a Billion Hours a Day
YouTube holds an almost unquantifiable mass of video, but parent company Google is working very hard to quantify just how much of it is
DC Brings “The Capital Of Inclusive Innovation” To SXSW
The Washington DC Economic Partnership (WDCEP) in collaboration with Events DC, the city’s convention and sports authority, and Mayor Muriel Bowser will, states
Crosby Adds Ian Potts as Digital Designer
Ian Potts joined Crosby Marketing Communications as a Digital Designer. He will support a wide variety of digital marketing and social media initiatives for
Ward Chamberlin Jr., Leading Architect of Public Broadcasting and President of WETA, Dies at 95
Ward Chamberlin Jr., a leading architect of the nation’s public broadcasting system who revitalized PBS stations in New York and Washington and nurtured
IABC World Conference Set for D.C. June 11 through 14
More than 1,000 business communication professionals from around the world will gather at the Washington Hilton June 11 through 14 to address major
