06.19.15
The New York Times and that Mobile State of Mind
The New York Times and that Mobile State of Mind
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04.23.15
Happy 10th Birthday YouTube
Today marks YouTube’s 10th anniversary – and 10 years of transforming the way we consume video content.
04.02.15
Funny or Die Office Brings Comedy and Innovative Messaging to Washington
What’s the point of a powerful message if you can’t break through the noise? These days, finding innovative ways to communicate is a top priority for politicians and corporations alike. […]
03.20.15
Old Tool, New Tricks
Old Tool, New Tricks
03.19.15
2016: Prepping for the Biggest Political Event in Media History
The race for 45th president of the United States is expected to be one of the most expensive in the country’s history. Just as presidential hopefuls assemble their teams and […]
02.18.15
Washington Post Takes Saturdays Off
In another sign of the changing media landscape, the Washington Post announced recently that it is discontinuing its Saturday newsstand edition. As reported in Washingtonian, readers interested in picking up […]
02.05.15
Shaping Tomorrow’s News?
It’s no secret that the “traditional” media landscape has been upended by numerous factors. First came the 24 hour news cycle, then the internet provided a place where any John or Jane Doe […]
12.15.14
Pulitzer Expansion Impacts Storytelling, Creates Opportunities for Organizations
In a time when we gather news from a growing number of sources, including blogs; online news organizations; broadcast outlets, etc., the Pulitzer Prize board established some new rules that […]
11.19.14
Social Media in Politics with Facebook Maneuver
From canvassing voters door-to-door and holding rallies to direct mail campaigns and television ads, there is no shortage of ways for politicians to reach potential voters. These days, however, modern […]
11.05.14
Mark Leibovich’s “Journalism Tips” Provide Valuable Insight on Reaching Targeted Audiences
It’s rare to get a reporter ‘on-the-record,’ but the New York Times’ Mark Leibovich has done just that in Benjamin Mullen’s recent piece in Poynter. In the interview, Leibovich gives his “5 journalism tips,” which […]