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Georgetown Cupcake Wins Washington Post Cupcake Wars 11/5/2008 It took 8 weeks, 141 varieties and extra gym time, but we found the best cupcake in town." More
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Election Night VIP Party Garners Top-Tier Media Attention 11/4/2008 Epic Media Relations Helps ElectionMall.com secure media attention for its VIP bash resulting in international media turnout including Reuters Television, The Hill and Bisnow to name a few. More
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Why it Pays to Have An Upfront PR Team 12/2/2008 By now most people have read about the big three automakers flying to Washington, DC in private jets to ask for a bailout. This is a PR nightmare to say the least. These CEO's had the type of PR team that were afraid of saying how this would be perceived or were unaware of how it would come across to the media at large. At Epic, we make it a point to hire only former journalists b/c newsroom experience is so important in predicting these types of situations. More
U.S. News & World Report To Shift Operations to Web 11/5/2008 The media landscape is changing everyday and Epic Media Relations is here to help you navigate it. Read more about this news magazine’s online shift. More
5 Do's and 5 Don'ts with the Media 0/0/0 There are countless opportunities to get your company in front of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of potential clients. More
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In Style Features Georgetown SKIN 12/1/2008 InStyle's National Correspondent, Katrina Szish, gets the scoop on what's new and what's next... More
Epic Media Relations Evolves Its Brand 11/7/2008 Epic Media Relations, an award-winning public relations agency, today announced the launch of the company's new Web site in partnership with Fathom Creative, Inc. More
DC Cupcakery Teaches the Ultimate Maven Martha Stewart a Thing or Two About Cupcakes 11/2/2008 The Georgetown Cupcake sisters demonstrate their Election Day sweets on the Martha Stewart Show. More

Big CEO's Fly Into Washington, DC on Private Jets

Date: 12/2/2008
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The corporate communications team or the agency servicing this account should have warned against how this would be looked upon given the company's current economic state. Strategy, tactics and a well thought out message platform could have alleviated the way this was covered in the news. To read article about the big three visit: http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/WallStreet/story?id=6285739.