“It is the hub of our nation’s government, and a significant source of the news affecting every American’s life. In fact, Washington, D.C., maintains its long?held role as the home to the largest concentration of media in the world. This 48th edition of Hudson’s Washington Media Contacts Directory is a highly valuable, one?stop resource for everyone from political consultants to public relations professionals and beyond who may be interested in and affected by the large and influential Washington, D.C., news network. The keen organization of the material, in addition to its comprehensive detail and unique focus, makes this book essential.” ?ARBA
“This resource lists about 4,000 news media contacts in Washington DC and 3,000 news organizations and their holdings. It includes news services (general and specialized news, photo services, and city wires); general and specialized newspapers with DC bureaus or headquartered in the DC metro area; foreign news services and newspapers that maintain a bureau in DC; syndicates and columnists; radio and TV stations, including guest programs and stations, and foreign stations with bureaus in DC; and magazines and periodicals. Listed alphabetically in each section, each entry has the organizations contact information, their social media presence, and a list of contacts and their titles.” ?Book News Inc.
“This fully updated, perfect?bound compilation listing the 4650 media contacts of Washington, DC, is divided into seven major segments, including “News Services,” “Foreign News,” and “Radio and TV Stations.” VERDICT An indespensable reference for collections accessed by public information specialistsm lobbyists, and political advisors.” ?Library Journal
“Founded by respected public relations professional Howard Penn Hudson in 1968, the directory is the single most comprehensive source available for Washington, D.C. area press contact information… It is suggested primarily for special libraries, but may also have some value to academic libraries supporting journalism/mass communication programs.” ?ARBA
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