Paul Fucito
\nDirector of Communications
\nGeorge Washington University
\nSchool of Media & Public Affairs<\/p>\n
Current member of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA). Featured in 2006 "Who’s Who in Executives and
\nProfessionals" registry. Former career in radio, with experience in television production and trade journalism. Working
\nin PR since the late 1990s. Handled media relations for the George Washington University Law School from 2001-2004.
\nPromotions Director for CBS\/Infinity Radio in Hartford Connecticut from 2000-2001. Public Relations Director for The
\nHartford Symphony Orchestra in 2000. Radio Advertising Bureau Radio Marketing Associate certification (1997). Worked for
\nCBS Radio, Clear Channel, Nassau Broadcasting; interned with WHTZ FM (Z-100) in New York City in 1994. Have been profiled
\nin major PR trade publications and quoted by TIME, The Associated Press, The New York Times, ABC News, CBS News, The
\nWashington Times, Ragan’s Media Relations Report, BIZ 360, and PR Newswire. Lectured before law school, graduate, and
\nundergraduate classes on media and public rela
\ntions issues.<\/p>\n
Currently conducting research on specialty publications in the Washington press corps for Stephen Hess, Brookings Scholar
\nand Professor of Media & Public Affairs. Previous research includes newspaper coverage of the 2006 National Intelligence
\nEstimate; Al Qaeda’s media strategies; Television coverage of the war in Iraq; and Washington Post coverage of Abu Ghirab
\nTorture (as featured in forthcoming book "When The Press Fails" by W. Lance Bennett, Regina G. Lawrence, and Steven
\nLivingston. University of Chicago Press).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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