Monthly Archives: May 2005

Don’t use headlines to create alternative universes

Posted on Tuesday, May 31, 2005 by Rex Hammock

Don’t use headlines to create alternative universes: For all I know, this article found at the Columbia Journalism Review’s website could be objective and fact-filled. However, I couldn’t get beyond the headline, “How evangelical Christians are creating an alternative universe … Continue reading →

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Blogging is her “tuning fork”

Posted on Tuesday, May 31, 2005 by Rex Hammock

Blogging is her “tuning fork”: On her blog, Management Craft, Lisa Haneberg says, “Blogging is my tuning fork…Blogging and reading blogs keep my mind sharp and give me ideas that are more likely to work.” I really like that and … Continue reading →

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A magazine editor responds to a negative NYT story — with the magazine’s blog

Posted on Tuesday, May 31, 2005 by Rex Hammock

A magazine editor responds to a negative NYT story — using the magazine’s blog: Please , excuse me. My blog worlds are colliding. Yesterday, I blogged and pointed to this piece in the NY Times by David Carr that said, … Continue reading →

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This achy breaky sucks

Posted on Tuesday, May 31, 2005 by Rex Hammock

This achy breaky sucks: Presenting the summer, 2005, Billy Ray Cyrus memorial novelty music fad: Cowboy Troy and hick hop. Wake me up when this nightmare is over. As for me (and this may surprise anyone who hasn’t seen my … Continue reading →

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Deep Throat

Posted on Tuesday, May 31, 2005 by Rex Hammock

Deep Throat: “W. Mark Felt, who retired from the FBI after rising to its second most senior position, has identified himself as the “Deep Throat” source quoted by The Washington Post to break the Watergate scandal that led to President … Continue reading →

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