Daily Archives: Monday, March 8, 2004

Blogger Bill: Bill Hobbs, surely the highest-profile Nashville blogger, has a link (with some positive comments) to the Nashville Business Journal article that uses Hammock Publishing as an example of a small business that is benefiting from provisions in last … Continue reading →

O stands for opportunity: If the rumor that Oprah plans to fill the void left by an incarcerated Martha sounds like old news, it’s because you are one of the five readers of the rexblog and you saw it here … Continue reading →

Last Martha item: I guess it should come as no surprise that an image I posted on this weblog almost two years ago is getting lots of hits today. In June, 2002, the first news items about the “scandal” corresponded … Continue reading →

Corporate crimes, personal crimes: Dan Ackman of forbes.com points out the irony that Martha Stewart has been convicted of crimes that were personal, not corporate, and the market value of her company has been shaved by one-third, while Tyco, whose … Continue reading →

Flunking maganomics: After months of trying to explain that it is a positive development when an industry receives more revenues for selling less product, I had given up trying. Until a few months ago, every time MediaPost’s Larry Dobrow reported … Continue reading →

Covered: I’ll leave tax blogging to my fellow Nashvillan, Bill Hobbs, but this morning, I nearly swallowed whole my bagel at Brueggers when I noticed at the newsstand a photo of someone who looks a lot like me (except a … Continue reading →