Be Heard.
Advancing
policy means getting your ideas in front of the right people.
Meadowbrook and its clients are being heard:
In The Trade Press:
Long-time New Jersey broadcast company Press
Communications has a plan to give television viewers in New Jersey and
Delaware the stations they were promised in the Communications Act, and
the trade press has taken notice:
"PMCM TV Wants to Move Stations to NJ," Elizabeth
Jensen, TVWeek TVBizWire (Los Angeles, CA, June
2009)
"PMCM Wants to Move Stations," John Eggerton,
Broadcasting & Cable (New York, NY, June
16, 2009)
In the Mainstream Media:
When the
premiere association representing the top companies in the consumer
electronics industry needed Congress to understand why tech jobs and innovation depend on
trade with other countries, Meadowbrook brought the Consumer
Electronics Association the expertise it needed to execute a national
grassroots campaign. CEA’s “America Wins with Trade” tour spent the
summer of 2008 traveling coast to coast, visiting 34 states. It
featured national speakers such as New York Mayor Bloomberg and made
stops at the U.S. Capitol and both parties’ conventions. And when
another Meadowbrook client argued a law-changing case before the U.S.
Supreme Court, Meadowbrook’s work with the media brought results:
"Free Traders Taking Case Cross-Country; Bloomberg
Lending Support to 30-State, Seven-Week Bus Tour," Grace Rauh, The New
York Sun (New York, NY, July 21, 2008)
"Free Trade Tour Stops at Crutchfield," Annie
Scholz, WVIR-TV (Charlottesville, VA, August 7, 2008)
"International Trade," WTSP TV (Tampa Bay, FL, July
29, 2008)
U.S. Commerce
Secretary Gutierrez and several members of Congress speak at a Consumer
Electronics Association rally in front of the U.S. Capitol.
Center
for Constitutional Litigation, P.C. President Robert Peck speaks to
national media on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court after arguing a
case in December 2008.
In the
Blogosphere:
From
internet privacy to observations on campaign finance, Principal
Catherine McCullough talks politics and policy:
"Congressional Update: Online Consumer Privacy Laws
In The Works," Catherine McCullough,
CommLawBlog (Arlington, VA, September 23, 2009)
"The Market for Outrage," Catherine McCullough,
AmericaSpeakOn.org (February 10, 2010)
In the Congressional Press:
Meadowbrook
worked with a nonprofit group to educate decision-makers grappling with
the issue of discrimination in radio advertising. The Hill, a leading
newspaper widely read by Congress and other federal decision-makers,
reported on the work:
"Rule seeks to block ‘no Hispanic’ ad dictates," Rebecca Brosn,
The Hill (Washington, DC, July 23, 2008)
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