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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: Friday, July 15, 2005
Potter party
Potter party: Two years ago, when the 14-year-old was 12, I got to take him to Davis Kidd and hang-out for a couple of hours for the release of a new book. His big sister (the 18-year-old) voluntered to take … Continue reading
What Bob Lutz said
What Bob Lutz said: The blogging vice chairman of GM says there’s nothing to fear from executive blogging. (via: Debbie Weil)
Tim is talking
Tim is talking: Tim is guest blogger this weekend at Nashville is Talking and starts things off with some Photoshop fun.
Arnold terminates his pumped-up magazine deal
Arnold terminates his pumped-up magazine deal: Like he needed to ‘supplement’ his income anyway. “Schwarzenegger said he would continue to promote weight training, health and fitness.”
A trip down Powerbook memory lane
A trip down Powerbook memory lane: Nostalgia shots. (via: kottke.org)
There goes the neighborhood
There goes the neighborhood: I guess Kid Rock likes Nashville’s criminal justice system so much, he’s bought a condo down the street from rexblog HQ.
Washington Post adds ads to RSS feeds
Washington Post adds ads to RSS feeds: (From AdAge.com – reg. required) “Washingtonpost.com yesterday quietly began integrating advertising into its RSS feeds, the first major news site, it says, to offer such a service. The MSNBC TV show The Situation … Continue reading
What newspapers (and magazines) can learn from Starbucks and Apple
What newspapers (and magazines) can learn from Starbucks and Apple: (Columnist William Powers in National Journal magazine) “The companies that thrive in this economy are those that work hard to please the fetishists, by getting all the details right. Starbucks … Continue reading
Rafat’s Essence of Being
Rafat’s Essence of Being: I’m a fan of Rafat Ali & PaidContent.org and have never doubted his ability to balance the roles of journalist and business-entrepreneur. Rafat spells out the challenge in an essay this morning. Powerful stuff.
