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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: Sunday, October 9, 2005
Yahoo! tunes into podcasts
Yahoo! tunes into podcasts: On Monday, Yahoo is launching Yahoo Podcasts, a podcasting search, directory and listening service. I’d like to add that I personally believe it was a major mojo move for Yahoo! to announce the service first in … Continue reading
Sweetness smiling down
Sweetness smiling down: Just watching ESPN and see that #7 on Chris Berman’s top 10 plays of the week’s is Jarrett Payton‘s first NFL touchdown (in his second game). While the play did not include the flash and wildness of … Continue reading
GE brings a sorta Web 2.0 thingee to life
GE brings a sorta Web 2.0 thingee to life: This white board flash thing from G.E. has been around for a while — I’ve seen it tied into the company’s online advertising. However, they’ve recently added a collaboration feature that … Continue reading
The first book I read about Katrina
The first book I read about Katrina: Will be the one written by New Orleans native Michael Lewis. I guess the article in today’s NYT Magazine is a preview of how fascinating it will be. Everything he writes is fascinating.
The Google reader makes me feel illiterate (or, Why can’t Rex read?)
The Google RSS reader makes me feel illiterate (or, Why can’t Rex read?): Besides giving me lots of “Oops, an error occured” messages, Google’s new RSS reader is uncharacteristically unintutive. This is scary for me to say, but I can’t … Continue reading
Pacman needs some love, people
Pacman needs some love, people: I think when a rookie gets major national press coverage for how fans boo him whenever he walks onto the field and because his teammates stick him with a $14,000 restaurant tab, it’s time for … Continue reading