David Ward

 
David Ward is a contributor to PRWeek
 

Recent Articles

Air pollution agency gets KTLA help

May 14, 2008

Who is your client and what are its media goals?

Independent films exhibit online growth

May 12, 2008

Thanks to the rise of blogs, dedicated Web sites, and new festivals, independent films are still finding their audience. Inde-pendent film publications are also seeing their audiences move online, says Todd Konrad, online editor and critic for Independent Film Quarterly.

'Computerworld' boosts Microsoft

May 07, 2008

Who is your client and what are its media goals?

Business journals reach a target audience

May 05, 2008

With many newspapers cutting newsholes and resources - including within the financial sections - local business journals would seem to be poised to steal mind and market share from the dailies.

'Evening News' boosts Tupperware

April 30, 2008

Who is your client and what are its media goals?

Public interest in religion remains strong

April 28, 2008

The Pope's visit to the US, combined with the major presidential candidates being quizzed on faith-related issues, has put religion coverage front and center in recent weeks

'Health' brings flowers into focus

April 23, 2008

Who is your client and what are its media goals?

Groundings magnify spotlight on airlines

April 21, 2008

The mainstream media is increasingly interested in airline technology since American Airlines grounded thousands of flights this month for safety checks. However, for outlets that specifically cover airline carriers, the key is to show how each new - or frequently used - part has an impact on the broader industry, says Seth Kaplan, managing partner of Airline Weekly.

Super Bowl DVD gets 'Post' boost

April 16, 2008

Who is your client and what are its media goals?

Luxury press not affected by recession

April 14, 2008

The mortgage meltdown and subsequent economic turmoil are having a considerable effect on the pocketbooks of many Americans. As a result, the economy is a front-page story for the mainstream media. Yet for the luxury press, it's business as usual, whether the economy is in re-cession or not.
 
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