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Digital Pulp assigned to create a new website for Harvard's Institute of Politics.

May 23, 2007

New York, N.Y. -- May 23, 2007 -- Digital Pulp, an interactive marketing agency specializing in website development and online marketing, continues to strengthen its relationship with Harvard University. The agency has won another assignment from Harvard University: the Harvard Institute of Politics, a program associated with the JFK School of Government. Digital Pulp will be redesigning and developing a new website for the Institute to elevate the content, more effectively communicate with key audiences and give the IOP staff better control over content and data. The Institute's mission is to unite and engage students with academics, politicians, activists, and policymakers on a non-partisan basis and to stimulate and nurture their interest in public service and leadership. The school offers internships, study groups, conferences, and other events and programs to promote greater understanding and cooperation between the worlds of academia, politics and public affairs.

"Our relationship with the Harvard's various eminent institutions has been gratifying, helping to improve and extend communication for the JFK School of Government, the Harvard Business Review and other properties," says Ron Fierman, President, Digital Pulp. "The Institute of Politics is a very hands-on part of the School of Government, giving students a sense of real-life experience with regard to the world of public affairs. Making the website more contemporary and accessible plays an essential role in the marketing of the Institute."

Digital Pulp, celebrating its 10th anniversary, represents a diverse roster of clients that include Bausch & Lomb, the New York Botanical Garden, Lancôme, Redken, Science Magazine, Levitz Furniture and the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

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