Daily Archives: Wednesday, May 3, 2006

Spoiler for Lost fans – Do not read this post until after watching the 4/3 (make that 5/3) episode

Posted on Wednesday, May 3, 2006 by Rex Hammock

Spoiler for Lost fans – Do not read this post until you’ve watched the 4/3 (make that, 5/3) episode: However, if you have watched it, all I can say is this: If you get a DUI while working on this … Continue reading →

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I’m sorry, this blog is looping

Posted on Wednesday, May 3, 2006 by Rex Hammock

I’m sorry, this blog is looping: A few minutes ago, one of the original seven readers of this weblog, Doug Shore, emailed me a link to the this WSJ.com story about the “best of the worst” technology from the past … Continue reading →

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Steve Gillmor

Posted on Wednesday, May 3, 2006 by Rex Hammock

Steve Gillmor: ““Why don’t they get that the iPod broke the back of the record monopoly, just like the VCR broke the back of the projectionist’s union?“ I agree. Why is so hard to understand that it’s all about “the … Continue reading →

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The coming bust in Web 2.0 names

Posted on Wednesday, May 3, 2006 by Rex Hammock

The coming bust in Web 2.0 names: I argued this morning that boom and bust aren’t necessarily applicable tags to apply to the current proliferation (and inevitable failure of many) of the web applications and new media experiments that fit … Continue reading →

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A book I won’t be reading

Posted on Wednesday, May 3, 2006 by Rex Hammock

A book I won’t be reading: Paul Conley points to a B2B media-related book he’s learned about, a self-published graphic novel that “satirizes the compromised ethics at play in the fictional offices of American Tractor Times magazine.” In the past … Continue reading →

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Wasted space

Posted on Wednesday, May 3, 2006 by Rex Hammock

Wasted space: When I see an analysis like this in Advertising Age regarding MySpace and Facebook, it makes me realize why reporters aren’t entrepreneurs, VCs or successful investors — and don’t quite get what’s going on with Facebook or MySpace, … Continue reading →

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