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The blog of Rex Hammock, founder/ceo of Hammock Inc., a customer media and marketing services 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, February 23, 2005
Time out
Time out: Despite Time Inc.’s deep pockets, the magazine Suede is “on hiatus.” “Hiatus” (or, as we call it on the rexblog, “bye-atus”) can be loosely translated as a state of terminal vaporziness. What caused Suede’s failure? Well, here’s a … Continue reading
How to make money from RSS?
How to make money from RSS? If you’re IDG, you know how: Syndicate, the premier event for content syndication trends. Marriott Marquis Times Square NY, NY May 17 – 18, 2005 Have I missed something? Dave Winer and Doc Searls … Continue reading
Dejazines all over again
Dejazines all over again: I’m sure Tech Confidential, the new magazine from CNET and The Deal that will cover the business and financial aspects of technology will be really, really great and will be oh so different from all those … Continue reading
Match.com launches Happen Magazine, only it happens to not be a magazine
Match.com launches Happen Magazine, only it happens to not be a magazine: Okay. Here’s an official ruling from the rexblog: If you launch something online, don’t call it a magazine. Apparently there is some Freudian or Mcluhanian (Mclunhanesque?) need that … Continue reading
Can you comment?
Can you comment? It’s supposed to be easy to leave a comment on this weblog. You don’t need to register, or anything. However, I’ve been informed that some folks have had some technical problems when trying to comment. Please e-mail … Continue reading
