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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: Thursday, September 8, 2005
etc. rexblog links
rexblog random links: LexisNexis offering free full access to Katrina-related content. (via: ResourceShelf) Skype for OS X (Version 1.3.0.8) along with the “Skype Widget” that lets you dial calls, look up country codes and check calling rates. (Requires Skype for … Continue reading
A Web.2 business plan for publishers
A Web.2 business plan for publishers: Formerly of IDG and now of Yahoo, Matt McAlister presents a provocative outline for a Web 2.0 business model for traditional publishers. Quote: “Every publisher has 2 primary assets: audience and content. The more … Continue reading
Nashville reponds
Nashville reponds: I just learned that an online effort to match Katrina evacuees in need of housing with those willing to house them, “The Open House Project,” was started by some folks in Nashville. The site, however, has listings of … Continue reading
Lewis Lazare still doesn’t get it
Lewis Lazare still doesn’t get it: Back before the nation was coping with a real cataclysmic disaster, Lewis Lazare of the Chicago Sun-Times, tried to create one by hyperventilating over his fantasy of the apocalyptic consequences of the New Yorker … Continue reading
Renewable energy source?
Renewable energy source? Scientists in Singapore have developed a battery powered by urine. (I’m sorry, that’s it for my channeling of kottke.org today.)
Morning blog-geek humor
Morning blogger-geek inside joke: A Technorati accelerator. Tired of waiting 30 seconds to get Technorati results. These folks have figured out a way to speed things up. tag: humor (via: kottke)
Snopes.com responds
Snopes.com responds: As during war, in the fog of cataclysmic disasters, the first casualty is truth. Therefore it’s good to have a snopes.com Katrina page to help sort out fact from urban instalegend. tags: katrina urban legends, katrina facts, katrina … Continue reading
Blame
Blame: Jeff Jarvis blames the 9/11 Commission. On a related note, David Weinberger proposes that we repeal the Law of Unintended Consequences. I second that emotion. Because it is so long and growing, I won’t be making my “who I … Continue reading
