As AI makes trust a defining challenge for communicators, Really Simple Authentication offers a practical lesson in simplifying complexity while helping organizations build credibility and make content easier for both people and AI to trust and discover.

As America celebrates its 250th birthday, CommPRO revisits two timely conversations with Jeffrey Rosen that explore the enduring principles of liberty, virtue and civic responsibility that continue to shape our nation.

Drawing on new research from Truescope, John Croll explores why AI's next chapter will be defined not just by technology, but by trust, authority and visibility.

As the FIFA World Cup commands global attention, brands of all sizes have an opportunity to join the conversation with smart, authentic activations that connect with fans in meaningful ways.

As AI search reshapes how brands are discovered and understood, digital marketing expert Josh Greene explains why Wikipedia has become a critical foundation for GEO, AI visibility and online reputation management.

In this edition of Capitol Communicators, we spotlight Charmaine Riley, Director of Communications at American Beverage and President of Washington Women in Public Relations, whose leadership is helping shape the future of communications across the Mid-Atlantic.

In this opinion piece, Arthur Solomon examines whether the patriotic ceremonies that have become staples of America's ballparks truly honor the nation and its veterans.

As AI becomes embedded in every workflow, the next competitive advantage may not be smarter tools, but AI that understands the context of the work you're doing.

A week at the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity revealed that while AI dominated the conversation, the creator economy emerged as the driving force reshaping how brands, communicators, and marketers build trust and tell stories.

What can communicators learn from Elmo? More than you might expect, as one well-intentioned social media post became a lesson in brand identity, audience expectations and the risks of staying neutral.

As AI reshapes how brands are discovered, Andrew Healy argues that PR has a rare opportunity to define its role in AI visibility before someone else claims the conversation.

As AI floods the information ecosystem with content, communicators face a growing challenge: distinguishing between what is visible and what is truly influential.

As Pride Month reminds us of the power of visibility, authenticity, and belonging, communications leaders share what the LGBTQ+ community's journey can teach all of us about building trust, resilience, and meaningful change.

In this exclusive Mr. Magazine™ interview, Bronwyn Weaver Archibald shares why she launched BOLDER magazine, a print publication for readers ages 8 to 80 designed to spark curiosity, encourage discovery, and reconnect families with the joy of learning.

As influencers, AI, and social media reshape how information is created and consumed, this commentary explores why authenticity, credibility, and truth remain the foundations of trust in modern communications.

As AI-powered email summaries increasingly shape how messages are consumed, marketers and communicators must rethink content strategies to ensure their key messages are seen, understood, and acted upon.

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, several members of Gen Z share their perspectives on the values, opportunities, challenges, and aspirations they believe should shape the nation's message to the world.

Juneteenth is more than a historical milestone—it offers enduring lessons for communicators about truth, timing, trust, and the importance of ensuring every voice has the opportunity to be heard.

As Pride Month reminds us of the power of authenticity and belonging, Jackie Cornell explores why curiosity, not perfection, is the most important skill communicators can bring to an evolving world of language, identity, and human connection.

Capitol Communicators is a profile series spotlighting the people shaping the present and future of advertising, digital, marketing and public relations in the Mid-Atlantic. This profile features Kurt Roberts, Chief Experience Officer and Founder, Goodbeast.