Daily Archives: Friday, November 10, 2006

Honoring a hero

Posted on Friday, November 10, 2006 by Rex Hammock

From Hammock Publishing’s Bill Hudgins (Hudge in comments here), who is covering this weekend’s opening of the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Virginia, comes a note on how moving is was to hear the announcement that a Medal … Continue reading →

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It’s official: Roger Abramson rules prognosticatioin

Posted on Friday, November 10, 2006 by Rex Hammock

I hope this link is available to you if you are not a subscriber to NashvillePost.com (my favorite news source behind a cost wall). I hope it’s a “free link” because if you are able to get there, you’ll learn … Continue reading →

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The future of magazines

Posted on Friday, November 10, 2006 by Rex Hammock

In my sidebar blog (if you’re reading this in a browser, scroll down on the right column or if you’re reading this via RSS, it’s here), I’ve been linking to a few stories appearing about Time’s announcement regarding a new … Continue reading →

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If ASCAP ruled the world?

Posted on Friday, November 10, 2006 by Rex Hammock

Joi Ito points to a Japanese news story with the headline, “Elderly harmonica player arrested for performing copyrighted songs at bar.” Technorati Tags: copyright Related posts: rexblog nano The Tumblr-fication of Google Reader While I’m traveling, think of this as … Continue reading →

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Dylan Stableford has a good question

Posted on Friday, November 10, 2006 by Rex Hammock

Over at FishbowlNY, my friend Dylan Stableford asks a great question: Is the new issue of Marie Claire the first time a Nashvillian has gone topless on the cover? Actually, Dylan asks the question in a different way, but, well, … Continue reading →

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