Facebook May Face Multi-Billion-Dollar Fine For Privacy Lapses Capitol Communicator February 17, 2019 Social Media, Top Center SponsoredThe Federal Trade Commission and Facebook are negotiating over a multi-billion dollar fine that would settle the agency’s investigation into the social media giant’s privacy practices, according to two...
MilkPEP Launches BUILT WITH CHOCOLATE MILK Campaign Featuring Al Horford of Boston Celtics Capitol Communicator February 14, 2019 B to C, Digital, Marketing, Top Center SponsoredThe Milk Processor Education Program (MilkPEP), based in Washington, D.C., launched a national bilingual BUILT WITH CHOCOLATE MILK TV and digital campaign featuring professional basketball All-Star Al...
WHITE64 Releases Spot Featuring Mixed Race, Same-Sex Couple as Part of CFP Board Public Awareness Campaign Capitol Communicator February 12, 2019 Agency, B to C, Top Center Sponsored WHITE64 released a spot for the CFP Board (Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards). The spot, which premiered Feb. 11, is the latest execution in a multimedia public awareness campaign...
Oh, That’s Good: A Very, Very, Very Cool Agency Matt Smith February 11, 2019 Agency, Oh, That's Good, Top Center SponsoredBy Matt Smith When I started this " Oh, That's Good" series, my primary goal was to feature individual examples of good work that I’ve seen around town. But for this column I’m afraid I’m going to...
Baltimore Beat Returns on March 6 Jeff Davis February 10, 2019 Media, Top Center SponsoredBaltimore Beat, the alternative news organization that ceased publishing in 2018, announced plans to return on March 6, one year to the day that the paper was closed. Since the closure, Beat co-founder...
“Truth on Trial” Set for Feb. 26 at Schar School of Policy & Government Capitol Communicator February 8, 2019 Events, Top Center Sponsored“Truth on Trial”, set for 1:30 - 3:00 pm on Feb. 26 at the Schar School of Policy & Government in Arlington, VA, will discuss how today’s communicators navigate a world where “fake news,”...
Meet Cade Martin – Photographer Extraordinaire Matt Smith February 5, 2019 Oh, That's Good, People, Profiles, Top Center Sponsored1 CommentBy Matt Smith Before I introduce this week’s batch of good work in the metro D.C. area, I want to take a quick moment to say thank you to everyone who has embraced this new Capitol Communicator column and...
Gannett Rejects Proposal to be Acquired Capitol Communicator February 5, 2019 B to B, Media, Top Center SponsoredGannett Co., based in McLean, VA, said Monday that its board has unanimously rejected an unsolicited proposal to be acquired by media company MNG Enterprises Inc., also known as Digital First Media, saying the...
Washington Post Airs Super Bowl Spot About “Critical Work of Reporters” Capitol Communicator February 4, 2019 Media, Top Center SponsoredThe Washington Post premiered a 60-second message during Super Bowl LIII highlighting the "critical work of reporters and the role that work plays in Americans’ everyday lives. A first for The Post, the spot...
Super Bowl Ads “Sidestepped Anything that Might Offend” Capitol Communicator February 4, 2019 Advertising, Insights, Top Center SponsoredPepsi should have chosen a different slogan for its ads during this year's Super Bowl, states NPR, which added that he company's slogan "was "More than okay." Well, not really. In fact, most of the...
