Research Finds Digital Ads Work and Can Increase Voter Turnout Among Millennials in Municipal Elections Capitol Communicator January 31, 2019 Advertising, Bottom Left Sponsored, Digital, Insights, Upper Left SponsoredWhile millions of dollars are spent every day on digital advertising, no research has found these ads actually work -- until now, states EurekAlert!, which added that Katherine Haenschen, assistant professor...
Stuart and Mazer Promoted at Crosby Marketing Capitol Communicator January 30, 2019 Agency, Bottom Left SponsoredCrosby Marketing Communications announced that Emmy Stuart has been promoted to Associate Strategist and Matt Mazer to Digital Program Manager. As an Associate Strategist, Stuart will help guide a wide...
Facebook and Google Face Heat on Media Layoffs, Reports The Hill Capitol Communicator January 29, 2019 Insights, Media, Top Center SponsoredCritics are targeting Facebook and Google after a week of high-profile layoffs in the media industry, pointing to their dominance over internet ads as the reason news outlets are struggling, reports The Hill,...
The Marketing Game with Josh Golden | Episode 8: John Siniff, Subject Matter Capitol Communicator January 29, 2019 Agency, Marketing, Upper Left SponsoredYes& has partnered with Capitol Communicator to create “The Marketing Game” video series. In The Marketing Game, Yes& challenges the D.C.-area’s best marketing minds to share their insights,...
People in the News: Elissa Dodge, Beth McNamara and Neville Letzerich Capitol Communicator January 29, 2019 PeopleElissa Dodge, Executive Vice President at D.C.-based Qorvis Communications, was honored as one of the Top Women in PR at the annual awards luncheon hosted by PR News in NYC. The Top Women in PR Awards,...
Marty Baron to Receive the Goldsmith Career Award for Excellence in Journalism Capitol Communicator January 28, 2019 Awards, Media, PeopleWashington Post Executive Editor Marty Baron will receive the Goldsmith Career Award for Excellence in Journalism which is presented by the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard...
Massive Layoffs Hit News Organizations: What/Who’s Next? Capitol Communicator January 27, 2019 Insights, Media, Top Center SponsoredMore wrenching pain is being felt in the media world as more than a thousand in the media industry are getting cut as part of a seemingly never-ending series of cutbacks. In fact, a Jan. 24 CNN headline...
D.C. Ranked as World’s Top Hub for Entrepreneurial Talent Capitol Communicator January 27, 2019 Bottom Left Sponsored, GeneralWashington, D.C., has been crowned as the city that's leading the way in talent competitiveness, thanks to its ability to attract and nurture entrepreneurs, whilst meeting the needs of being a...
Newseum Building in D.C. Sold to Johns Hopkins University; Media Museum to Relocate Capitol Communicator January 25, 2019 General, Media, Top Center SponsoredThe Newseum, prominently located on Pennsylvania Avenue in D.C., will close within a year and make way for a Johns Hopkins University center for graduate studies, under a deal that, states The Washington Post,...
The Hatcher Group Announces New Ownership Capitol Communicator January 25, 2019 Acquisitions, Agency, PRAmy Buckley and Amy Fahnestock have acquired Bethesda, MD-based strategic communications firm, The Hatcher Group. They acquired the firm from founder and president Ed Hatcher and co-owner Angie Cannon, who...
