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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.
RexBlog.com was created in August, 2000.
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Archives
Daily Archives: Tuesday, April 26, 2005
Bush’s webmaster reviews UK election sites
Bush’s webmaster reviews UK election sites: Patrick Ruffini asseses the “e-campaigns” of the Labour and Conservative parties. Patrick, who headed up the Bush-Cheney blog and served as the campaign’s defacto liasion with the blogosphere, has some great insights into what … Continue reading
Practice, practice and learn how to go, “Yee-hawww”
Practice, practice and learn how to go, “Yee-hawww”: Dear NY City friends. I thought I would give you a heads up so you can start planning now. The Grand Ole Opry is playing Carnegie Hall Nov. 14. If you don’t … Continue reading
More iThuggery
More iThuggery: Before reading that Apple goons were banning all Wiley-published books from Apple Stores, I doubt I would have had any interest in reading this book. But after reading the following, I placed an order for one at Amazon.com. … Continue reading
That didn’t take long
That didn’t take long: Re: earlier item about the Hipster iPod that costs $900 and is preloaded with 14,500 MP3s. I predicted it would be shut by noon. And, apparently, it is. Let’s count up all the lawyers who may … Continue reading
Breaking news – out of the box ideas from Newsweek.com
Breaking news – out of the box idea from Newsweek.com: The folks at Newsweek.com have decided to start putting, get this, a new story on their website, are you sitting down?, every day. I know that’s revolutionary thinking, but MediaPost.com … Continue reading
Laws of newspaper physics
Laws of newspaper physics: A NY Times reporter discovers that when it comes to newspapers, the bigger they are the harder they fall. Soon, the reporter may discover another law of economics (developed by Rhodes Scholar Kris Kristofferson and sometimes … Continue reading
The future of news?
The future of news? It’s mobile, immediate, visual, interactive, participatory and trusted. And it’s on a PDF (the report, that is) (via: PaidContent.org)
Rogers Cadenheard says
Rogers Cadenhead says: “I think I’m going to spend the rest of the day curled up in a fetal ball saying “$150,000 dollars” over and over and eating Chunky Monkey directly out of the container.”
Hmmm
Hmmm: The Hipster iPod is a 60-GB iPod with 14,500 DRM-free MP3s pre-loaded, all for $900 (quick math: 3¢ a tune). No doubt, there will be lawsuits by noon. (via: the other rex)
Dave Winer says
Dave Winer says: …to advertisers experimenting with RSS, “if you provide me with information I want, I’ll welcome you in. Advertisers get a clue. Try seduction, don’t break into my life, romance your way in.:
