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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: Tuesday, July 12, 2005
Scoble must not have received the memo
I guess Scoble didn’t receive the memo: If Microsoft employees don’t use the word “podcast,” explain this and this. Okay, I’ll explain it: Scoble knows how silly it is to spit into the wind. GoogleFight: Podcast vs. Blogcast. Flashback: Back … Continue reading
Blog this article, please
Blog this article, please: ZDNet.com has a link at the bottom of each story that invites readers to “blog this.” The link takes you to a copy-and-paste, pre-formated blog post. Here’s an example of their suggested post for a recent … Continue reading
All of a sudden, the blog turned out to the ideal news resource
BBC: “All of a sudden, the blog turned out to be the ideal news resource.” (via: B.L. Ochman)
Can you have an open-source business startup?
Can you have an open-source business startup? These guys are experimenting with the idea. (via: Business2 Blog)
What Fortune Magazine said
What Fortune Magazine said: “Podcasting is simultaneously a rebellion against the blandness of commercial radio, a demonstration of time shifting for radio, just as TiVo allows time shifting for television, and a celebration of the Internet’s power to let individuals … Continue reading
How we search
SearchEngineWatch.com: “How Americans search.”
Those cheers are from the political junkies
Those cheers are from political junkies: The HotLine’s Blogometer has been liberated from HotLine’s four-figure cost wall. (Their description: “The Blogometer is a daily report from The Hotline taking the temperature of the political blogosphere. The Blogometer appears in The … Continue reading
Heather Green asks
Heather Green asks: Is Blog Plagiarism Growing–and are the Fakes Convincing?
CBSNews.com
CBSNews.com: Reinventing itself as “24-hour on-demand broadband news service.” (PDF of press release). Will include “The Public Eye” blog, “aimed at transparency.” (From PaidContent.org – Great reporting, Staci.)
Wow
Wow: Paul Chenoweth has put together a video of Nashville’s WKRN Video 101 training session for Nashville-area bloggers. He obviously wants to be teacher’s pet. I’d still like to see Tim Morgan & Aunt B’s version as they were shooting … Continue reading
Cluetraining
Cluetraining: Doc Searls is displaying how to get all the facts out when a company is under attack. (The company is Technorati and he’s an advisor. His long post explains the controversy.)
