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Inequality the hot early topic at Davos

Frank Washkuch January 25, 2012

Media coverage from the World Economic Forum in Davos is so far focusing on inequality between the "haves" and "have-nots" as income and quality of life disparity loom large as 2012 political issues.

Former MF Global chief of staff joins MWW

Danielle Drolet November 16, 2011

NEW YORK: MWW Group has hired Josh Zeitz, former chief of staff at bankrupt brokerage MF Global, as SVP of corporate affairs.

Google snares top No 10 aide Tim Chatwin to take top comms role

David Singleton, PRWeek UK September 08, 2011

LONDON: Google has confirmed that one of David Cameron's closest aides is set to take up a top comms role at the tech giant.

MWW hires Rep. Weiner's former comms director

Beth Krietsch August 04, 2011

NEW YORK: Dave Arnold, former communications director for Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY), has joined MWW Group as VP.

Ogilvy taps Pelosi director to lead public affairs

Jaimy Lee December 14, 2010

WASHINGTON: Ogilvy PR hired House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's longtime communications director Brendan Daly to lead the firm's public affairs group.

DC Influencer: Rachna Choudhry, Popvox

February 01, 2012

Rachna Choudhry, cofounder and CMO of Popvox, highlights how the advocacy website amplifies the public's message to Congress.

Can President Obama effect a comms reversal with voters in the next year?

November 01, 2011

A lot can happen in one year.

Organizations tread carefully to gain super committee's ear

Chris Daniels November 01, 2011

With a Thanksgiving week deadline looming for the congressional "super committee," lobbyists have under a month for their messages to be heard by the panel.

Lowdown: Expressions of youth

October 01, 2011

Global youth forum One Young World, with help from market research firm YouGovStone, surveyed 9,240 20- to 29-year-olds in 21 countries.

Lowdown: Social media on the Hill

September 01, 2011

Congress is often viewed as slow to adapt to change, but ts attitude is shifting when it comes to using social media to reach its constituents.

Campaign Blog Posts

The race for the White House affects more than just the candidates. From nonprofits to Big Pharma to the energy industry, all organizations are pushing candidates to address the issues that matter to them. They're also reaching out directly to the public. All of this - and more - can be found at The Cycle.