by Jennifer Curley | May 9, 2018
        Public trust in the media is low (or so says 90% of what we read on the internet). In DC, where newsfeeds are flooded with politics, policy and excessive clickbait, it’s even worse. For those trying to establish themselves as a trusted source in DC, cries of “fake news” (whether real or unfounded) are creating […]
     
        
        
    
    
        
        
 by Julie Crimmins | January 5, 2015
        As a Washington, D.C.-based public affairs firm specializing in communications programs supporting government relations and lobbying initiatives, not a week goes by when we don’t find a client, partner or prospect asking us about the impact of social media on reaching congressional staffers: “Should we be using social media to reach congressional offices?” “How important […]