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The blog of Rex Hammock, founder/ceo of Hammock Inc., a customer media and marketing services company founded in 1991 in Nashville, Tenn. Rex is also founder/helper-in-chief of the wiki, SmallBusiness.com.
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Daily Archives: Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Warning
Warning: “This blogger, because he’s been known to eat french fries, probably contains a chemical known to the state of California to cause cancer.” (In doing a Google image search for something to accompany this post, I ran across another … Continue reading
Something worth investigating?
Something worth investigating? In a speech yesterday, I heard the editor of the Tennessean suggest that a newly hired reporter chose to come work at the Tennessean rather than accept a job with the New York Times. Not that resumé … Continue reading
Recovery 2.0 idea
Recovery 2.0 idea: I can’t tell you how many times during the past three weeks I was disappointed that the “block view” for New Orleans was not a part of A9 maps beta. In the future, having such a building-by-building … Continue reading
Family stories for the ages
Family stories for the ages: On the Keep Cookin’ weblog, we’ve been posting evacuation stories from the now widely dispersed staff of Louisiana Cookin’ Magazine. They make me realize there will be a million such stories that will one day … Continue reading
Hyper-local political blogging
Hyper-local political blogging: My Nashville Metro Councilman (and friend) Chris Whitson resigned from the council today because a new state statute could one day be used to interpret as a “conflict of interest” any work his law firm does on … Continue reading
