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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, December 27, 2004
Let’s hope not
Let’s hope not: Patrick Ruffini asks, “Are we on the verge of a dot-blog boom? (and subsequent bust?). Quote: A market-fueled dot blog boom may strike many as overdone, much as the original dot com boom was — but we … Continue reading
More from Bill on the Gallatin church fire
More from Bill on the Gallatin church fire: Earlier, I posted an e-mail from Bill Hudgins regarding the first last night at the historic building of the First Presbyterian Church of Gallatin, Tennessee. He just e-mailed me the following update.: … Continue reading
Jingle, jingle
Jingle, jingle: Amazon.com said today that consumer electronics was its best selling product category this Christmas season, surpassing even books, the products most associated with the company. And what were the leading consumer electronic items sold? The Apple 20GB iPod, … Continue reading
Dear RIAA
Brain dead: I just heard some record industry geek on NPR whinning that too much of the music available online is still pirated. That made me look at my iTunes account and see how much I had spent (not including … Continue reading
Amazon.com’s top magazines, 2004
Amazon.com’s top selling magazines, 2004: Amazon.com has two lists of “top magazines of 2004″: Top 10 magazines (customers): 1. Wired 2. People 3. Sports Illustrated 4. Sports Illustrated for Kids 5. O: The Oprah Magazine 6. InStyle 7. Cosmopolitan 8. … Continue reading
Disaster relief
Disaster relief: The Red Cross international disaster relief fund has an online way to make a contribution. I’ve made one this morning.
Gallatin church fire report
Gallatin church fire report: One of the seven readers of this weblog just e-mailed me about a fire tonight at a historic church building in Gallatin, Tennessee, a community northeast of Nashville. Bill Hudgins, my friend and co-worker for the … Continue reading
