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Remembering how 9/11 Changed the World – and Communications

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On September 9, 2001, we celebrated a child’s birthday party. On September 11, 2001, I got up and went through the usual motions of a working mother with three children – ages 12, 9, and 7 – to get off to school. Producing a letter took time to write, print or copy and mail. Eventually, subscriptions were open to the public.

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Remembering how 9/11 Changed the World – and Communications

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On September 9, 2001, we celebrated a child’s birthday party. On September 11, 2001, I got up and went through the usual motions of a working mother with three children – ages 12, 9, and 7 – to get off to school. Producing a letter took time to write, print or copy and mail. Eventually, subscriptions were open to the public.

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How September 11 Impacted PR and Email Communications

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September 11, 2001 was a lot like today: sunny, warm, not a cloud in the sky and full of life. In 2012, I wrote an update on a previous post with thoughts on how the September 11 attacks immediately reshaped community, public relations and communications. On September 9, 2001, we celebrated a child's birthday party.

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Reflecting on 9/11 Anniversary #NeverForget

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Today, I'm posting an update on a previous post with thoughts on how the September 11 attacks immediately reshaped community, public relations, and communications from my perspective as an education communicator. On September 9, 2001, we celebrated a child's birthday party. Producing a letter took time to write, print or copy and mail.

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Maxim Behar: Novinite.com is a One-of-a-kind Media Phenomenon

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What are your memories of March 12, 2001, your launch day? In 1999, I gave an interview for a then startup online edition and said that print media are apparently becoming history and I don’t believe they would last for another twenty years. How has it changed from 2001 onwards? That day had at least a year's history behind.

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A Brand Is a Business Risk to be Understood and Managed; Off Script No. 40: Brianna Carroll Boyle

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This goes beyond crisis communications. When I got out of school in 2001, for instance, few of my clients cared about mentions in online outlets. They wanted print coverage and would regularly frame and display significant coverage. One publication or blog you read regularly is… (BCB) Wall Street Journal CMO Today.

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