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How the WSJ Managed
10/17/2001 11:44:28 AM
Posted By: Chris Sherman

The Wall Street Journal's offices were across the street from the WTC, and were essentially destroyed on September 11th. Yet the paper came out as usual the following day. Journal editor Robert L. Bartley wrote a fascinating and instructive account of how they did it.

One Newspaper's Catastrophe Recovery - How The Wall Street Journal printed the day after.
By Robert L. Bartley
http://interactive.wsj.com/archive/retrieve.cgi?id=SB1002496010150336520.djm&template=pasted-2001-10-08.tmpl

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Chris Sherman
Associate Editor, SearchEngineWatch.com
http://searchenginewatch.com/searchday/
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