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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: Friday, October 28, 2005
Wow
Wow: QTVR Gettysburg Panoramas at VirtualGettysburg.com. History buffs, beware. Your next 30 minutes are blown. (via: Coudal Partners)
Dilbert insights
Dilbert insights: Scott Adams’ new blog is killing me.
Why I won’t be blogging this weekend
Why I won’t be blogging this weekend: If you’re into real country music, this weekend in Nashville is made in bluegrass heaven. So, let those popified-country folks head to Manhattan. I prefer authentic.
Seems to me
Seems to me: Really. After almost 30 tropical storms and hurricanes this season, they shouldn’t have to be beta testing a new one. I think a more “Web 2.0″ way to do this would be to start the alphabet names … Continue reading
Doc on magazine websites
Doc on magazine websites: (Scroll to last paragraph of his great post.): The Forbes website, even for subscribers (which I am…. that’s how I got inside the paywall for those excerpts), is slow beyond endurance. I don’t know if publishers … Continue reading
Oh yeah!
Oh yeah!: I’ve figured out how to get mentioned on a Gawker Media blog. Blog about a questionable practice by Weblogs Inc. By the way, my question, “Is Weblogs Inc. splogging?” was answered by Weblogs Inc. CEO Jason Calacanis in … Continue reading
More on Web 3.0
More on Web 3.0: Back in September, Josh already provided the pathway to a web with fewer cracks, more taste and less calories.
Men and magazines
Men and magazines: (From Time Inc. research as reported by BusinessWeek): “Men aren’t rejecting magazines — but they’re drifting away from print.” Has this ever been done before: BusinessWeek doing a story based on Time Inc. research? And what about … Continue reading
Party pix
Party pix: I was a slacker and didn’t take any photos last night, but Lena Basha did. She let me post hers on Flickr. You can see them here. If you know of other photos from last night, please add … Continue reading