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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: Friday, March 18, 2005
Wednesday Night Fever
Wednesday Night Fever: As a professional marketing guy, I’m recommending that Mr. Roboto go ahead and change his name to Mr. Robo-two (or, perhaps, Mr. Robo-2). I think I’ll suggest that to him next Wednesday night when several Nashville bloggers … Continue reading
Recalling my first transistor iPod
Recalling that first transistor iPod: Gee, it seems like only yesterday. (source: a vintage ad photoshop contest at 1000 words. via: yewknee.)
What Seth said
What Seth said: “Pre-bankruptcy marketing.”
What Doc said
What Doc said: As I was rather harsh in my negative reaction to one aspect of the Odeo story in the NYT a while back (my specific complaint: the implication in the article and related blog-post that podcasters need an … Continue reading
Desperate covers
Desperate covers: Entertainment Weekly (cover date, March 25) has five different covers, each with a different star of Desperate Housewives. They’re not posted yet, but the covers should eventually make it into the magazine’s cover archive. (via: Blog Magazine)
A new voice
A new voice: Hey, I just learned that another Nashvillian I know who is not a male has started a weblog. It’s FixinSupper (not yet, but soon to be at the URL, fixinsupper.com), a food blog with a big emphasis … Continue reading
Apple-free speech update
Apple-free speech update: Boing Boing is filing an amicus brief in the Apple vs. bloggers case. Their lawyer needs help with the following: “I need links to news stories broken by bloggers– things a court can look at and say … Continue reading
Nashville’s blogging community grows
Nashville’s corporate blogging community grows: Nashville-based Thomas Nelson Publishers is about to launch a site called “House Work” that will aggregate feeds from employees’ weblogs, according to the company’s president and COO and blogger-in-chief Michael Hyatt. According to Michael, the … Continue reading