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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.
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Daily Archives: Wednesday, January 5, 2005
Death of a vaporzine
Death of a vaporzine: The departure of James Truman from CondeNast means the arts magazine planned for 2006 is not a vaporzine anymore, rather, just vapor.
Death wish, Part II
Death wish, II: Remember yesterday when I said there is a new in-car rolling wi-fi that “people are dying to have.” Well, Delphi and Comcast are also working on another death-inducing technology, sort of an in-car cable TV. And you … Continue reading
Apple kool-aid hangover
Apple kool-aid hangover: Those who know me best would suggest if the only place one could use a Mac was some small encampment in Guyana, I’d likely pack up and move. They know how much it pains me to watch … Continue reading
The Scene’s test blog
The Scene’s test blog: Nashville nightlife blogger Mr. Roboto is apparently getting his request for Nashville media to start blogging granted. He blogged this pre-launch test blog of the Nashville Scene. Apparently there were some posts up earlier, but apparently … Continue reading
“Markets are conversations” lesson
“Markets are conversations” lesson: This morning, I whinned that Technorati‘s under-reporting of my inbound links was crushing my ego (although I didn’t admit to the vanity implications of my rant). Anyway, on the comments of that earlier post, some dude … Continue reading
When lovemarks are clueless, Part II
When lovemarks are clueless, Part II: As I blogged last month, I just hate it when one of my lovemarks files a lawsuit against one of my cluetrain sources. Quote from cnet’s news.com: Apple on Tuesday sued the publisher of … Continue reading
Southwest expanding into Pittsburg
Southwest expanding into Pittsburg(h): For someone like me, who spends many hours of each year on a Southwest jet, the news being reported by the WSJ this afternoon, is significant. However, I never really travel to Pittsburg(h). Dear Southwest, please … Continue reading
Cannibalzine
Cannibalzine: The owner of the circulation-free-falling TV Guide is planning to launch Inside TV, a mass-market magazine devoted to TV shows and their stars. Wow. I guess this should shut-up all you so-called experts who claim there’s no more out-of-the-box … Continue reading
Yet another misguided “moral & monetary” equivalency exercise
Yet another misguided “moral & monetary” equivalency exercise: I would have ignored this psuedostatistic from the blogger psuedorandom had it not be Boing-Boing-alanched and, therefore, given some sort of blessing of authority. The comparison of the Iraq war budget with … Continue reading
Technorati adds features, but I have a complaint regarding an old one
Technorati adds features, but I have a complaint regarding an old one: While Technorati keeps adding features (here’s a new pubsub-like one via Joi Ito), I wish they’d fix an old one. My “links from sources” cosmos statistics have been … Continue reading
Death wish
Death wish: Wednesday’s WSJ is reporting that RaySat Inc., in Vienna, Va., says it has developed a satellite antenna that can turn a moving car into a rolling wi-fi “hot spot.” The key quote in the article is the following … Continue reading