Brian Williams Position on Most-Trusted List Tumbles
Before Brian Williams apologized for exaggerating an account of a forced helicopter landing during the Iraq war, he ranked as the 23rd-most-trusted
Gannett Considers Selling Tysons Corner Headquarters
Gannett, publisher of USA Today and other newspapers and media properties, will consider selling its headquarters and relocating, Chief Executive Gracia C. Martore told
Charlie Brotman Joins Reingold LINK as Senior Adviser
D.C.-based strategic communications and stakeholder engagement firm Reingold LINK adds Charlie Brotman as senior adviser to the firm and its clients. At
Should We Trust Brian Williams Again?
The #1 news anchor in America, Brian Williams, is paying the price due to his lie about coming under enemy fire in Iraq and
Feb. 23 is Regular Deadline for Virginia Public Relations Awards; Final Deadline is March 2
If you want to be in the spotlight in the 68th Virginia Public Relations Awards, the regular deadline is Feb. 23 ($75 for members;
Denise Aube Promoted to Executive Vice President at Crosby Marketing Communications
Denise Aube has been promoted to executive vice president at Crosby Marketing Communications. Aube, who is Crosby’s Healthcare Practice leader, has more than
Between Downs and Fumbles
The DC ad community/DC Ad Club came together last night to critic the NFL Super Bowl XLIX ads that Capitol Communicator assumes most
Sage’s Super Bowl 2015 Ads Analysis – Winners and Losers
As the dust settles from a terrific Super Bowl, which saw the Patriot’s eek out a victory over the Seahawks, we want to
Stepping Up: Ray Glendening, Courtney Sieloff and Jennifer Heilman; Plus RMR Promotes Three
Direct Impact, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Burson-Marsteller, announced the addition of Ray Glendening as a senior vice president responsible for developing new
Super Bowl 2015: Strange Calls from Coaches and Advertisers
By Dave Marinaccio, Chief Creative Officer, LMO Advertising Super Bowl XLIX was defined by strange calls from both coaches and advertisers. On the field,
PBS Civil War Series to be Filmed in Virginia
PBS selected Virginia as the filming location for a new Civil War television series that is a blend of hospital drama and family saga.
Local Businesses Find Lower-Cost Way to Get Exposure on Super Bowl
While much of the hype related to Super Bowl commercials is directed to national ads, many regional advertisers were making a splash in a
Cision to Retire Vocus Name
Last year, when Cision, Vocus and Visible Technologies became one company, they said the combined entity would move forward as Cision. Now, Cision announced
Scandling Joins Ogilvy/DC as SVP for Corporate and Public Affairs
Longtime Capitol Hill Chief of Staff and Press Secretary Dan Scandling has joined Ogilvy Washington as senior vice president for corporate and public affairs.
Super Tacky!
For many communicators, Sunday’s Super Bowl also was an annual debate about which Super Bowl ad campaigns had the most impact is fun
