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Phil Rabin

Phil Rabin

Verified

Editor, Capitol Communicator

Washington

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Video streaming, Satellite TV New TV programming, 4K TV New TVs., Cable TV

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Product launches

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Total articles 2

  • Crisis communications: social media takes over pilot speculation in Toronto fiery landing

    By Phil Rabin| Capitol Communicator@ On February 17, Delta Air Lines flight DL4819 from Minneapolis to Toronto made, said one media report, a fiery landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport, skidding down the tarmac before coming to a stop while flipped upside down. The good news is that none of the 80 passengers and crew died, although 21 suffered injuries, two critically. Afterwards, the focus turned to what caused the incident and who was flying the plane.

    By Phil Rabin · Capitol Communicator

    Mar. 03, 2025

  • What does the "jolting" WPP news mean for the future of the communications community

    By Phil Rabin| Capitol Communicator@ By Phil RabinWPP’s “jolting” news that it plans to merge BCW and Hill & Knowlton into a $1 billion megafirm called Burson — creating the PR industry’s biggest player — has industry leaders questioning what the merger brings to the marketplace besides scale, states PRovoke Media. The PRovoke Media post adds: ““This reflects a general WPP philosophy to streamline and centralize, but a big challenge now will be conflict management,” said Greg Paull, principal and co-founder of agency consultancy R3.

    By Phil Rabin · Capitol Communicator

    Jan. 29, 2024

  • Crisis communications: social media takes over pilot speculation in Toronto fiery landing

    By Phil Rabin| Capitol Communicator@ On February 17, Delta Air Lines flight DL4819 from Minneapolis to Toronto made, said one media report, a fiery landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport, skidding down the tarmac before coming to a stop while flipped upside down. The good news is that none of the 80 passengers and crew died, although 21 suffered injuries, two critically. Afterwards, the focus turned to what caused the incident and who was flying the plane.

    By Phil Rabin · Capitol Communicator

    Mar. 03, 2025

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Company Info

Capitol Communicator

Washington, Washington, D.C., United States

+1 202-744-2339

Founded: 2007