Lobbying firm

STEPHEN M. PINKOS, LLC

Government Affairs Consulting and Lobbying

Filings
34
Clients
5
Total income
$495,000
Lobbyists
1
Years active
2008–2010

Filings counts every document on the register, amendments included. Income is the fees reported to clients, counting the current version of each report once.

Income by year

Fees reported, $ thousands 2008 to 2010

Filings

34 filings, newest first.
Filing Client Income Expenses
4th Quarter - Termination
4th Quarter 2010
DEMAND MEDIA INC $20,000 income — expenses
3rd Quarter - Termination
3rd Quarter 2010
PCT GOVERNMENT RELATIONS ON BEHALF OF VIACOM $10,000 income — expenses
3rd Quarter - Termination
3rd Quarter 2010
PCT GOVERNMENT RELATIONS ON BEHALF OF SOUNDEXCHANGE $10,000 income — expenses
3rd Quarter - Termination
3rd Quarter 2010
PCT GOVERNMENT RELATIONS ON BEHALF OF CARDINAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY $10,000 income — expenses
3rd Quarter - Report
3rd Quarter 2010
DEMAND MEDIA INC $30,000 income — expenses
2nd Quarter - Amendment
2nd Quarter 2010
PCT GOVERNMENT RELATIONS ON BEHALF OF SOUNDEXCHANGE $5,000 income — expenses
2nd Quarter - Amendment
2nd Quarter 2010
PCT GOVERNMENT RELATIONS ON BEHALF OF CARDINAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY $10,000 income — expenses
2nd Quarter - Report
2nd Quarter 2010
PCT GOVERNMENT RELATIONS ON BEHALF OF VIACOM $10,000 income — expenses
Registration
2nd Quarter 2010
PCT GOVERNMENT RELATIONS ON BEHALF OF VIACOM — income — expenses
2nd Quarter - Amendmentreplaced
2nd Quarter 2010
PCT GOVERNMENT RELATIONS ON BEHALF OF SOUNDEXCHANGE $5,000 income — expenses

Clients

Everyone this filer has reported for, with the reports filed and the income they disclose.

Lobbyists

Everyone named on this filer's reports, with the government post they most recently disclosed here.

LobbyistCovered position, as disclosed
STEPHEN PINKOS Staff Director, House Judiciary Committee

Affiliated organisations

OrganisationLocation
CARDINAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Evanston, IL, US
SOUNDEXCHANGE Washington, DC, US

From reports filed under the Lobbying Disclosure Act. A firm reports income from each client; an organisation lobbying for itself reports its own expenses instead. Each figure links to the filing it comes from.