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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: Tuesday, January 3, 2006
He would know
He would know: I’ll take his word for it. This the listmeister’s list of the top 20 lists of 2005. (rexblog flashback: my interview with Rex Sorgatz about his list of lists.)
Gadgetpaloosa
Gadgetpaloosa: Paidcontent.org’s Staci Karmer is reporting and Flickr photo streaming from CES. Quote from Staci: “Given the torrent of subscription announcements, content deals, DRM-driven devices, this actually could be the “silo CES” — the one where convergence works as long … Continue reading
Small Business Summit 2006
Small Business Summit 2006: I’ll be in New York next month for longtime (as in, way pre-blogging) friend Ramon (Smallbiztechnology.com) Ray’s Small Business Summit 2006. [No doubt, Steve Rubel and I will start screaming at one-another on that “roundtable” about … Continue reading
Google add ads to front page
Google add ads to front page: Well, at least on its Belarusian version. Update: It’s a fake (see comments below). Update II: And the comments on this post on Searchblog. (via: Publish.com) Technorati Tags: google
Out from the pay space
Out from the pay space: The new CNNMoney.com has launched and now previously walled-off content from the websites of magazines Fortune, Business 2.0, Fortune Small Business and Money are out from behind the cost-wall and in, as we call it … Continue reading
Ethernetricity?
Ethernetricity? Linksys said Tuesday (press release) that it is offering two new access points aimed at small businesses that support power-over-Ethernet (POE). POE provides the power for access points and other equipment without the need to plug them in to … Continue reading
byeFly
byeFly: Independence Air will cease operation on Thursday. I wanted them to succeed as they flew between Nashville and Dulles a few times daily. But after trying the flight numerous times, the consistently poor service convinced me to continue flying … Continue reading
What Fred Wilson says
What Fred Wilson says: More on the airport wifi debate. Quote: “There’s the free and ubiquitious approach, which I favor, and then there’s the greedy bastards approach which apparently Boston’s Logan Airport favors. I have no issue with Logan’s interest … Continue reading
5,075 posts later
5,075 posts later: While I set this weblog up on August 28, 2000, I consider January 3, 2002, the day I began blogging. That’s when I started making daily posts. I guess that makes today my fourth blogversary. I’ve posted … Continue reading