Monthly Archives: October 2002

A must-scan article

Posted on Thursday, October 31, 2002 by Rex Hammock

A must-scan: I think when I get around to reading all of it, this Columbia Journalism Review article by Micahel Scherer seems like it will be good. If I’d actually read it, I think I would have suggested that it … Continue reading →

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“Everyday Food” Press Release

Posted on Thursday, October 31, 2002 by Rex Hammock

This is the text of the October 31, 2002, press release announcing the launch of “Everyday Food” issued by Martha Stewart Omnimedia: Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc. to Introduce Everyday Food, A New Magazine From the Kitchens of Martha Stewart … Continue reading →

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Too easy

Posted on Thursday, October 31, 2002 by Rex Hammock

Tasty fodder for fooders and pundits: Despite any current inconveniences, Martha Stewart is launching a new magazine, Everyday Food, in January. I plan on unveiling a special rexblog feature later today that will chronicle all of the attempt-at-humor headlines, analyst … Continue reading →

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A treat

Posted on Thursday, October 31, 2002 by Rex Hammock

Treat: Reed Elsevier’s approach (below) is not the only way back to profitability, it appears. SF Chronicle writer Dan Fost interviews New Yorker publisher David Carey and others for a profile on the world’s greatest magazine. A great quote from … Continue reading →

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House of pain

Posted on Thursday, October 31, 2002 by Rex Hammock

House of pain and profits: Forbes examines the counter-cyclical success of Reed Elsevier…and the steps and approach necessary to get them there.

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