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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: Thursday, November 10, 2005
The semantics web?
The semantics web? I know I’ve been asking this question for over six year (I have proof below): What does one call this stuff we do? I’ll agree with one thing. I’m not a consumer generating content. (But I’ll defer … Continue reading
Great news for a few of my “older” blog friends
Great news for a few of my “older” blog friends: A couple years ago, Jeff Jarvis referred to me (and also to himself) as examples of older bloggers. I’m happy to learn from CNN that Jeff and I are no … Continue reading
My name is rex and I’m addicted to
My name is rex and I’m addicted to: checking the rexblog frappr map to see who’s added their name (and photo). By the way, there appear to be some new Frappr features. If you register, you can edit a shout … Continue reading
Randomly rexblogged
Randomly rexblogged: Recent magazine news links from deli.cio.us/rexblog and other random links: MPA salutes Cathleen Black, William Buckley | Adage.com Cathleen P. Black, president at Hearst Magazines, and William F. Buckley Jr., founder and editor-at-large of National Review, have been … Continue reading
Nashville news day
Nashville news day: I know there are some people who read this weblog who tire of my Nashville hyperlocal blogging. Then, there are others who wish I’d skip all that other stuff. But it’s not everyday that a Nashvillian (geez, … Continue reading
What to do after you shoot the focus group
What to do after you shoot the focus group: Deep-pocketed marketers may be shooting their focus groups (see previous post), but they’ve got to do something with that focus-group-budget burning holes in those deep pockets. So, IBM is offering a … Continue reading
Not that I agree that capital punishment is the solution
Not that I agree that capital punishment is the solution: Just because I’m pointing to this article in BusinessWeek called “Shoot The Focus Group,” don’t take that to mean that I actually advocate that you literally go out and shoot … Continue reading
The New Yorker’s copyright hack
The New Yorker’s copyright hack: I am a very proud owner of the DVD set, The Complete New Yorker. It is truly incredible to have almost 4,200 issues of the magazine compiled in one spot. However, it doesn’t take long … Continue reading
Lost is podcasting
Lost is podcasting: ABC has started an official podcast for those of us who are obsessed with the TV series Lost. Sidenote: I found last night’s episode rather lack-luster except for the “big thing” that happened at the end. Warning: … Continue reading