Daily Archives: Thursday, April 1, 2004

Note to all those people who have heard me talk about RSS news feeds

Note to all those people who have heard me talk about RSS news feeds: I saw your eyes glaze over when you were pretending to be interested in what I was saying. Still, try out this beta version of a … Continue reading

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Back on topic – a custom publishing update:

Back on topic: Okay, enough of those April Fool’s Day posts. Here’s some great for-real news. The Custom Publishing Council, the tiny-little association that I and a few others helped to form in 1997, yesterday announced it has doubled its … Continue reading

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Kerrying weight on my shoulder

Kerrying weight on my shoulder: Can you imagine my surprise yesterday when I got a phone call from the Kerry Campaign inviting me to fly to Boston to personally observe his rotator cuff operation in order to provide a blogger’s … Continue reading

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Blogging business model

Blogging business model: I’m happy to report that the rexblog will be doubling its staff with the addition of fellow Nashvillian Jacob James Bornick who will become this blog’s director of sports marketing. Bornick has lots of experience in e-commerce … Continue reading

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Martha Stewart seeks Tyco juror

Martha Stewart seeks Tyco juror: Martha Stewart’s lawyers are reportedly seeking a new trial because it has been discovered that one of the first trial’s jurors lied when he claimed he had never gambled on Little League baseball games. According … Continue reading

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Tag team

Tag team: MediahostDaily is reporting that Dan Brewster and Rosie O’Donnell have buried the hatchet, kissed, made up and are working together on a new magazine concept that is being described as a Maxim for lesbians.

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