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Published 4/27/2009 by CNN Associate Producer Martina Stewart at CNN Political Ticker

WASHINGTON (CNN) - Ed Gillespie, former counselor to President George W. Bush, is launching a new communications firm. The new firm, Ed Gillespie Strategies, will offer communications services like reputation and crisis management and help preparing for governmental hearings and media interviews, according to the company's Web site. Gillespie worked in the West Wing as an advisor [...] (link)

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