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Rex Hammock’s RexBlog.com
The blog of Rex Hammock, founder/ceo of Hammock Inc., the content marketing, strategy and media company founded in 1991 in Nashville, Tenn. Rex is also founder/helper-in-chief of the wiki, SmallBusiness.com.
RexBlog.com was created in August, 2000.
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Daily Archives: Tuesday, August 10, 2004
A message to this weblog’s seven readers
An announcement to this weblog’s seven readers regarding upcoming events : Beginning this Friday, August 13 and continuing through Sunday, August 22, I will be carrying out an experiment much like the one Steve Rubel tried when he went a … Continue reading
Always low prices. Always.
Always low prices. Always: The wait for Time Inc.’s WalMart channeled All You magazine is over on Friday, reports DMNews (via iwantmedia.com). Quote: “This is definitely not a partnership,” Oshin said. “This is definitely a Time Inc. initiative. Wal-Mart has … Continue reading
Another sign of the coming apocalypse?
Another sign of the coming apocalypse? A week after raising the advertising rate base of Lucky to one million, Conde Nast announced today it will boost the circulation of Cargo to 350,000 with the February, 2005 issue. Shop on, dudes.
Slate’s “In other magazines”
Slate’s “In other magazines”: As always, a great round-up of what’s being covered in weekly magazines.
Absolutely, positively big magazine news
Absolutely, positively big magazine news: For most of the readers of this weblog, the interesting aspects of the magazine world relate to publishing and editorial. Yet, how magazines get from the printer to ones home is fascinating to magazine geeks … Continue reading
Branded media update
Branded media update: I don’t typically blog magazine news outside North America (I don’t have the mental bandwidth), but I found this announcement of the launch by BBC Magazines of a new UK magazine that extends the Antiques Roadshow brand … Continue reading
Analyze that:
Analyze that: After the rant in the item immediately preceeding this, I wonder if there should be a “time spent” vs. “results” analysis of this item regarding the Kerry vs. Bush newspaper reading practices. I’m guessing also that this will … Continue reading
Analyze this
Analyze this: MediaDailyNews has analyzed some data collected by someone else (Veronis Suhler) and makes a grand leap to conclude there is something significant in finding “the amount of money Madison Avenue invests in (different) media is growing is growing … Continue reading
