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Jul 24, 2002
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What Are You Publishing This 9/11?

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Our ad sales guy just asked me, "Are we publishing on 9/11?" I immediately said, "Yes." But then thought. Well, how good an idea is that really? Are the other media and people's attention going to be so dominated by one-year-after stuff that it's not worth bothering publishing any other type of content that day?
Or, will some people be offended by the fact that we publish on unrelated topics that day? Last year we received negative feedback when we published a regular issue the day after, and we ended up not publishing the rest of the week at all.

Feedback from anyone? editor@contentbiz.com

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