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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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Archives
Daily Archives: Monday, September 20, 2004
Vapor gossip
Vapor gossip: If it’s okay with you, this will be the last post I make regarding Hearst’s pre-development of a vaporzine.
Disclosure
Disclosure: Unlike in the past, Vanity Fair is bending over backwards to disclose (however, in frog-hair type) any connections someone at the magazine may have with the Hollywood power-brokers on its “New Establishment” list. (Personal disclosure: The fact that I’m … Continue reading
Product placement not good, say Volvo-driving journalism profs
Product placement not good, say Volvo-driving journalism profs: In an apparent effort to undermine their Abercrombie-clothes-wearing students’ chances of ever getting jobs in their major, 61 journalism and law professors sent a letter today to the American Society of Magazine … Continue reading
Top 300 Magazine Report
Top 300 Magazine Report: Advertising Age has released its annual list of the top 300 revenue-grossing magazines. The article is available online via a free registration. You can download a 5-page PDF of the report by clicking here. (via Resource … Continue reading
The accidental Nashville weblog
The accidental Nashville weblog: On Slashdot.org (or, was we call it around here, /.), there’s a huge debate raging regarding the ethics and legality of the “I Found Some of Your Life” weblog. The premise of the weblog is this: … Continue reading
The Year of the Blog?
The Year of the Blog? A few weeks ago, I observed that magazine articles about blogging had “jumped the shark” (I believe I also observed that the term “jump the shark” had “jumped the shark”). I predicted that Time magazine … Continue reading
Fishy dejazine update
Fishy dejazine update: The latest on the planned weekly magazine, The Redux Herring. Quote: (CEO Alex) Vieux is cautiously optimistic and said Red Herring intends to be “humble” and “modest” and that it’s reporting will be “sober.” “You and I … Continue reading
