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Simon Hernandez-Arthur’s Journalist Portfolio

Perry slams Obama during New Hampshire appearances

Perry slams Obama during New Hampshire appearances

(CNN) - Libya. Egypt. Israel. Syria. Ukraine. Iraq. Rick Perry ticked the countries off one-by-one, his list …

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Obama hails job growth, slams GOP in weekly address

Obama hails job growth, slams GOP in weekly address

Washington (CNN) - President Barack Obama welcomed the growth in employment in Friday's jobs report and took …

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FBI, Secret Service duke it out on the ice

FBI, Secret Service duke it out on the ice

By Simon Hernandez-Arthur, CNN Washington (CNN) -- It might be one of the most intense rivalries in sports. I…

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Communicators spotlight: Michelle Lammers of Nightwing

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By Simon Hernandez-Arthur
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Michelle Lammers has spent her career at the intersection of defense, space, cyber and national security, and now serves as vice president of communications at Nightwing, a national security technology company. Why it matters: Lammers' "anything but linear" career reflects a broader shift in the profession, as communications leaders are increasingly expected to understand business strategy just as well as storytelling.
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Polls shows Americans wants consistency from business leaders Original

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By Simon Hernandez-Arthur
| Axios Verified
Three recent studies converged on two big themes for communicators: Americans are most concerned with practical, pocketbook issues and are looking for consistency from business leaders. Why it matters: Our inboxes are flooded with industry research, but separate surveys conducted by three of the largest consultancies highlight specific trends of what Americans say matters. First, Americans' biggest concerns are increasingly practical rather than political.
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Fans are the new communicators Original

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By Simon Hernandez-Arthur
| Axios Verified
Illustration: Maura Losch/Axios AI can generate almost anything on a screen, but it can't re-create what happens when thousands of people gather around something they genuinely care about. Why it matters: Communicators have long managed relationships with employees, investors, regulators and the media. Now add fans to the mix. The big picture: "Everybody is a fan of something," says communications strategist Shawn Smith.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Printing show scripts and operating the teleprompter.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes! My parents had an old one tucked away.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

"Le photojournaliste" from Costa-Gavras' Z