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OUR TALENTED TEAM CAN TRANSFORM THE ORDINARY INTO THE EXTRAORDINARY TO KEEP YOUR AUDIENCE COMING BACK FOR MORE.
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WE NOTIFY OUR MEDIA PARTNERS BY TEXT OR E-MAIL ALERTS WHEN WE'RE ON A FIELD ASSIGNMENT, ALSO WHEN BREAKING NEWS RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE.
WE HAVE STATE-OF-THE-ART STUDIO AND FIELD PRODUCTION CAPABILITIES FOR FIRST-CLASS, PROFESSIONAL RESULTS ACROSS ALL MEDIA FORMATS.
WE WRITE, SHOOT AND PRODUCE OUR OWN ORIGINAL WORK, UTILIZING TECHNIQUES AND PROPRIETARY STRATEGIES THAT PRODUCE SUPERIOR RESULTS.
WE'RE THE PERFECT SOLUTION FOR MEDIA WANTING TO COVER EVENTS OUTSIDE OF THEIR MARKET AREA, BUT HAVING LIMITED STAFF.
OUR UNIQUE SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE BY SUBSCRIPTION OR "PAY-AS-NEEDED" FOR INDIVIDUAL EVENTS AT VERY COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY RATES.
OVER THE PAST DECADE, WE'VE QUIETLY WON OVER A DOZEN INDUSTRY AWARDS AND HONORS. AND WE'RE NOT DONE COUNTING.
NEWS NEVER STOPS. NEITHER DO WE. WE'RE ALWAYS ON CALL, READY TO RESPOND ANYWHERE IN OUR LITTLE CORNER OF THE WORLD.
USING CUSTOM SOFTWARE, WE'VE DEVELOPED TOOLS THAT LOCATE VENUES BASED ON OUR CLIENTS' INTERESTS AND PRIORITIES.
UNLIKE THE COOKIE-CUTTER APPROACH OF MEGA NEWS SERVICES, WE OFFER HIGHLY CUSTOMIZABLE PRODUCTS WITH PERSONAL SERVICE.

During 2016, DMG covered dozens of events associated with the centennial of the National Park Service. This year, we'll be focused on the grand opening of two American Revolution museums, as well as the 240th anniversary of the Battle of Brandywine, PA -- the largest single-day battle during that war.

We'll also be traveling outside of the region to cover the bicentennial of the Erie Canal (2017-2025) -- the greatest engineering achievement in North America during the 19th century. We'll be gathering stories, capturing images and interviews along this 363-mile-long historic waterway.