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The blog of Rex Hammock, founder/ceo of Hammock Inc., a customer media and marketing services 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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Monthly Archives: April 2005
How’d the Country Music Marathon get so big?
How did the Country Music Marathon get so big? This morning, as I’m getting ready for an afternoon flight to south Florida for the spring meeting of the American Business Media, about 18,000 folks are running all over Nashville in … Continue reading
WKRN weblog aggregator launches
WKRN weblog aggregator launches: Channel 2 has launched its weblog-hyperlocal news aggregator. Former waitress blogger Brittney Gilbert is now the News 2 blogger, aggregator, on-air personality. The only thing I find weird about it is the strange name they gave … Continue reading
Staci’s session has already begun
Staci’s & LaShawn’s sessions have already begun: Staci Kramer is leading a session (and a food for thought dinner) next week at BlogNashville and has started up the conversation on her heretofore-soon-to-go-live weblog. She’s inviting the experts (translation: everyone is … Continue reading
Why I blog
Why I blog: Yesterday, a business acquaintance asked me a question that lots of business acquaintances ask me when they discover I’ve been blogging so long. “Do you make any money from it?” (I have blunt business friends.) I explained … Continue reading
I give up — reporters will never get the whole math thing
I give up — reporters will never get the whole math thing: I keep trying to retire from my continuous ranting about how ridiculous it is when a reporter sees one set of numbers (online advertising reaches a gazillion dollars) … Continue reading
