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Share In the weeks following the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, our nation came together to mourn, to bargain, and to heal. Though we struggled through the stages of grief together, the experience impacted each of us differently. Many of Vanguard’s current employees were here with us on that day, and others were still [...] Share WASHINGTON — When I think of my own experience on Sept. 11, 2001, I’m reminded of the key scene in Dr. Seuss’ “How The Grinch Stole Christmas.” The Grinch has spent the night packing up trees, destroying roast beast dinners and stealing children’s toys–all in the name of ruining the holiday for the Whos in [...] Share Late last week, a headline from our local “Patch” news service caught my attention – Police: Group of Teens Cause $1,500 in Damage at General’s Ridge Golf Course. I opened the story expecting to find names and ages attached to the accusation, but there were none. In fact, other than a description that the [...] July 26th, 2011 | Tags: advocacy, AOL Patch, bias, David Carr, ethics, journalism, media outreach, Media Relations, New York Times, NewsCorp, Online Marketing, online media, page one, Page One: Inside the New York Times, Penn State, PR, public relations, Rupert Murdoch, standards, Vanguard Communications, Wall Street Journal | Categories: Integrated Media Services, Media Relations, Social Issues, Uncategorized
Leave a comment | Share: Share A couple of weeks ago, I took a day trip to New York City using one of those low-cost bus services. As the day wound down, I tried to check the bus company’s website for my departure time, but it wouldn’t load. I immediately searched the company name and “NYC” on my smart phone [...] December 27th, 2010 | Tags: A Year of InSites, Ann Curry, breaking news, crisis communications, micro-news, news coverage, news tracking, The Today Show, Twitter, Vanguard Communications | Categories: Integrated Media Services, Media Relations
One comment | Share: Share This post is a part of our series of contributions for Social Good Day. While Americans struggle to heed advice to eat less, move more and stay out of their cars, most pundits have overlooked one of the key approaches to addressing our country’s health and environmental problems–supporting and promoting fresh, non-processed food from family [...] September 23rd, 2010 | Tags: advocacy, agriculture, communication, diabetes, environment, family farming, family farms, Farm Aid, food, health, heart disease, obesity, Policy Communications, pollution, poor, processed, rural, Social Good Day, Union of Concerned Scientists, Vanguard Communications | Categories: Policy Communications, Social Issues
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