SaveNetRadio: Government and Public Relations

intern — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 19:56:59 +0000

SaveNetRadio

When the Copyright Royalty Board, an obscure arm of Congress, dras- tically raised the royalty rates paid by Internet radio webcasters by a whopping 300%-1200%, the industry came to Qorvis

It's coalitions like this — that realize they need to make an impact quickly and effectively — that get the attention of members of Congress.”

Testimonial Author:

David All

Testimonial Author Title:

President

SaveNetRadio

When the Copyright Royalty Board, an obscure arm of Congress, dras- tically raised the royalty rates paid by Internet radio webcasters by a whopping 300%-1200%, the industry came to Qorvis to help them reverse the decision and save them before the bill came due. Qorvis mobilized supporters and within two weeks created SaveNetRadio, a broad-based coalition of more than 100,000 webcasters, listeners, artists and labels that catapulted the issue onto front pages across the country.

Agriculture Coalition for Immigration Reform: Public Affairs and Communications

intern — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 19:17:37 +0000

Agriculture Coalition for Immigration Reform

“Qorvis was aggressive and creative. They got up to speed on the issue in a matter of days, and helped us refine our messages. While Congress ultimately failed to come to closure on the immigration debate, our Senate objectives were met, and Qorvis was the center of our success.”

Testimonial Author:

Craig Regelbrugge, Co-Chair

The Agriculture Coalition for Immigration Reform

After a security and enforcement bill that was widely seen as anti-employer and anti-immigrant passed the House, the debate shifted to the Senate with many competing interests seeking to influence the legislation. Looking to amplify its voice, the Agriculture Coalition for Immigration Reform (ACIR) turned to Qorvis for an integrated communications strategy.

Litigation/Legislation

SaveNetRadio: Government and Public Relations

Agriculture Coalition for Immigration Reform: Public Affairs and Communications