02.21.14
Ever wonder why politicians always make their way to the couches of late-night TV? Other than the wide at-home and online audience, the relatively informal setting of late-night highlights another […]
02.21.14
The Washington Post announced that Emily Badger and Jason Millman will start writing for Wonkblog in early March. Badger is returning to the Post where she was once a sports […]
02.10.14
Ahead of the 2014 midterm elections and, of course, the 2016 presidential elections, CNN is making some staff moves. They announced NBC’s Michelle Kosinski is joining Jim Acosta and Team […]
02.04.14
The Wall Street Journal is adding to its energy team by bringing on Amy Harder from National Journal. Harder covered energy, environment, politics and justice, at NJ and reported for […]
02.03.14
Washington, DC— Blue Engine Message & Media is pleased to announce that Tiffany M. Edwards, former press secretary for the U.S. House of Representatives Education and the Workforce Committee and deputy […]
01.28.14
As the President lays out his vision during the State of the Union address, keep an ear out for a familiar rhetorical trick – using three examples to make the […]
01.27.14
Tankersley, who joined the Post in 2012 as a reporter on economic issues and contributor to the popular WonkBlog, will lead a staff of writers and “data wizards” in the […]
01.24.14
Thanks to DC Social (@SocialInDC) for reminding the twitterhood that tweets starting with @ have limited viewership. While most of us expect our followers to hinge on every sharp quip […]
01.16.14
Public officials live and die in the media and sometimes they think they can tame that beast. Take New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s 2 hour plus press conference last week. […]
01.16.14
Jim Rutenberg gets the glossy treatment. Capital New York announced the former The New York Times national political correspondent will slide into the Times magazine chief political correspondent role vacated […]