“Social Media and the First Amendment” Set For NPC in D.C. on April 25 Capitol Communicator April 11, 2019 Events, Media, Top Right SponsoredIs the First Amendment still relevant in the age of social media? How can we be sure that what we’re reading and watching is true? What can social media platforms do to curtail the spread of misinformation...
Leadership Greater Washington To Honor Alex Orfinger, Executive Vice President of American City Business Journals, April 11, at Its 2019 Leadership Awards Dinner Capitol Communicator April 4, 2019 Awards, Media, Top Right SponsoredLeadership Greater Washington will honor Alex Orfinger, Executive Vice President of American City Business Journals and former publisher of the Washington Business Journal, with the 2019 LGW Leader of the...
On Tap Media and DC Fray to Combine Capitol Communicator March 28, 2019 Media, Top Right SponsoredAlexandria, VA-based monthly lifestyle and entertainment publication On Tap Media and D.C.-area social sports, events and media company DC Fray will combine to expand their regional media, entertainment and...
TEGNA to Acquire 11 TV Stations in Eight Markets Capitol Communicator March 20, 2019 Acquisitions, MediaTEGNA Inc., has entered into an agreement to acquire 11 local television stations in eight markets, including eight Big Four affiliates, for $740 million in cash. The proposed transaction with Nexstar Media...
Buzz in Baltimore: Remembering WBAL’s “Detour Dave”; Atcheson Joins R2integrated; Abel Adds Lance Jeff Davis March 15, 2019 Agency, Broadcasting, Digital, Media, PR, Upper Left SponsoredLongtime Baltimore radio traffic reporter Dave Sandler, who delivered traffic reports for more than 30 years on WBAL Radio and 98 Rock as “Detour Dave,” has died after a long illness, reports the station....
Regional Reporters Based in D.C. are an “Imperiled Breed” Capitol Communicator March 15, 2019 Insights, MediaRegional reporters who are based in Washington, D.C., and who serve as watchdogs on local congressional delegations and who pay close attention to how local issues are affected by the federal government are...
Publisher of Loudoun Tribune Newspaper Arrested, Accused of Defrauding Investors Capitol Communicator March 11, 2019 Bottom Left Sponsored, Media, PeopleThe publisher of a local newspaper in Northern Virginia has been arrested and is accused of defrauding investors in the newspaper company, reports NBC4 in Washington, D.C.. The report added that Brian Thomas...
The Washington Post to Debut Virtual Reality Experience at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival Capitol Communicator March 7, 2019 Events, Media, Top Center SponsoredThe Washington Post will debut a virtual reality adaptation of a story following a first-grader’s journey of trauma and loss after a school shooting at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival presented by AT&T,...
New Study States Washington Post is the Leading Digital News Source for Opinion Leaders Nationwide Capitol Communicator March 2, 2019 Media, Top Right SponsoredThe Washington Post has been named the leading digital news source for opinion leaders across the country, according to the 2018 Erdos & Morgan Opinion Leaders study. According to The Post, the study also...
Kiplinger Washington Editors Acquired by London-Based Dennis Publishing Capitol Communicator March 1, 2019 Media, Upper Left SponsoredKiplinger Washington Editors Inc., one of the oldest publishing companies in Washington, has been acquired by London-based Dennis Publishing, reports WTOP, which added that "Kiplinger was founded in 1920 in...
