Last week was quite a week! From commemorating the first-ever YouTube video upload and celebrating the birth of the fifth in line to the British crown to applauding French President Emmanuel Macron, it was a busy week in the news. (I’m focusing on the fun stuff! Enjoy!) Turn back time to April 23, 2005 when the first-ever YouTube video was uploaded.

A number of LCWA team members recently attended a PCC luncheon focused on effectively pitching local morning TV producers. With our client roster of local organizations, along with national brands and associations providing information and products of interest to a large market audience, this was a can’t-miss event! The panel included Adina Klein, morning segment producer at Fox 32; Rudy Segovia, segment producer for “The

If April showers bring May flowers, then April snowstorms ought to bring something pretty epic. In the meantime, we can always count on social media and current events to distract us as we wait for spring to finally arrive. Here’s a round-up of stories and topics that kept our attention this week. Frozen in Time – Winter-weary Chicagoans awoke to

I must admit that some news went unnoticed by this writer this week as I tuned in to Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony before Congress. And while I may not have heard all 10 hours of questioning from the almost 100 lawmakers, one thing was clear: both sides have a lot of homework left to do when it comes to privacy,