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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.
RexBlog.com was created in August, 2000.
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Daily Archives: Tuesday, July 19, 2005
That was fast
That was fast: JudgeRoberts.com.
Is there another issue?
The only issue: After watching two hours of punditry of the nomination of John Roberts, three four things are obvious to me: 1. He’s going to be confirmed. Key reason: His son’s cute little outfit. 2. Despite all the aspects … Continue reading
Washington Post “John Roberts” blog
Washington Post “John Roberts” blog: The paper has launched the Campaign for the Court weblog (complete with comments and trackbacks) and is tracking response to the nomination.
And the winner, no make that loser, is
And the winner loser is: The Acura Integra was 2004′s “most stolen vehicle.” One of every 200 registered 1999 Acura Integra’s was stolen last year. (via: ResourceShelf)
Vetting John Roberts
Vetting John Roberts: I’ve been doing some instant background checking on the President’s nomination for the Supreme Court and here are some of the facts I’ve uncovered: John Roberts perhaps is best known for his long stint as a CBS … Continue reading
Agent-generated subs disqualified
Agent-generated subs disqualified: (From MediaWeek.com) “The Audit Bureau of Circulations today announced it has disqualified paid subscriptions generated by two sales agents, a move that will affect the circulations of 100 consumer magazines, as well as a handful of business … Continue reading
More RSS ads
More RSS ads: (via: B-to-B Online) “VNU Business Media Europe on Tuesday announced it has formed a partnership with FeedBurner that will enable it to tap into revenue-generating RSS services for its publishing platforms. It has already run RSS ads … Continue reading
Slate is podcasting
Slate is podcasting: Slate now offers regular weekday podcasts “of one or more of our articles read aloud…Think of this as books on tape—only without the books and without the tape,” they say. If you want to add it to … Continue reading
Speaking of movies
Speaking of movies: Wedding Crashers. Laugh therapy. Park your brain at the door. My ribs hurt afterward.
Movies and magazines
Movies and magazines: The NY Times today has a story about “the decline” of journalists as portrayed in movies. A long time ago on the rexblog, a post about magazines in movies led to this list. Once in a while, … Continue reading
What Rance Crain said
What Rance Crain said: (Reg. required) “I predict it won’t be long before movie companies will let people into theaters free to drive DVD sales (especially to movies where they can’t sell many tickets anyway and also to movies loaded … Continue reading
