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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: Tuesday, October 11, 2005
One more thing you won’t see Wednesday – The Treo iPod
One more thing you won’t see Wednesday – The Treo iPod: Here’s a product I guarantee Steve Jobs won’t be introducing at the big Apple product announcement Wednesday at 10 a.m., PDT. It’s a nano-hack I doubt you’ll ever see … Continue reading
Titans blogging, sort of
Titans blogging, sort of: On, NFLplayers.com, Jarrett Payton is “journaling” and so is Drew Bennett. The website has a page for players called a “journal,” and occasionally, it will post a first-person message from him.
Equal time
Equal time: After my post congratulating Patrick Ruffini on his new RNC post, a close friend and rexblog reader sent me an email suggesting I do a Google search of the word “failure.” It’s a joke that doesn’t work on … Continue reading
Yahoo! blog search
Yahoo! blog search: Hang on. I’m freaking out here. I saw it and then I didn’t see it. Om Malik reports it’s hard to find. He points to Niall Kennedy who points to a results page. The Yahoo search blog … Continue reading
Patrick Rufinni named RNC eCampaign director
(Blogger) Patrick Ruffini named RNC eCampaign director: While I’m not a political blogger, and, frankly, don’t read political blogs, I always enjoy following anything Patrick Ruffini does as I find fascinating his understanding of what can be revealed by listening … Continue reading
You mean they don’t?
You mean they don’t? (From Adage.com) “A study released yesterday by Starcom USA found that 65% of the consumers believe that advertisers pay for editorial mentions.” Don’t get me started.
Blogging is not not a Web 2.0 thing
Blogging is not not a Web 2.0 thing: I promised myself (fortunately, not publicly) that I’d refrain from using the term Web 2.0, but I feel the need to jump in with an “Amen” to David Weinberger’s explanation for why … Continue reading
New search things I like
New search things I like: I like how Yahoo! News is incorporating blogs in the search results (see the box on the right hand side of the page of this search on the term “Pacman Jones.”) That’s search with mojo. … Continue reading
