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Communicators, Journalists mine finer points from topics of the day over dinner at Club
National Press Club members enjoyed another Roundtable Dinner for Communicators & Journalists on Jan. 19 in the Cosgrove Lounge. More than a dozen registered for the three-course dinner. “Our dinners feature lively discussion with fellow communicators and journalists on current topics we all face in our function and profession,” said Paul Minehart, a veteran Club member who started, and manages, the dinners. “Our recent dinner was no exception. We discussed how Southwest Airlines is handling its current reputational difficulties and debated the emerging use of artificial intelligence in…
Type: News
National Press Club Journalism Institute's Annual Report highlights impact of 2022 programs, services
The National Press Club Journalism Institute strengthened its services to journalists in Washington, D.C., and beyond through its virtual programming, daily newsletter and community initiatives in 2022. In a year when journalists faced challenges including decreased public trust and chaotic midterm elections, the Institute seized opportunities to serve 7,550 journalists, communicators, and members of the public, as outlined in its 2022 Annual Report, released Jan. 23 on its website. The report includes: A look at the Institute’s 13 educational programs held in 2022, which drew 3,365…
Type: News
Discovering Truth: How to Navigate Between Fact & Fiction in an Overwhelming Social Media World by Tim Love
Introducing the Timeliest Book of the Year Discovering Truth: How to Navigate Between Fact & Fiction in an Overwhelming Social Media World by Tim Love Meet the Author at the National Press Club in Washington, DC on February 1 at 9:30am Discovering Truth is an insight-filled exploration of the role of media in communications and how today’s social media affects trust in institutions and divides an increasingly polarized society. From the rise of fake news to destabilizing foreign and domestic extremist content, more information does not necessarily lead to…
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Comer is the new chairman of the House Oversight Committee now that the House of Representatives has elected its leadership and made committee assignments. Comer, who previously served as the ranking member of the House Oversight Committee when Democrats controlled the House, has said the Oversight Committee under Republican control will focus on rooting out waste, fraud, abuse and mismanagement in the federal government. Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., is now the ranking member. He also promised to investigate President Joe Biden's son Hunter for alleged "influence peddling"; the crisis at the…
House Oversight Chair James Comer previews committee investigations at Headliners Newsmaker, MONDAY
Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., will address Republican plans for congressional investigations at a National Press Club in-person Headliners Newsmaker on Monday, Jan. 30, at 10 a.m. in the Holeman Lounge. Note that the original location of the event in the Fourth Estate Room has changed. Comer will offer brief remarks followed by a question-and-answer session ending at 11 a.m. This Headliners Newsmaker event is open to credentialed media and Club members. Register online.
Type: News
Gilbert M. Grosvenor to talk about years of editing National Geographic Magazine, TODAY at 2 pm
Gilbert Grosvenor, the former chairman of the National Geographic Society and editor of its magazine, will talk about his half-century career with one of the world’s most recognizable magazines, at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 27, in the National Press Club's Grand Ballroom. Response has been high, so the event was moved from the Fourth Estate Room first, then the Holeman Lounge. Be sure to register in advance. Entry is free for members and $5 for nonmembers. Register online. Gilbert Grosvenor is former chairman of the National Geographic Society and editor of its magazine. Gilbert M. Grosvenor…
Type: News
Update-1: Maury Povich discusses success in changing TV industry, Part II
Longtime talk show host Maury Povich says these days a niche audience is needed to have a successful daytime television show. Povich, whose syndicated show "Maury" ended a record 31-year run in the fall, also discusses the advice he offers young journalists trying to launch a TV news career, in the latest Update-1 podcast. In this second of a two-part interview with Broadcast/Podcast Team member Gemma Puglisi, Povich explains the pressure he felt to succeed during his years as a talk show host and why playing golf became so important to him. Listen to Part 1 of the interview with Povich for…
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Journalism Institute newsletter The Latest has resumed publication
The National Press Club Journalism Institute's newsletter, The Latest, came back from its fall hiatus on Jan. 17. To find back issues, click here. The Latest is written and edited by the NPCJI staff: Beth Francesco and Holly Butcher Grant. Send them your questions and suggestions for topics to cover. A recent issue of the newsletter included these journalism aids: Why so many humanitarian crises are ‘forgotten’, and 5 ideas to change that Make your reporting less polarizing with this Trusting News guide Working collaboratively with design and development. You can also stay in touch with the…
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Embassy Press Attaché Mixer
The National Press Club cordially invites embassy press attachés to join Club members for an exclusive reception on Tuesday, March 14, from 6-8 p.m. The bi-annual press attaché mixer aims to bring together Washington’s diplomatic community with the National Press Club’s vibrant network of journalists. The event, which is sponsored by the Club’s International Correspondents Committee, is an opportunity for journalists to build relations with embassy officials from the countries they cover. Drinks and small bites will be provided.
Type: Event