The Washington Post “Reimagines News on TV with New Reading Experience” Capitol Communicator October 14, 2019 Bottom Left Sponsored, MediaThe Washington Post reports that it is "revolutionizing how people can interact with news with the launch of a unique, highly-visual app for reading stories on TV. Available now on Amazon Fire TV and Apple...
Capitol File Ends Print Edition but is Expected to Continue Online Capitol Communicator October 10, 2019 Bottom Left Sponsored, MediaMore consolidation is underway at regional publisher Modern Luxury, which is shutting down the print editions of two more magazines, reports the New York Post. The Post's post stated that "Michael Clements...
Layoffs at ‘Sports Illustrated’ Spark “Rebellion” by Staff, Reports NPR Capitol Communicator October 7, 2019 Media, Top Center SponsoredThe "revered" 65-year-old Sports Illustrated magazine is in a state of bedlam, reports NPR, as managers told staff members last week "that about half the newsroom would be laid off, according to two people...
University of Maryland’s Diamondback to Publish Online Only Starting in March Capitol Communicator October 1, 2019 General, Media, Top Center SponsoredAfter more than a century in print, the independent, student-run newspaper at the University of Maryland, College Park — The Diamondback — will publish online only beginning in March, reports The...
OH, THAT’S GOOD: Capitol Communicator: Keeping Us All Connected Matt Smith September 30, 2019 Bottom Left Sponsored, Media, Oh, That's Good1 CommentBy Matt Smith I recall the day as if it was yesterday, only it was several years ago. I was in a boardroom with Paul Duning and we were talking about how the advertising, marketing and media industries...
Maryland Updates: Bay Weekly to Close; Kapowza Creates Campaign for Figure; Hires at Northeast Maglev and More Jeff Davis September 30, 2019 Advertising, MediaEditor and publisher Sandra Olivetti Martin announced in her column that the Annapolis-based Bay Weekly will be closing. Martin wrote that "at the end of this year, Bay Weekly will retire,” but she also...
Sun’s Andrew Green Named VP for Communications at Johns Hopkins Jeff Davis September 29, 2019 Bottom Left Sponsored, Communications, Media, PRAndrew A. Green, a veteran reporter and editor who has spent the past decade leading the opinion section at The Baltimore Sun, has been appointed vice president for communications at Johns Hopkins University....
Communicator Summit in Baltimore to Deliver ‘Charm City Feel’ With Media, Booster, Activist and Critic Voices Capitol Communicator September 19, 2019 Events, Media, Top Center SponsoredThis year’s Communicator Summit in Baltimore will have a Charm City feel with keynotes and presentations by media and commentators, a prominent Baltimore activist, event promoters, local businesses and...
Cokie Roberts, Respected Journalist, Dies at 75 Capitol Communicator September 17, 2019 Media, People, Upper Left SponsoredCokie Roberts, the veteran NPR and ABC Washington journalist, died Tuesday. A trailblazing reporter who won three Emmys and was named a “Living Legend” by the Library of Congress over her four-decade...
The Washington Post launches Zeus Prime, a premium network for brands and publishers Capitol Communicator September 17, 2019 Advertising, Media, Top Center SponsoredThe Washington Post today announced Zeus Prime, an automated way for advertisers to buy premium advertising against highly viewable inventory directly on The Washington Post in real-time. In a guest blog post,...
