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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: Tuesday, November 22, 2005
Feedster 500
Shameless self-promotion: I figured when they got around to tweaking the Feedster 500, they’d discover no one subscribes to this blog. Geez. It’s now #390. Also, the rexblog map has broken the 50 person barrier. I know I’m forgetting something. … Continue reading
Delicious new feature
Delicious new feature: (from del.icio.us/blog) “PlayTagger is a simple javascript you include on your site that automatically makes any mp3 link playable on your page. It also includes a link that allows visitors to easily post the mp3 to del.icio.us.” … Continue reading
Cluetrain incarnate
Cluetrain incarnate: Amazon.com is about to educate marketers on what wikis are and how their lives will never be the same. The addition of a “product wiki” on every Amazon product page will prove once and for all, markets are … Continue reading
Shawn Lea can’t go home again
Shawn Lea can’t go home again: Shawn’s returning home for Thanksgiving, but the house she grew up in is no longer there. She reminds us what to remember when we sit down for Thanksgiving dinner in a couple of days.
Karlgaard’s freakonomic observation
Karlgaard’s freakonomic observation: Forbes magazine publisher (and now blogger) Rich Karlgaard points out that every week, the U.S. economy creates 30,000 jobs. Why, then, does mainstream media (except, I guess, for Forbes) think it’s news only when 30,000 jobs are … Continue reading
Surely there’s a german word for this
Surely there’s a german word for this: Matt McAlister on the “science of spontaneity“: Quote: “I find it bizarre yet not necessarily surprising that people process the same ideas at nearly the same time. What surprises me is that there … Continue reading
Linda’s blogging again
Linda’s blogging again: Nashville blogger Linda stopped blogging when she got married a couple of months ago. While she’s still married, she has started blogging again (but without the double-you). (I’ll skip my typical weak attempt at humor.) I learned … Continue reading
Odd thing for a fan to cheer
Odd thing for a fan to cheer: As a fan of the Tennessee Titans, at this point in the season, I’m usually trying to figure out what teams have to win or lose for Titans to have a shot at … Continue reading
Oops
Oops: Sorry to those of you who are reading this on a newsreader. I’m trying out the desktop blogging tool ecto this morning (I’m just now working my way through some of Steve Rubel’s hack suggestions) and hit the wrong … Continue reading
Houston Chronicle, I salute you
Houston Chronicle, I salute you: I would like to send a sincere thank you to the newspaper for dropping its registration requirement. Quote: In response to passionate pleas from many readers, we no longer require you to register to read … Continue reading
