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2009 Corporate Government Relations Washington Office Benchmarking Report
A Personal Dimension to State and Local Relations
ABA Panel Recommendations Would Break Link Between Lobbying, Campaign Funding
Alaska and Colorado Join List of States Complying With Citizens United
Association Government Relations & Public Affairs Compensation Survey
Bar Association Argues for Tougher Lobbying Laws
Bill Would Prevent Congressional Members From Becoming Lobbyists
Biotech and Pharma Ad Blitz Hits Home
CA Lobbyists Sue to Stop $700 Fee
Changes Made to Pre-Approval Process for Officially-Connected Travel Paid for by a Private Source
Comprehensive Book on Lobbying Released
Congress Makes More Clarifications to Lobbying Disclosure Rules
Corporate Money Will Likely Go to Tax-Exempt Groups for Campaign Advocacy, Toner Predicts
Council President Doug Pinkham's Letter to Norm Eisen
Council Suggests Alternatives to Anti-Lobbying Rules
Court Finds That Rules for Nonprofit Campaign Giving Violate Free Speech
Court Ruling Allows Federal Prosecution of Campaign Violations Before FEC Action
Crisis Stirs Critics of Free Markets
D.C. Court Strikes Down Shareholder Activist Rule
Debt Ceiling Deal Sets K Street in Motion
Democratic Response to Citizens United Moving Slowly
Democrats Preparing Legislative Response to 'Citizens United' Ruling
Despite Bad Economy, K Street Business Picks Up
Despite Volatile Political Climate, "The Donald" Called Unelectable
Disclosing Names is Constitutional, Court Rules in NAM Case
Donations from Lobbyists Down in 2009
Election Regulators Strained
Exiles on K Street
FEC Adopts New Rules on "Bundling"
FEC Adopts New Travel Rules on Jets
FEC Deadlocks on Rulemaking Following Citizens United
FEC Deems Citizens United Part of Press, Exempt From Disclosure Regs
FEC Hopes to Avoid Flood of 'Mother May I?' Requests Regarding Citizens United Ruling
FEC Ready to Tackle Rulemaking Following Citizens United Decision
FEC Rules on Bundled Contributions Analyzed
FEC Supports Unlimited Funding for 'Independent Expenditure' Committees
FEC Won't Enforce Rules Struck Down by Court
Federal Lobbying Law Enforcement Expected to Increase
Foundation Study Examines the Role of Transparency in Corporate Public Affairs
GAO Audit: Lobbyists Are Obeying Disclosure Laws
GAO Report Finds Gaps in LDA Filings
Groups Launch Ad, Grassroots Campaign for Public Financing of Congressional Elections
High Court Sweeps Aside Ban on Corporate, Union Campaign Money
High Court to Hear New Arguments on Corporate Campaign Spending
House Passes Democratic Response to Citizens United Ruling
House-Passed Executive Pay Plan Moves to Senate
Independent Spending Up 73% Following Citizens United
Iowa Among First States to Respond to Citizens United Ruling
It’s a Good Time to Be in Lobbying or Public Affairs
K Street All a-Twitter
LDA Referrals Rise, Little Action Taken
Lobby Firms Lose Market Share as Companies Shift to In-House Advocacy
Lobbying is Democratic Expression
Lobbying Rule Revisions Have Some Good News, Pinkham Tells Council Members
Lobbying Rules Prompt CEO Visibility
Lobbyists "De-List" at Higher Rate Than Normal
Lobbyists Furious About No-Speaking Rules
Lobbyists Gear Up to Play Defense in 2009
Lobbyists Shed the Scarlet 'L'
Lost Jobs Convinced Swing Voters to Choose GOP, Election Expert Says
Man Key in 'Citizens United v FEC' Case: Chief Justice Roberts
Maryland Attorney General To Discuss Policy Issues at the State and Local Government Relations Seminar
Mass. Bill Reforms Ethics, Lobbying & Campaign Laws
Members Cool to Obama's Post-'Citizens United' Lobbying Rules
Michigan State University Has New Insights on Lobbying Behavior
Most Americans Oppose High Court Ruling on Campaign Spending
New guidelines for complying with the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act (HLOGA)
New Lawsuit Challenges Limits on PACs That Make Contributions to Candidates
New Take on Compensation Czar's Role
Obama Administration Has 'Thriving' Relationship With Lobbyists
Obama Approves New Lobbying Rules
Obama Budget is "Full Employment Act for K Street"
Obama Hurries, Business Worries
Obama Makes it Official: No Lobbyists on Advisory Panels
Obama Not Tapping K Street Talent, Some Say
Obama Plan Gives Shareholders Say on Executive Pay
Obama Rules Haven't 'Materially" Weakened Lobbyists, Pinkham Says
Pinkham Suggests Alternative to White House Lobbying Restrictions
Pinkham Weighs in on 'Citizens' Case
Political Groups Playing Reduced Role in 2008 Race
Post-Enron Crackdown Comes Up Woefully Short
Public Affairs Professionals on the Move
Public Comments Due on OMB Plan to Bar Lobbyists From Federal Advisory Boards
Restrictions on Lobbyist Communications
SEC Tightens 'Pay-to-Play' Rules in Public Pension Arena
SEC to Ban 'Pay to Play' Activities
Seminar Speaker Warns of Higher State Taxes and Fewer Services
Senators Protest Whistleblower Policy
Spike in Shareholder Proposals on Political Activity Reflects Citizens United Court Decision
Treasury Department Releases Lobbying Rules for TARP Bill
Treasury Guidelines Limit Contacts on TARP Funding
Twitter Transforms Lobbying
Typically Tight-Lipped, CEOs Speak Out Against Say-on-Pay
Virginia Adopts Pay-to-Play Law
Warner Urges Council Members to Address 'Growing Anti-Business Populism'
Washington Post on Citizens United Case
Washington Post Questions Wisdom of Obama Lobbying Restrictions
Wave of New Governors Likely to Shape Public Policy, Seminar Speaker Says
What's Wrong With Lobbyists, Anyway?
White House Formalizes Lobbying Regulations
White House Issues Draft Executive Order Regarding "Pay-to-Play" Policy for Federal Contractors
White House Won't Budge on Banning Lobbyists From Panels
Will GOP Wins in Congress Help Republicans in Statehouses?
WSJ on Citizens United Ruling


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	2009 Corporate Government Relations Washington Office Benchmarking Report A Personal Dimension to State and Local Relations ABA Panel Recommendations Would Break Link Between Lobbying, Campaign Funding Alaska and Colorado Join List of States Complying With Citizens United Association Government Relations & Public Affairs Compensation Survey Bar Association Argues for Tougher Lobbying Laws Bill Would Prevent Congressional Members From Becoming Lobbyists Biotech and Pharma Ad Blitz Hits Home CA Lobbyists Sue to Stop $700 Fee Changes Made to Pre-Approval Process for Officially-Connected Travel Paid for by a Private Source Comprehensive Book on Lobbying Released Congress Makes More Clarifications to Lobbying Disclosure Rules Corporate Money Will Likely Go to Tax-Exempt Groups for Campaign Advocacy, Toner Predicts Council President Doug Pinkham's Letter to Norm Eisen Council Suggests Alternatives to Anti-Lobbying Rules Court Finds That Rules for Nonprofit Campaign Giving Violate Free Speech Court Ruling Allows Federal Prosecution of Campaign Violations Before FEC Action Crisis Stirs Critics of Free Markets D.C. Court Strikes Down Shareholder Activist Rule Debt Ceiling Deal Sets K Street in Motion Democratic Response to Citizens United Moving Slowly Democrats Preparing Legislative Response to 'Citizens United' Ruling Despite Bad Economy, K Street Business Picks Up Despite Volatile Political Climate, "The Donald" Called Unelectable Disclosing Names is Constitutional, Court Rules in NAM Case Donations from Lobbyists Down in 2009 Election Regulators Strained Exiles on K Street FEC Adopts New Rules on "Bundling" FEC Adopts New Travel Rules on Jets FEC Deadlocks on Rulemaking Following Citizens United FEC Deems Citizens United Part of Press, Exempt From Disclosure Regs FEC Hopes to Avoid Flood of 'Mother May I?' Requests Regarding Citizens United Ruling FEC Ready to Tackle Rulemaking Following Citizens United Decision FEC Rules on Bundled Contributions Analyzed FEC Supports Unlimited Funding for 'Independent Expenditure' Committees FEC Won't Enforce Rules Struck Down by Court Federal Lobbying Law Enforcement Expected to Increase Foundation Study Examines the Role of Transparency in Corporate Public Affairs GAO Audit: Lobbyists Are Obeying Disclosure Laws GAO Report Finds Gaps in LDA Filings Groups Launch Ad, Grassroots Campaign for Public Financing of Congressional Elections High Court Sweeps Aside Ban on Corporate, Union Campaign Money High Court to Hear New Arguments on Corporate Campaign Spending House Passes Democratic Response to Citizens United Ruling House-Passed Executive Pay Plan Moves to Senate Independent Spending Up 73% Following Citizens United Iowa Among First States to Respond to Citizens United Ruling It’s a Good Time to Be in Lobbying or Public Affairs K Street All a-Twitter LDA Referrals Rise, Little Action Taken Lobby Firms Lose Market Share as Companies Shift to In-House Advocacy Lobbying is Democratic Expression Lobbying Rule Revisions Have Some Good News, Pinkham Tells Council Members Lobbying Rules Prompt CEO Visibility Lobbyists "De-List" at Higher Rate Than Normal Lobbyists Furious About No-Speaking Rules Lobbyists Gear Up to Play Defense in 2009 Lobbyists Shed the Scarlet 'L' Lost Jobs Convinced Swing Voters to Choose GOP, Election Expert Says Man Key in 'Citizens United v FEC' Case: Chief Justice Roberts Maryland Attorney General To Discuss Policy Issues at the State and Local Government Relations Seminar Mass. Bill Reforms Ethics, Lobbying & Campaign Laws Members Cool to Obama's Post-'Citizens United' Lobbying Rules Michigan State University Has New Insights on Lobbying Behavior Most Americans Oppose High Court Ruling on Campaign Spending New guidelines for complying with the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act (HLOGA) New Lawsuit Challenges Limits on PACs That Make Contributions to Candidates New Take on Compensation Czar's Role Obama Administration Has 'Thriving' Relationship With Lobbyists Obama Approves New Lobbying Rules Obama Budget is "Full Employment Act for K Street" Obama Hurries, Business Worries Obama Makes it Official: No Lobbyists on Advisory Panels Obama Not Tapping K Street Talent, Some Say Obama Plan Gives Shareholders Say on Executive Pay Obama Rules Haven't 'Materially" Weakened Lobbyists, Pinkham Says Pinkham Suggests Alternative to White House Lobbying Restrictions Pinkham Weighs in on 'Citizens' Case Political Groups Playing Reduced Role in 2008 Race Post-Enron Crackdown Comes Up Woefully Short Public Affairs Professionals on the Move Public Comments Due on OMB Plan to Bar Lobbyists From Federal Advisory Boards Restrictions on Lobbyist Communications SEC Tightens 'Pay-to-Play' Rules in Public Pension Arena SEC to Ban 'Pay to Play' Activities Seminar Speaker Warns of Higher State Taxes and Fewer Services Senators Protest Whistleblower Policy Spike in Shareholder Proposals on Political Activity Reflects Citizens United Court Decision Treasury Department Releases Lobbying Rules for TARP Bill Treasury Guidelines Limit Contacts on TARP Funding Twitter Transforms Lobbying Typically Tight-Lipped, CEOs Speak Out Against Say-on-Pay Virginia Adopts Pay-to-Play Law Warner Urges Council Members to Address 'Growing Anti-Business Populism' Washington Post on Citizens United Case Washington Post Questions Wisdom of Obama Lobbying Restrictions Wave of New Governors Likely to Shape Public Policy, Seminar Speaker Says What's Wrong With Lobbyists, Anyway? White House Formalizes Lobbying Regulations White House Issues Draft Executive Order Regarding "Pay-to-Play" Policy for Federal Contractors White House Won't Budge on Banning Lobbyists From Panels Will GOP Wins in Congress Help Republicans in Statehouses? WSJ on Citizens United Ruling
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