“We are Dependent on a Free Press”, States Communications Community in Support of News Media Capitol Communicator August 16, 2018 Communications, Media, Top Center SponsoredMore than 300 news publications across the country - including The Baltimore Sun - joined together "to defend the role of a free press and denounce President Trump's ongoing attacks on the news media" in...
Your CEO Makes Your Brand Seem More Authentic, States Survey from D S Simon Media Capitol Communicator August 14, 2018 Bottom Left Sponsored, Communications, Insights, Media1 CommentFake news is on the increase and the result is significantly reduced trust, reports D S Simon Media, which added, that’s why "authenticity for a brand or non-profit has never been more important. But how do...
More Than 200 Publications Expected to Run Editorials Thursday on “Dangers of the Administration’s Assault on the Press “ Capitol Communicator August 13, 2018 Media, Top Center SponsoredTo counter what it describes as President Donald Trump’s “dirty war against the free press,” The Boston Globe is urging newspapers across the country to take a coordinated stand against his...
Tribune Media Files Billion Dollar Lawsuit Against Sinclair Broadcast Group Capitol Communicator August 10, 2018 B to B, Media, Top Right SponsoredA proposed merger that would have created the biggest U.S. television company collapsed when Tribune Media announced a $1 billion lawsuit against Sinclair Broadcast Group, which is based in Baltimore...
Sinclair Broadcast Group Launching CompulseOTT Capitol Communicator August 8, 2018 General, MediaBaltimore-based Sinclair Broadcast Group is launching a new over-the-top advertising platform exclusively focused on OTT advertising. CompulseOTT, a division of Sinclair, will offer advertisers commercials...
Newseum Pulls ‘Fake News’ T-Shirts Capitol Communicator August 5, 2018 General, Media, Top Center Sponsored1 CommentThe Newseum, "which caused a stir" after reports it was selling a T-shirt reading “You Are Very Fake News,”" pulled the shirts from its gift shop and online store, reports the New York Times. According...
D.C. Circuit Rules WMATA Can Reject Religious Ads Capitol Communicator August 5, 2018 Insights, MediaThe U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) did not violate the First Amendment when it refused to run an...
For the Baltimore Sun, It’s Goodbye Calvert Street Jeff Davis August 5, 2018 Media, Top Center SponsoredStaffers at The Baltimore Sun have moved from Calvert Street where the newspaper was headquartered since 1950 to offices near I-95 in Port Covington, site of The Sun's printing plant. Jean Marbella, Sun...
Fors Marsh Group Conducts 2018 State of First Amendment Survey Fors Marsh Group August 5, 2018 Agency, Bottom Left Sponsored, Insights, MediaFors Marsh Group (FMG) again partnered with the First Amendment Center of the Freedom Forum Institute, a programming and education partner of the Newseum, pictured above, to conduct the annual State of...
What Does “Off the Record” Mean? Capitol Communicator August 3, 2018 Insights, MediaMatt Flegenheimer of the New York Times has an on-the record post on "off the record". He writes that as as a national political reporter for The Times, "I have heard all manner of after-the-fact...
