who we are
At Media Foundation Group we recognize that in today's world, public opinion is shaping the debate over public policy, influencing the decisions that consumers daily make, and impacting the effectiveness of civic, social, political and entrepreneurial endeavors.
Whether you are a non-profit organization or large corporation looking to re-brand your image with a new audience, we help shape messaging and target new opportunities for maximum achievement of your goals.
how we do
We are skilled at assessing current issues and recommending strategic solutions that make a difference in today's dynamic public policy and business environment.
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Our areas of expertise include coalition building, legal and policy analysis, and community relations
about us
At Media Foundation Group our business is to create impressions and change perceptions. Each of our services is designed to give our clients the specialized assistance they both require and derserve. These range from large national branding campaigns to local event planning. Other services include assisting with the development of strategic communications and public relations strategies, public policy advocacy and media and government relations. We also offer media production and design services.
Media Foundation Group looks well beyond traditional methods of engagement and "mainstream media," recognizing the role that interactive media, trade press and ethnic media play in influencing culture and communities. Our creative and innovative approach has helped many clients find effective ways to tell their stories and, at the end of the day, the only words that matter aren't "for immediate release;" they are "immediate results," which we deliver. No matter how large or small, no matter the situation, Media Foundation Group is the one source to meet all your communications needs.
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services
Media Foundation Group offers an array of services related to strategic communications and brand management, media relations, event planning and promotion, governmental relations and public policy advocacy. Our services include: Legal analysis; Tracking public policy and demographic developments; Online coalition building; Niche marketing to minorities, women and youth; and Public relations and media outreach.
The Media Foundation Group team also offers multi-media production capabilities, including audio and video production, graphic design and online coalition building and social media strategy. Print and web design; Creative direction of original audio and video projects; Videography and editing; Photography; and Audio engineering.
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Debunking the Internet apocalypse By Marguerite Reardon, CNET August 17, 2010 8:22 a.m. EDT (CNET) -- As I read the criticism of Google and Verizon's supposed evil plan to demolish the Internet, and as I hear about "protests" of several dozen people at Google's headquarters, I scratch my head and wonder: am I missing something? The Google-Verizon Net neutrality proposal I read last week doesn't sound nearly as apocalyptic as Free Press, a media advocacy group, and some of the most vocal critics out there have made it sound. In fact, most of proposal sounded a lot like a plan FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski offered nearly a year ago, which many Net neutrality proponents seemed to support. In short, Google and Verizon say they agree to a set of rules for the Internet that would prohibit broadband providers from blocking or degrading lawful content on the Internet. Broadband providers would also not be allowed to take action to impede competition. This is pretty much what Genachowski has proposed. OK, terrific. There is agreement. But wait, Net neutrality zealots are still unhappy. Continue reading the full article here.