Insights

By Len Sullivan, Vice President, HighRock Bad news: you’re probably behind the curve. But don’t worry – everyone else is too. If you read Part 1 of this two-part series about trends in the AR and...

By Causal IQ: On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization officially changed its designation of the coronavirus from an epidemic to a pandemic. With its impact on the movement of people and goods, the...

By Jeffrey A. Davis, APR By now we’re all experiencing how the coronavirus has altered traditional office operations. Business as usual is still achievable, but it requires a grasp of the nuances and...

By Len Sullivan, Vice President, HighRock We live in a digital world. Traditional commodity-based transactions have been replaced with…well, nothing. A prime example of this is the music industry. Do you...

By Mike Smith, Senior Vice President, Yes& If the coronavirus has taught communicators one thing, it’s that crisis contingency planning is vital to any organization. Many companies are scrambling...

By Jeffrey Davis, APR With the coronavirus (COVID-19) elevated to global pandemic status, the phase of precautionary wait-and-see measures has passed, including for your communications...

March of Dimes is shining light on the maternal and infant health crisis in America, photographer Cade Martin tells Capitol Communicator.  He added that "it is impossible not to be affected by both the...

Since its launch in 2006, Twitter has taken small steps to fight false information, from uprooting bot accounts to banning political ads, states an item received by Capitol Communicator.  In 2020, the...

By Jeffrey Davis, APR The Iowa caucus digital disaster prompted many of us to question the confusing and not-so-reliable system. Neighbors gathering in churches and libraries to convince each other to...

A recent article in the Wall Street Journal by Daniela Hernandez explored a new condition that stems from people being a little too much attuned to alerts from their smartphones and smartwatches. One person...