The Washington Post announces 2023 class of Academic Year Fellows from Howard University’s Cathy Hughes School of Communications and the University of Maryland’s Philip Merrill College of Journalism
The Washington Post announced its 2023 class of Academic Year Fellows who will cover sports, edit breaking news and enterprise stories, produce audio, and
Agency CEO shares benefits of turning 50, including “I am just getting started”
By Maurisa Potts, Founder and CEO of Alexandria, VA,-based Spotted MP Recently I celebrated my 50th birthday. Fifty years is a long time,
CNN’s Wolf Blitzer will be a Lifetime Achievement Honoree at 44th Annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards
One of the most celebrated and longest tenured anchors in cable news history is receiving one of the TV business’ highest honors, reports TV
WUSA Washington adds Chick Hernandez as 11 p.m. sports anchor
WUSA Washington has hired Chick Hernandez as its 11 p.m. sports anchor and lead anchor for the upcoming Commanders NFL season. reports TV
Anya Grundmann, NPR’s top programming executive, to step down after nearly 30 years at the network
NPR’s top programming executive, Anya Grundmann, will step down at the end of the year after nearly three decades at the network. According
Carol Randolph, host of morning and public-affairs TV programs aimed at African Americans in D.C., dies at 82
Carol Randolph, who spent 17 years as the host of morning and public-affairs TV programs aimed at African American viewers in the D.
Patrick Paolini, Senior Vice President and General Manager of FOX 5 DC/WTTG, promoted to Executive Vice President of Ad Sales for Fox Television Stations
Patrick Paolini is leaving his position as Senior Vice President and General Manager of FOX 5 DC/WTTG after ten years in the role,
Roger Vilsack, “a creative force in the Washington advertising community for decades,” has died
Roger Vilsack, a product of the ‘Don Draper’ era of advertising, has died. He was 81 years old. According to his obit, Wilsack led
D.C.-area people in the news: Greg Roche, Charlie Brotman and William “Bill” Rolle
iHeartMedia’s WWDC (DC101)/Washington, DC Music Director and afternoon personality Greg Roche exits the Alternative outlet after 22 years. He joined the station
IPC adds Michelle Leff Mermelstein, APR, as senior director of media engagement
IPC added Michelle Leff Mermelstein, APR, as senior director of media engagement to its staff at IPC’s office in Washington, D.C. In
Darren Haynes, Emmy Award-winning Sports Anchor, exits WUSA9 for LA’s KCBS/KCAL
Darren Haynes. an eleven-time Emmy Award-winning Sports Anchor, has left D.C.-based WUSA9. His last broadcast was Aug. 16. “After talking
Matt White, president and CEO of WHITE64, to exit the Tysons, VA, agency
Matt White, president and CEO of WHITE64, an agency based in Tysons, VA, announced on social media that it’s “hard to believe that
ABC News and NBC News name new White House correspondents
ABC News has signed CNN Beijing-based correspondent Selina Wang to be its new senior White House correspondent, reports TV Newser. Wang, left in
GenNext Media, dba Surefire Local, promotes Sadaf Atashbarghi-Nehr to Chief Marketing Officer
GenNext Media, dba Surefire Local, Vienna, VA, has promoted Sadaf Atashbarghi-Nehr to Chief Marketing Officer. According to a release, “Sadaf Atashbarghi-Nehr has
UMD’s Philip Merrill College of Journalism mourns passing of founding dean Ray Hiebert
Ray Eldon Hiebert, founding dean of the University of Maryland’s Philip Merrill College of Journalism, died Aug. 5 in Carmel, Calif. He was
