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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: Thursday, October 27, 2005
Attack of the magazine
Attack of the magazine: Somewhere along the way, the writing of this Forbes cover story careened off the highway. I suppose the assignment started as a look into weblogs that are used to drive up- or down- stock prices. However, … Continue reading
Southwest announces new Nashville flights
Southwest announces new Nashville flights: Press releases like this are always welcomed by someone like me who spends a few days each month flying on Southwest between Nashville and somewhere. Starting Nov. 12 Two new daily nonstop roundtrips between New … Continue reading
A good time was had by all
A good time had by all: Great fun at the blogger gathering in Nashville tonight. Lots of photos were taken by someone — at least, there were lots of flashes, so I’ll link later to them. I’d especially like to … Continue reading
Question of the day
Question of the day: Jim Romensko asks an interesting question: Has NPR reporter Libby Lewis done any reports on Lewis Libby?
Brand extension?
Brand extension? No, I’m not extending “my brand”, even though it does have something to do with magazines. (Flashback: More Rex® stuff)
More Nashville news
More news from Nashville: Trace Adkins is recovering after surgery to remove a portion of his inflamed badonkadonk.
Just in time for mother’s day
Just in time for mother’s day: Here’s some Nashville news that I’ll tell you, but please, do not tell my wife: Tiffany & Co. is opening a store in the Mall at Green Hills next year. Something tells me they … Continue reading
Hey, what about the home boys?
Hey, what about the home boys? The Wall Street Journal has a “free feature” today about iPod accessories. (“Apple boasts more than 1,000 different accessories have been made for the 28 million iPods sold since the device hit the market … Continue reading
Pre-announcing – Web 3.0 Beta
Pre-announcing – Web 3.0 Beta: Since Xeni Jardin at Wired.com is reporting that “Web 2.0 is already showing cracks,” I think we should go ahead and begin beta testing the buzzword “Web 3.0.” What is Web 3.0, you ask: Web … Continue reading
