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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: Sunday, May 8, 2005
Candace Corrigan, my absolute favorite Nashville podcaster of all time
Candace Corrigan, my absolute favorite Nashville podcaster of all time: Wow. Last night, I was at dinner with Candace Corrigan who has started a podcast called the Nashville Nobody Knows. When I got home, I set it up on my … Continue reading
NY Times says WSJ abroad is shrinking
NY Times: “Abroad, the Wall Street Journal Will be a tabloid.” Tick, tick, tick.
Mr Robotos “other job”?
Mr Roboto’s “other job”? Wait a minute. I didn’t know Mr. Roboto was publishing stuff for iPods. But surely, if I were just guessing, I’d certainly think he’s the creator of The Party Pod Pro. Really, who else but Nashville’s … Continue reading
Real Simple Values
Real Simple Values: In a previous post, someone asked if Dave Winer is like Andy Kaufman. Today, he has also been compared to Neil Young. (Personally, I think he’s closer to John Lennon, or, one can argue, Thomas Edison, for … Continue reading
What really happened at Dave’s session yesterday
What really happened at Dave’s session yesterday: While a few people didn’t get what was going on in Dave Winer’s session yesterday, fortunatly Kevin Howarth of TechLinks was able to was able to get it. See, editors are a good … Continue reading
So many shout outs, so little time
So many shout outs, so little time: There will be more after the whole Mom’s Day brunch thing, but I couldn’t leave the house without saying two people are amazing: Bob Cox willed BlogNashville into being and he’d never been … Continue reading
Paul Chaney on BlogNashville
Paul Chaney on BlogNashville: “It was also interesting to attend a conference on blogging where Robert Scoble’s name was not mentioned even once, at least not in any of the sessions I attended.” (Note: While not in a session, I … Continue reading
The best blognashville summary I’ve seen
The best blognashville summary I’ve seen: The folks at Nashvillezine “captured” some of the wackiest moments. And with a little fickr tagging fun, they’ve even added some humor to another page, as well. Technorati Tags: blognashville
Even bastards have moms
Even bastards have moms: (Note: If the following post means nothing to you, that’s a good thing.) It’s Mother’s Day, so I’m trying really hard to be like I think my mother would want me to be this morning when … Continue reading