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Rex Hammock’s RexBlog.com
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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The History of Media: Brands have been Publishers Since the 19th Century
[Note: This post is a Rexplanation.] Feel free to read-along, but this post was written especially for my blog and Twitter friend, Mathew Ingram, who posted an article on Gigaom this afternoon with the subject line, “The Future of Media: … Continue reading
Lipstick on an old media business model doesn’t make it new media
Regular readers of this blog know of my decade-long knee-jerk reactions to any notion that media intended to directly connect sellers and buyers is somehow: 1. Something new 2. Obviously unethical 3. Misleading to the audience. Today, the New York … Continue reading
Posted in Content Marketing, Custom Media, magazines, marketing, media, observation
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Prediction: Gmail Smart Labels will further deteriorate email marketing open rates
If you depend on email to send or receive newsletters, credit card statements, marketing announcements, or notices from social media sites or forums, you may want to take note of this announcement on Google’s Gmail Blog. Today, Gmail is rolling … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, Content Marketing, magazines, marketing, media
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Are corporate journalists real journalists? Better question: Does someone actually call themself that?
Yesterday, I received an email from Joe Pulizzi, the guy I credit (and blame*) for the popularization of the term “content marketing.” In it, he asked me my opinion of an issue that came up on a conference call he … Continue reading
Posted in content, Content Marketing, Custom Media, marketing, media
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Rebooting the News – Who is Rex, Edition
This morning, I spent an hour chatting with Dave Winer on Rebooting the News the weekly podcast he typically records with NYU Professor Jay Rosen. To me, getting invited to spend an hour with Dave Winer on a podcast is … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, blogging & bloggers, Content Marketing, facebook, Hammock Inc., internet, iPad, magazines, media, publishing, twitter, usability
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