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rexblog: Rex Hammock's Weblog
http://rexblog.com
rexblog.com is the weblog of publishing executive and entrpreneur Rex Hammock and typically is about magazines, the magazine industry and custom publishing. Often, however, rexblog.com links to totally random stuff.
- Added on: Nov 12th, 2004
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: News & Media Marketing Blogging
- Tags: observation magazines nashville facebook All other web culture
Recent Posts
Hammock has been QR-codified by Google
It’s official: Hammock Inc. is one of the top 190,000 most favorite places on Google. According to a TechCrunch item last week, a mailing we received today (that’s right, Google sends out direct mail via the USPS) went out to businesses a...
links for 2009-12-02
Time Inc’s Manhattan Project Is A Tablet Magazine For as long as I've been writing about eBook readers (Google the term "Rumor #3"), I've said this is the way of the future. This is no eBook. This is no digital magazine. But i...
Seth Godin on how to be a great client (with a few suggestions from me)
As on most days, Seth Godin posted a thought-provoking item on his blog today called, “How to be a great client.” Because the business I’m in, content marketing and custom media creation and management, is very client service driven...
You don’t get Wikipedia, so stop trying
For years, I’ve been reading that Wikipedia is dying. (Of course, on the internet, anything successful attracts an “is dying” movement.) Today, there’s a Wall Street Journal article that does a half-way decent job of glanci...
If ‘advertising’ is your middle name, your surveys will always suggest the solution is …
I have a theory that goes something like this: If the name of your organization is Interactive Advertising Bureau, any study of the needs of internet marketers is going to suggest that “advertising” is the solution. According to my the...
Always grateful
One of the magazines Hammock has the honor to publish is Semper Fi, the national magazine of The Marine Corps League, a congressionally-charted national auxiliary organization founded in 1923 that promotes and preserves the spirit and traditions o...
