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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: Tuesday, March 8, 2005
Newsweek photoshops its crediting policy
Newsweek photoshops its crediting policy: From Photo District News (pdnonline.com): Beginning with the March 14 issue, Newsweek editor Mark Whitaker says bylines for cover photos and illustrations will now appear directly on the cover, marking a shift from the industry … Continue reading
Or you’ll miss it
Or you’ll miss it: I must admit, the blog blinkorama is the best blog I’ve ever seen devoted entirely to posting screen grabs of people on TV frozen at just that instant when the person is mid-blink. (via blog-watching guru … Continue reading
Oh wait, the FEC is not going to crackdown on bloggers afterall. Thanks for clearing that headline up, CNET
Oh wait, the FEC is not going to crackdown on bloggers afterall. Thanks for clearing that headline up, CNET: Today, six days late, CNET runs an interview with FEC Commissioner, Ellen Weintraub, with the headline, “Bloggers, chill out already!“ While … Continue reading
Amen, brother
Amen, brother: Dave Winer in the SF Chronicle: “Everybody is a journalist, or nobody is.” As I’ve said, free speech should protect bloggers. At the same time, bloggers, like all media, are not free to practice slander, libel or … Continue reading
Why “experts” should be ignored
Why “experts” should be ignored: Whenever you see a quote like this one in today’s NY Post, “(Martha Stewart) should close the magazine and focus on TV projects, the Web, merchandising, books and videos,” you can bet the person being … Continue reading
Those who forget the past
Those who forget the past: I’m a fervent believer in the potential of new media and am a practicing and devout capitalist and will no doubt be involved in business endeavors in this space, but please, let’s not turn conversational … Continue reading