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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: Wednesday, April 20, 2005
This just in
This just in, the NY Times ‘magazines fail’ retread feature: I know you’ve all been waiting, so I’m happy to announce that in Thursday’s NY Times, you’ll find the newspaper’s current version of the recurring feature story revealing that, despite … Continue reading
Make your own pope hat
Make your own pope hat: This “blank pope hat” jpg can get you started.
Real-time google hacking
Real-time google hacking: Geez. Earlier tonight, I blogged how I might as well publish my Google search history via RSS and joked that Google seemed a bit behind the curve in that department. Then John Resig lets me know about … Continue reading
Pope Dave I
Pope Dave I: Dave liked Rogers’ pope hat so much, he asked for one himself. So, in appreciation of Dave’s creation of RSS and Manila, the platform on which I publish the rexblog, and since he’ll go down as one … Continue reading
Custom publishing update II
Custom publishing update II: T-Mobile is launching a customer magazine for small companies “to encourage loyalty and highlight the network’s understanding of business needs.” InFocus, a 32-page magazine, will be published three times a year, with the first edition coming … Continue reading
Custom publishing update
Custom publishing update I: Korean car manufacturer Kia has launched a customer magazine that will be distributed to Kia owners in the U.S. three times a year.
Search memory
Wait, I remember this: The new “Google search history” won’t be anything new to people who use A9. But then, Google tends to improve (maps, for example) on any function it adapts, no matter what source. However, when I start … Continue reading
Yet another G+J controversy
Yet another G+J controversy: Child magazine says it didn’t know technology editor James Oppenheim was getting paid by Microsoft, Radio Shack, Kodak, and other tech companies. (via: Romenesko)
Pope URL update
Pope .com domain update: Here are some things Rogers Cadenhead would like (don’t call them demands) from the Vatican in exchange for the domain name, benedictxvi.com: Three days, two nights at the Vatican hotel they built for the conclave. One … Continue reading
Variety.com
Variety.com: “Internet feeding, not beating, other media.” There, in one sentence, you have what I spend a significant amount time trying to explain when I say “competing” or “replacing” are not necessarily the correct words one should use when understanding … Continue reading
Dick Stolley, a magazine legend, retires
Dick Stolley, a magazine legend, retires: For years on the rexblog, I’ve mentioned magazine editor-legend, Dick Stolley, a person I once blogged would be included on a magazine Mt. Rushmore, if there were such. Today, the NY Post (scroll down) … Continue reading
