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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: Saturday, November 26, 2005
Walk the Line
Walk the Line: I saw the movie Walk the Line Friday night and while it’s no Coal Miner’s Daughter, it’s one of the better “Nashville” movies I’ve seen and one of the better bio-pics, in general. While I doubt he’ll … Continue reading
It’s also the way Barbara Walters pronounces my name
It’s also the way Barbara Walters pronounces my name: Wex is a “collaboratively built, freely available legal dictionary and encyclopedia” from Cornell Law School. I know that definition sounds like a “wiki” and the platform on which Wex is running … Continue reading
White House Chief of Staff drops by Nashville tonight:
White House Chief of Staff drops by Nashville earlier today: Fortunately, it was an uneventful visit. Via AP: A small, twin-engine plane carrying White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card made an emergency landing in Nashville Saturday after smoke began … Continue reading
Dreaded annual tradition
Dreaded annual tradition: Every year it’s the same, taking a photo to include in Christmas cards turns into a traumatic, psyche-scarring event. When the kids get older, you’d think it gets easier, but some traditions never die. Like the dozens … Continue reading
WSJ.com – Holiday-Sales News Tracker
Conspicuous consumption: The Wall Street Journal Online has a free feature running through the end of the year called the “Holiday-Sales News Tracker.” It will be “updated regularly with the latest holiday-sales figures, how individual retailers are doing and other … Continue reading
Advice to publishers – make your content mash up-ready
What Matt McAlister said: “You used to have two customers: advertisers and readers. You now have a third: mashers.” Technorati Tags: magazines, mashup, web2.0
Josh’s top drawer
Josh’s top drawer: Heck, Josh Hallett sure knows how to make a blogger-friend blush. (However, it’s a compliment only a blogger-geek would appreciate.) I have a similar folder in my NetNewsWire called “My A-list” (and hyku | blog has been … Continue reading
Dilbert-iki: Scott Adams, the Dilbert cartoonist, has gone from blogging newbie to superstar in a month. Today he asked for help from his blog’s readers in writing one line of Dilbert dialog and within an hour, he declares a winner. … Continue reading
