One-in-Five U.S. Newsroom Employees Live in NYC, LA or D.C. Capitol Communicator October 25, 2019 Media, Upper Left SponsoredNew York, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., are the financial, entertainment and political capitals of the United States, reports the Pew Research Center, "and that may help explain why they are home to a...
D.C. Agency Updates: Levick, Sensis and Yes& Capitol Communicator October 24, 2019 AgencyChina Telecom’s U.S. unit hired D.C.-based Levick Strategic Communications for a public affairs campaign and crisis communications counsel/support/services on an as-needed basis, according to the...
TV Ratings High in D.C. and Houston for World Series Capitol Communicator October 23, 2019 Upper Left SponsoredWhile national number for the first two games of the World Series have been down from last year’s Fall Classic, reports TVNewsCheck, there are at least two markets where lots of folks are glued to their...
Stop the Presses! Is USA Today’s Print Edition Headed for History as Focus Shifts to Digital? Capitol Communicator October 21, 2019 Insights, Top Center SponsoredUSA Today and its digital sites are about to undergo a major restructuring that will include building up digital marketing while phasing out the print edition, states Poynter. According to Poynter, the deal...
D.C.-Area Agency Updates: FORA Partners, Invariant and U.Group Capitol Communicator October 21, 2019 AgencyObama White House alum Campbell Spencer and Republican campaign strategist and corporate consultant Max Hamel launched a public affairs agency called FORA Partners ("FORA"). A release stated that FORA...
Brands Engaging Younger Customers at Deeper Level Capitol Communicator October 21, 2019 B to C, Digital, InsightsMore Gen Zers and millennials are using their phones as a primary mobile viewing device, states Adweek, but, continued the post, "there are marked differences in their content viewing habits, according to...
Washington Post Website Had Digital Audience of 88.7 Million in September Capitol Communicator October 21, 2019 Digital, Insights, Media, Top Center SponsoredThe Washington Post website had a digital audience of more than 88 million in September 2019, reports The Post, adding that this represents an audience growth "of 3.7 percent year-over-year, according to...
Radio Ratings for September: WTOP Tops in D.C.; WWIN-FM Wins in Baltimore Capitol Communicator October 20, 2019 Bottom Left Sponsored, MediaAccording to DCRTV, the local radio ratings for the month of September for the D.C. and Baltimore markets show: Washington: 1) WTOP, 2) WAMU and WMMJ, 4) WGTS, 5) WHUR and WASH, 7) WMAL, 8) WBIG, 9) WPGC,...
