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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, November 3, 2004
Nashville airport wi-fi
Nashville airport wi-fi: This is my first time to use the newly installed wi-fi at the Nashville International Airport. It’s about $7 a day…but seems rather robust and ubiquitous (I’m sitting in the B corridor, which if one knows my … Continue reading
Bruce says “goodbye”
Bruce says “goodbye”: Nashville Scene editor (and friend of this blogger) Bruce Dobie writes “a goodbye editorial” to announce that he’ll be leaving the paper in December. You da man, Bruce.
Who botched it?
Who bothched it? From too many sources to attribute, I’m getting news stories (here’s one) about “how bloggers bothced it” yesterday. What? No, bloggers didn’t botch it. Slate.com’s Jack Shafer, Matt Drudge and Ana Marie Cox botched it. And from … Continue reading
Joi just doesn’t get it
Joi just doesn’t get it: Taking a 180-degree turn from the spirit of Jeff’s post election pledge, one of my favorite bloggers, Joi Ito, blogging from Japan, is saying, “Americans have failed” the world today. Quote: It was close, but … Continue reading
Blog lite day
Blog lite day: Travelling much of the day (and through the end of the week). Will blog when wi-fi allows.
Connect the dots?
Connect the dots: Last week, I blogged a story about the Medill School of Journalism considering dropping its statistics course requirement. In the story, the following quote appeared: A common problem among many Medill students is that because they often … Continue reading
Okay. One last thing
Okay. One last thing: David Gergen keeps going on and on about how awful it is that those who supported Kerry will feel so alienated. I am sorry about that, but look at the map: It is so very difficult … Continue reading
The ironic whys
The ironic whys: One of the most ironic results of the election will be that by “outsourcing” their get out the vote effort, the Kerry campaign came up short against the in-house get out the vote effort of the Bush … Continue reading
