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Information Technology Public Relations

Front Page Public Relations is a proactive publicity firm that provides customized public relations programs for information technology organizations.

Our staff of media relations specialists have built positive relationships with many high-level journalists and editors over the past 16 years. We are experts at learning our clients' business and creating story angles that work well with many types of editorial environments such as trade magazines, business publications, business journals, newsletters and newspapers.

Call us if you would like to get exposure in these information technology business publications:

Application Development Trends

Established in 1994. Designed as a guide for corporate management level I/S managers and software integration developers who are accessing and improving large corporate IT infrastructures. Delivers a strategic overview of the full application development life cycle and its impact on the enterprise. Editorial focuses on five key areas: integration/middleware, e-business strategies, data management, application engineering/development tools and component strategies. Features technical product summaries and analyses, emerging tools and technologies, industry trend updates and interviews.

CIO Magazine

CIO and CIO.com are published by CXO Media Inc. to meet the needs of CIOs (Chief Information Officers) and other information executives. CIO is read by more than 140,000 CIOs and senior executives who oversee annual IT budgets in excess of $175 million. CIO.com serves over 12 million pages annually.

CIO Decisions

Aimed at mid-market CIO's. Focuses on the business concerns of IT executives as well as the technology. They focus on case studies and fresh-angles on tech-enabling stories, especially those that show responsiveness to the business side. Their top issues include security, spam, compliance, VoIP, wireless, CRM, business intelligence and application integration.

Computerworld

Computerworld, the 'Voice of IT Management,' is the most trusted source for the critical information needs of senior IT management at medium-size to large companies. It has earned this reputation by maintaining its focus on IT management for thirty-seven years, despite the never-ending changes in the technology landscape. Computerworld covers news from the IT manager's perspective with a broad analytical view of how that news affects the daily operations of large technology enterprises.

With more end-user quotes per issue than any other IT weekly, Computerworld prides itself on understanding the real issues that affect technology professionals. Delivering relevant, high-quality information is the key to Computerworld's longevity. Recognized by its peers, Computerworld has been awarded more than 114 print and online editorial awards, including 22 ASBPE awards for editorial excellence and a Jesse H. Neal Award for 'Best News Coverage,' in 2003 alone.

Database Trends & Applications

Provides senior IT management and corporate information project teams with the most timely coverage of the technology, intelligence and insight needed to conceptualize, plan, initiate, implement, and manage large-scale, integrated information-rich projects. Includes new product information, case studies, problem-solution and how-to articles and analytic, trend and opinion pieces. Covers mainstream computing by focusing on Oracle, Sybase, Informix, Pick/Unix/NT open systems, client/server, application redeployment and general news on multiuser computer hardware and software.

eWeek

eWEEK.com is a source for all high-tech news on a continual basis throughout the day—every day. eWEEK's news, analysis and technology evaluations guide readers in making the best technology decisions for their enterprises. Focusing on e-business, communications and Internet-based architecture, eWEEK.com enables readers to successfully evaluate, deploy and leverage new technology solutions for competitive advantage.

InformationWeek

Established in 1979 and serves as a source of news and analysis on leading-edge products, technology, vendors and trends, all focused on the business and customer value of IT, for people who manage, buy and build technology in business.

InfoWorld

Established in 1979 and written for CTOs, senior company executive and technology experts involved in major purchase decisions for their companies. Provides in-depth technical analysis on key products, solutions and technologies for sound buying decisions and business gains. Editorial focuses on the latest breaking news and coverage of the issues, trends and products that run an enterprise, while also featuring trusted industry columnists and incisive product test results and reviews, backed by the renowned InfoWorld test center.

IT Professional

This IEEE Computer Society periodical covers the many rapidly emerging issues facing information technology professionals, including: organizing and utilizing data; instituting cross-functional systems; using IT for competitive breakthroughs; integrating systems and capitalizing on IT advances; emerging technologies like the Internet, electronic commerce, groupware, broadband networks, and network security tools.

Network Computing

Established in 1990 and designed to serve the people defining the core issues facing the people who manage technology in the business community. Emphasizes LAN, WAN, wireless and mainframe network applications, targeting a technical and managerial audience.

Software Development Times

SD Times is the only newspaper of record for the software development industry. SD Times writes about what is happening and what it means to our target audience: software and application development managers. News that barely gets mentioned by the broad-based IT newsweeklies might be front-page news for SD Times.