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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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Daily Archives: Monday, October 4, 2004
Connect the dots?
Connect the dots? I wonder if this story about Google’s challenge to retain newly minted millionaires has anything to do with this farewell to Google message from Ev? Duh. (via Joi Ito) rexblog bumper music: If I Had a Million … Continue reading
Sub-par blogging
Sub-par blogging: The annonymous vaporzine scout couldn’t believe I didn’t post a link to the mediapost.com’s story about the vaporzine Golf Connoisseur. I apologize. I ignored the story as I thought I’d blogged it earlier. I confess: there’s typically a … Continue reading
Friend of rexblog /.’d
Friend of rexblog /.’d: Okay, so recently I said Tara Calishain’s ResearchBuzz was my “second-favorite” weblog with the word “buzz” in it, which led to her e-mailing me feigning disappointment at my slight. I’m happy to see she just got … Continue reading
Another newsweakly
Another newsweakly: A new “international news round-up” has been launched in the U.S. by the UK newspaper, The Guardian, according to the website, mediaweek.co.uk. The newsstand edition, to be called Guardian Weekly, is described as a digest of stories from … Continue reading
Grid-lock forecast
Grid-lock forecast: Electoral-vote.com sees Bush’s lead widening (what? no “smirk” backlash?) while the Democrats pull ahead in the race to control the Senate.(via instapundit.com) Update: Larry Sabato’s shows a slightly narrower electoral vote. I’m curious about both maps showing Tennessee … Continue reading
You vote what you drive
You vote what you drive: In another item from wacky world of election season marketing files, according to a survey from Kelly Blue Book if you drive a Mercury, Ford, GMC or Chevy, you’ll likely be voting for Bush. If … Continue reading
Fuego
Fuego: Interesting piece in Multichannel News about why ESPN succeeded in extending its brand into print while so many other cable companies failed (Biography, Lifetime, IFC Rant). Quote: Walsh attributes the success of ESPN The Magazine to four factors: the … Continue reading