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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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Archives
Daily Archives: Thursday, May 19, 2005
Guest blogging
Guest blogging: I’m going to be doing some business-to-business media guest-blogging on a new blog launched last week by the trade association, American Business Media, called MediaPace. Apparently, some think the blog was “haphazardly launched.” The one thing I know … Continue reading
What Staci said
What Staci said: (By, in essence, outsourcing DVD rentals to Netflix) “Wal-Mart is…acknowledging tacitly that a smaller, targeted company can do the job better — and, by doing so, may make more money for Wal-Mart.” (PaidContent.org)
Not chicken feed
Not chicken feed: Magazines.com CEO Jay Clarke told a Nashville Technology Council roundtable recently that his firm is probably Google’s largest ad client in Tennessee, given his firm spent $1.5 million with Google for key-word ads last year. As I’ve noted before, … Continue reading
More fan-blogging
More fan-blogging: If you work for a giant business-to-business media company trying to figure out this whole blogging thing and you want to see an example of a giant-media-owned blog that “gets it,” go to “Blogspotting” one of the blogs … Continue reading
My weekly fan blogging of ‘The Nashville Nobody Knows’
My weekly fan blogging of ‘The Nashville Nobody Knows’: My favorite day of the week is quickly becoming whatever day Candace Corrigan posts her podcast, The Nashville Nobody Knows. Show notes: This week, Candace’s guest is Will Barrow, a recent … Continue reading
Let me make this simple: This is nuts!
Let me make this simple: This is nuts! MediaPost is reporting that MRI has announced plans to begin testing a technology that will embed a chip onto a magazine page so that “readers could be stationed in retail outlets that … Continue reading
What Jeff Jarvis said:
What Jeff Jarvis said: “What a relief: No more stories about dorky Star Wars losers without lives waiting in line for a damned movie.” Now I’m looking forward to no more stories about the movie’s politics. Update: I’d like to … Continue reading