contact@campfirecomm.com
  • About
  • Services
  • Clients
  • Careers
  • Contact
Maryland Advocacy and Public Relations Maryland Advocacy and Public Relations
  • About
  • Services
  • Clients
  • Careers
  • Contact

Archives

Tag Archives for: "washington post"
Home /
0
By Campfire Communications
In insights, media relations, message development, online advertising, political communications
Posted August 2, 2013

Not your father’s newspaper: How the press hunts for revenue in the 21st century

We’ve written several times about the tough economic straits facing today’s media organizations. Revenue is dwindling and newsrooms are shrinking, meaning the content your favorite [...]

READ MORE
0
By Campfire Communications
In corporate reputation, crisis communications, insights, media relations, message development
Posted May 13, 2013

Lesson from the IRS media call: Better come prepared

Few stories light a fire under journalists more than allegations of abuse by powerful government or corporate interests.  Even if they don’t always get the facts right, the press takes its [...]

READ MORE
0
By Campfire Communications
In insights, message development, online advertising, political communications
Posted March 20, 2012

Petroleum industry ramps up gas price messaging

A spike in gas prices isn’t great for the consumer, but it’s not discouraging the oil and gas industry from spending big to get its message out. The American Petroleum Institute has [...]

READ MORE
0
By Campfire Communications
In insights, morning embers
Posted May 17, 2011

Morning embers: Alabama tornadoes, unethical PR, and tricks of the trade show

1) PR firm’s pitch on behalf of client raises ethical questions (Media Bistro) — Burson Marsteller’s attempts to start a whispering campaign against Google backfire – and [...]

READ MORE
0
By Campfire Communications
In insights, media relations, morning embers, political communications
Posted April 12, 2011

Morning embers: The power of story-telling, press release blunders, and the changing face of political punditry

1) Using stories to persuade (Harvard Business Review) — Author John Baldoni writes that if you need to make an argument about an issue about which you feel very strongly, don’t use [...]

READ MORE
©2026 Campfire Communications, LLC. All rights reserved.