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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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Monthly Archives: November 2005
Truth in magazine titles
Truth in magazine titles: As someone who publishes magazines for associations (when not blogging, among other things), I have lots of association magazines pass through my in-box. Don’t know why I receive it, but something about this magazine’s name makes … Continue reading
BusinessWeek gets it
BusinessWeek gets it: A couple weeks ago, I was on a panel with BusinessWeek’s Rob Hof during which he spoke some about how he integrates blogging into the work flow of reporting for the magazine and BusinessWeek Online. I thought … Continue reading
The WSJ goes all Apple
The WSJ goes all Apple: Yet another “free feature” from tomorrow’s Wall Street Journal is about Apple. In this one, Walt Mossberg goes all gooey over the iMac G5. I guess that WSJ editor knows that stories saying the iMac … Continue reading
Shh. Don’t tell anyone, but iPod users have ‘pirated’ stuff on those things
Who would have guessed — iPod users have ‘pirated’ stuff on those things: (From the Wall Street Journal [free feature]) “This intersection between consumer technology and piracy isn’t something most companies are eager to talk about. (Apple declined to comment.) … Continue reading
FT.com / Home UK – An energetic guide for a 21st-century journey
This quote is flat: From an interview with Thomas Friedman in the Financial Times: “And what’s even more interesting to me is: who invented podcasting? Nobody. It was an application that just emerged from the network.” One of the “initial … Continue reading
Celebrity endorsement
Celebrity endorsement: Nick Bradbury is switching back to Technorati for blog search. That’s good enough for me. Technorati Tags: blogging
paulconley: The future of distribution
What Paul Conley Said: “I would prefer that publishers spend less time thinking about electronic design and spend more time thinking about electronic distribution.” Observation: I love great design — print and online — however, I couldn’t agree with Paul … Continue reading
What Jason Calcanis said
What Jason Calcanis said: “OK, let’s stop the bubble machine right now.” Observation: I’ve been known to disagree with Jason on occasion, however, on this we agree. Until “widows and orphans” show up betting their pensions on the IPO of … Continue reading
Not in time for Christmas – Mac “Kaleidoscope” digital hub
Not in time for Christmas – Mac “Kaleidoscope” digital hub: Think Secret, the go-to source for Apple rumors (so go-to, Apple is suing him), is reporting that at Macworld (I’m guessing, on January 10 at 9 a.m. PDT), “Apple’s Mac … Continue reading
WSJ.com – Tax Relief for Songwriters Gains Support
No way am I saying anything negative about this: An article in tomorrow’s Wall Street Journal (free feature) explores a provision in tax legislation currently making its way through Congress that would provide relief to songwriters. Quote: Country music is … Continue reading
Banning Hodder? How dumb is that
Banning Hodder? How dumb is that! I’m late in catching up with the news that Iranian blogger Hodder (who is a resident of Canada and who has been staying with a friend in New York) has been barred from the … Continue reading
Nashville weather blogging update
Nashville weather blogging update: This morning, I mentioned this is a good day to have the RSS feed from the weather bloggers at Nashville’s WKRN. Now, I’ve learned the folks at the National Weather Service in Old Hickory (a suburb … Continue reading
iPod ‘how to’ question – any help?
How do you give someone an iPod that is pre-loaded with tunes from the iTunes store: A friend of mine called me last night with this situation: She would like to give someone an iPod and pre-load it with some … Continue reading
Eye Level
Worth noting: The Smithsonian’s American Art Museum is blogging. (via: Coudal Partners) Technorati Tags: blogging, smithsonian
What Simon Dumenco said
What Simon Dumenco said: “The thing print people should fear is not so much the Google Gang’s hyper-competence, but the print industry’s profound incompetence — the widespread lack of truly professional managers, strategists and innovators.” (From: “At the Wheel of … Continue reading
