A unique national ad is scheduled to be launched on Thursday featuring real life stories of those people who remember where they were when they heard of terrorist strike in 2001. There is no doubt that the event will go down in history pages with special treatment as that of given to assassinations of President Kennedy and Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
In the wake of the importance of the event, this brilliant idea was struck to Gerry Graf, executive creative director of the TBWA/Chiat/ Day ad agency. This was an accident, which is connected to everyone.
A website, wherewereyou.org, has also been launched by the college students, and they have already collected more than 2,500 stories. This ad is part of a national ad campaign to raise money for the World Trade Center Memorial Foundation in an effort to rebuild the Sept. 11 memorial.
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Building memories of 9/11 with 'where were you' ad campaign
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Yes, it’s amazing how that day stays with you. Perhaps that how it should be. I live in NYC. It took me a good solid year to start to feel normal again after 9/11/2001. My experience is too long to post in a comment, but if you’re interested, you can read about it here:
Memoirs: September 11, 2001
http://www.helium.com/tm/328044
Yes, it’s amazing how that day stays with you. Perhaps that how it should be. I live in NYC. It took me a good solid year to start to feel normal again after 9/11/2001. My experience is too long to post in a comment, but if you’re interested, you can read about it here:
Memoirs: September 11, 2001
http://www.helium.com/tm/328044