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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.
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Daily Archives: Wednesday, February 28, 2007
A Wikipedia oops? Or, a New Yorker oops?
Stephen Dubner points to the post-script editor’s note on this New Yorker magazine article (scroll to bottom) in which a Wikipedia administrator that was identified in the article as “a tenured professor of religion at a private university” with “a … Continue reading
Powerbook narcolepsy
I just discovered a new term. It’s a term I would have preferred not to discover. The term is “Powerbook narcolepsy” and it refers to Mac PowerBooks that randomly shut down. (It’s similar to “MacBook narcolepsy,” another term I’ve just … Continue reading
Who’s winning the race on a local “breaking news” story
My news-reader and e-mail radar just lit up with news about the divorce of Vanderbilt’s chancellor Gordon Gee and his wife, Constance. Just for the record, the student-run InsideVandy.com, broke the story at 10:06 a.m. and (the following link may … Continue reading
Posted in Nashville
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When old media use terms like ‘digital initiative’ they reveal how really old they are
Yesterday, the Magazine Publishers of America reported that during 2006, their members (consumer magazine publishing companies) had announced over 150 digital initiatives. These “digital initiatives” include the launching of “online social networks, enabling user-generated content, and (introducing) more blogs, mobile … Continue reading
Posted in conversational media, magazines, publishing
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links for 2007-02-28
Publication costs will rise due to new postal rates – 02/27/2007 Magazines delivered via mail are facing higher costs and potentially thinner margins as a result of new postal rate increases, but the hike is not nearly as bad as … Continue reading