Campaigns and Marketing Summit Set for Nov. 13 at National Press Club Capitol Communicator July 14, 2015 B to B, B to C, B to G, Top Center SponsoredCapitol Communicator is excited to announce its partnership with media companies Potomac Tech Wire and Campaigns and Elections to co-produce the Campaigns and Marketing Summit. Potomac Tech Wire covers the...
Campaigns Created by Crosby Marketing Communications Win Two Awards from National Association of Government Communicators Capitol Communicator July 9, 2015 Agency, B to GCampaigns created by Crosby Marketing Communications, a Capitol Communicator sponsor, won two awards from the National Association of Government Communicators. This annual, international awards program...
Mid-Atlantic Marketing Summit to Discuss Trends in Marketing Communications Capitol Communicator April 30, 2015 Advertising, B to B, B to G, Events, Marketing, Top Center SponsoredOnly a few tickets remain for Friday's Mid-Atlantic Marketing Summit. The Mid-Atlantic Marketing Summit is a major communications event examining emerging trends in marketing communications. Headlining the...
New Research Reveals Most Influential Digital Content During Federal Procurement Process Capitol Communicator March 17, 2015 B to GGovernment decision-makers rely on research reports, webinars, case studies and white papers for information and education during the federal buying process, according to the 2015 Federal Content Marketing...
ACT-IAC Awards Program to Recognize IT Innovations Making an Impact on Government Sage Communications January 20, 2015 Awards, B to G, Events, UncategorizedThe American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council's (ACT-IAC) Institute for Innovation will hold its 2015 Showcase and recognition program, which is open to all, on Feb. 5, 2015, at the...
“D.C. Influencers Spend More on Advertising and PR Than Lobbying,” States Report in Time Capitol Communicator January 19, 2015 Advertising, B to G, Communications, PR"Forget lobbying. When Washington, D.C.’s biggest trade associations want to wield influence, they often put far more of their money into advertising and public relations," according to a new Center for...
TriVision Opens D.C. Studio Capitol Communicator December 19, 2014 B to B, B to G, CommunicationsTriVision opened a studio inside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center on 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue. The new facility has a green-screen production studio, a color-changing curved...
SDI’s Launches Cyber Risk Communications Practice Capitol Communicator December 3, 2014 B to B, B to GSusan Davis International (SDI) has launched a Cyber Risk Communications Practice that will be led by Frank Cilluffo. Cilluffo will be joined by former Goldman Sachs Director of Global Security Rob Dannenberg;...
PRSA-NCC Holds Session on How Digital Advocacy Will Shape Public Affairs in 2015 Capitol Communicator November 24, 2014 B to G, DigitalAre Washington policymakers and staff actually paying attention to your social media posts? It may be surprisingly good news to public affairs offices that policymakers spend a considerable amount of time...
FCC Considering Whether to Punish Broadcasters for Saying “Redskins” Capitol Communicator October 12, 2014 B to G, Broadcasting, Communications, Media, Top Center SponsoredThe Federal Communications Commission is considering whether to punish broadcasters for using the word "Redskins" in reports about Washington's NFL team, reports Reuters, adding that it's a word "many consider...
