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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: Friday, October 15, 2004
A heavily ‘caveated’ thumbs up
A heavily ‘caveated’ thumbs up: Except perhaps for The Passion of the Christ, I can’t think of a film I’ve seen that is more deserving of its “R” rating than Team America: World Police which I saw Friday night while … Continue reading
Magavents
Magavents: Myrna Blyth (wasn’t she a silent-film star?) of the NY Sun notes that “New York is a Magazine Town” because of all the magazine-branded bridal shows and flea markets going on there this weekend. However, if you’re in Nashville … Continue reading
Lad foot
Lad foot: Matt Nauman of the Mercury News profiles the new American Media automobile magazine, Maximum Performance Horsepower (MPH) Magazine (not to be confused with the old American Media automobile magazine, Auto World Weekly that was published from 2000 to … Continue reading
Even if nominated
Even if nominated: Lileks puts to rest any blogger-induced-meme suggestion he might run for Senate in 2006. If he changes his mind, I will consider moving to Minnesota just for the opportunity to vote for him. Just think of the … Continue reading
Secrets of the rich and famous media brands
Secrets of the rich and famous media brands: I’m planning in the next few weeks to blog a short review of the book Media Monoliths: how great media brands thrive and survive, by Mark Tungate (click on this handy contextual … Continue reading
Headline of the Day
Headline of the Day: A NY Post hed on a story about the ratings drop of shows like, “The Apprentice”: “TV Audiences Decide Reality Bites.”
Too much fun
Too much fun: I’m having too much fun being crunched up against a magazine deadline to blog much today about magazines. Sorry that I can’t answer the several questions and comments I’ve received about blogging stuff. Will get to it … Continue reading