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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: Friday, November 12, 2004
Wall-to-wall Wal-Mart magazines
Wall-to-wall Wal-Mart magazines: Paul Colford reports that another Wal-Mart-only magazine from Time Inc. is on sale, this one a special issue of People. People Extra, priced at $3.95, is an 80-page issue that features cover girl Faith Ford, Clay Aiken … Continue reading
Friday frolic
Friday frolic: I guess Eddie Rider remembers me blogging how Karl Lagerfeld had 60,000 CDs he was loading onto iPods, because he just e-mailed me a link to this story about a really, uh, unique individual who has downloaded 900,000 … Continue reading
Brand (r)extension
Brand (r)extension: The global empire of rex-branded products continues to grow. And to think, it all started out as a humble lard company (see photo at the top of the page). For instance, there’s that commuter airline in Australia and, … Continue reading
Travel update
Travel update: I’m going to be several places next week (and will miss two other events in Chicago, unfortunately). Here are a couple of places where a random reader of this weblog may also be. If so, please look me … Continue reading
Update – these magazines are still dead
Update – these magazines are still dead: Pamela Parker Caird has been cleaning our her desk and has discovered some final copies of defunct dot.com magazines. Final? You never know. I’m sure someone, somewhere is planning some more dejazines.
Free the media
Free the media: Under a generous and enlightened Creative Commons license, Dan Gilmore’s book, We the Media, has been available free and online from the publisher since July. It’s now available at authorama.com and in audiobook form (two options), as … Continue reading
Georgia on their mind
Georgia on their mind: Have I not mentioned the new magazine Georgia Lifestyles before? Well, it apparently has launched and apparently is in a familiar category.
Doing the tighten up
Doing the tighten up: According to the NYT, “the leaders of the Audit Bureau of Circulations outlined steps Thursday to bolster confidence in the circulation figures reported by newspapers and magazines, saying that they will hire dozens more auditors to … Continue reading
Magazine links of the week
blogs, magazines & journalism <b>Magazine links of the week:</b> Now <i>here</i> is a great idea. The <a href=”http://www.magazine.org”>MPA and ASME</a> that, according to <a href=”http://www.mediapost.com/dtls_dsp_news.cfm?newsId=278474 “>MediaPost.com</a>, “instead of talking up readership research, circulation figures, or the medium’s high level of … Continue reading
