So, let’s start with media. What role does media play in politics today? What do you even think of when I use the term media? I ask because media can mean different […]
Media, Publicity and Marketing in Politics
Margaret Lawson
As a broadcast and print Journalist, Margaret covers news and politics. In her media relations role, she advises on local, state and national political campaigns, advocates for the disabled and is a Certified Peer & Family Mentor at The Reeve Foundation. She is a member of the National Press Club, and the Society of Professional Journalists DC Chapter. She is a Past Editor of Dateline. Margaret has judged the Green Eye Shade Awards, the Dateline Awards and the DMA Excellence in Journalism Awards. She writes a monthly column for the Washington Women in Public Relations blog.
Killing your Campaign in a Soundbite
Previously, we had enjoyed several Republican Party presidential debates, so it was only right and fitting that we would tune in to CNN to watch the first of the Democratic Party presidential […]
Chavetz Accelerates the Republican War on Women
Given that Chafffetz has been married to a woman since 1991, and has two daughters, his demeanor yesterday was shocking. What is life like in that household? Is he as venomous towards the three women in his household as he was to Cecile Richards? It appears to be timely for the Utah child protection agency to pay a visit to his house.
The Refugee Crisis
The Gulf States have not been welcoming at all to refugees. There is no focus on that fact in the main-stream media. Why not? Simply put, these are extremely wealthy countries with access to the best in PR messaging. Their response to date has been that they are donating funds to refugee organizations.
The Ultimate Public Relations Machine
I will leave you with the definition of the noun, and a reminder that Freidrich Drumpf’s grandson may epitomize the American Dream. After all, what’s in a name?
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