Job Security: “There is no such thing”
The subject of job security, or lack of it, was the focus of an article I found recently while cleaning out some old files.
Crisis communications: social media takes over pilot speculation in Toronto fiery landing
On February 17, Delta Air Lines flight DL4819 from Minneapolis to Toronto made, said one media report, a fiery landing at Toronto Pearson International
What does the “jolting” WPP news mean for communicators
By Phil Rabin WPP’s “jolting” news that it plans to merge BCW and Hill & Knowlton into a $1 billion megafirm called Burson
Communicator Spotlight: Q&A with Julie Parker, Formerly with ABC7 News in D.C., Now Running a PR Firm Focused on Law Enforcement Communications
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Communicator Spotlight: Q&A with Kimberly Adams, Host/Correspondent at Marketplace, America’s Largest Broadcast Business Program
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Communicator Spotlight: Q&A with Jennifer Davis, Emmy-Award-Winning D.C.-Based Journalist for Fox 5, Fox NewsEdge, CNN Newsource, Hearst and Other News Outlets
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Communicator Spotlight: Lisa Nicole Matthews, National Press Club President and AP’s Assignment Manager of U.S. Video
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Communicator Spotlight: Allison Seymour, Who Joined WUSA9’s “Get Up DC!” After Two Decades at FOX 5 DC
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Communicator Spotlight: Q&A with Karen Gray Houston Who Retired After Four Decades in News and is Author of “Daughter of the Boycott: Carrying on a Montgomery Family’s Civil Rights Legacy”
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Communicator Spotlight: Q&A with Andrea Roane, TV News Anchor and Reporter with WUSA-TV in Washington for 37 Years
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Communicator Spotlight: Q&A with Shawn Yancy, TV Reporter and News Anchor in Washington, D.C., for 20 Years
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Big Questions about Paying Big Bucks for Ads on the Big Game
By Phil Rabin For years, Americans have had a Super Bowl obsession. Whether it’s because of the ads, the halftime show, the game
Communicator Spotlight: Q&A with Andrea McCarren, Former Reporter for WUSA-TV in Washington, DC
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&
Capitol Communicator Spotlight: Q&A with Laura Evans, Former News Anchor at WTTG-TV Now Head of Laura Evans Media
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our interview
For Communicators, 2021 Brings More Questions than Answers
By Phil Rabin, Capitol Communicator editor As we enter a new year, normally, there is a sense of excitement and anticipation that the celebrations
