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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: Monday, March 26, 2007
And in sports, Pacman Jones episode of CSI continues
The Tennessean is reporting that Las Vegas police are recommending the district attorney file three charges against Titans cornerback Pacman Jones for his role in a Feb. 19 melee that may have set off a triple shooting at a strip … Continue reading
What is wrong with people?
Kathy Sierra, an author and blogger who I admire greatly, has been the target of some sick, harassing comments and blog posts. The blogosphere can be an engaging, fun and friendly place. I don’t understand the motivations of those who … Continue reading
My answer to Tony Silber’s question
My friend (and he is) Tony Silber, the editor and publisher (and partner) of Folio: Magazine wants to know why the blogosphere went apoplectic at the news InfoWorld is ceasing its print version: “A reporter hates to admit missing a … Continue reading
Magazines die, magazines launch. It happens every day, #4
This may surprise some people who did not know Life had been relaunched as a neswpaper insert, but Staci Kramer of PaidContent.org alerted me that, “This morning brings news that Time Inc. is going to do just that—shutter the newspaper … Continue reading
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Magazines die, magazines launch. It happens every day, #3
Finally, the editor of Infoworld announces the news anyone who cares to know, already knew. He announced it in a blog post that isn’t noted (9 a.m., PDT) on the front of the website. Quote: “Yes, the rumors are true. … Continue reading
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Magazines die, magazines launch. It happens every day, #1
I have a feeling this will be a theme for my posts today. MediaPost reports that Forbes is launching a magazine called Forbes Life Executive Women. The expert (and blogger) I turn to for reactions to such news, Andrea Learned, … Continue reading
Magazines dies, Magazines launch. It happens everyday, #2
Susan Mernit on today’s “print is dead” meme: “When it comes to newspapers, they’re pretty much right–industrial grade paper just isn’t the medium of choice for news anymore and reporters aren’t the only people who can cover events and provide … Continue reading
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Judges gone wild
Quote of the day from Jason Fry in Real Time, his column in the Wall Street Journal: “U.S. District Court Judge Denny Chin’s decision is remarkable for hitting the trifecta of digital-age frustrations: It fetishizes technology at the expense of … Continue reading
