Daily Archives: Thursday, May 27, 2004

Vaporzine weekly? In an adjective-rich story, Folio: reports that David Bradley, chairman and owner of Atlantic Media, is “actively researching the prospect of creating” a national weekly news magazine. (“Actively researching the prospect of creating.” Parse that. While I can’t … Continue reading →

Hammock man update: To answer the flood of e-mails asking me (okay, the one e-mail asking me), I will not be blogging another meeting with the President tonight. While he is currently a few blocks away from rexblog headquarters and … Continue reading →

What magazines do the candidates’ backers read? Proving once more that most research provides little insight, a recent study from a company I won’t embarass by naming, came up with this gem: the top five magazines read by the two … Continue reading →

Reminder – Nashville to honor WW II veterans: Don’t forget, if you’re in Middle-Tennessee, please spread the word about a very special event honoring World War II veterans this Saturday, May 29, at the National Guard Armory (near 100 Oaks) … Continue reading →

Friendly disagreement: Rexblog friend Buzzmachine thinks rexblog friend Micro Persuasion’s blog-only experiment is a bogus PR gimmick. It’s a good thing that rexblog friend Micro Persuasion is a PR guy and despite its bogosity, the gimmick is getting lots of, … Continue reading →

Compulsive? For some reason, people are sending me e-mails with a link to this NY Times story (subscription blah, blah) about compulsive bloggers. Okay. You can stop sending them.

When this guy talks, listen: When it comes to the whole blogging thing, this weblog considers the Washington Post’s Dan Froomkin perhaps the most “gets-it” in-the-trenches journalist employed by a print-dominated media company. (Okay. We’ll admit the fact that he’s … Continue reading →