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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: February 2006
Help build my self-esteem
Help build my self-esteem: Last week, my #2 advice for maintaining a blog was to never use Technorati features to judge your self-worth. That was before I discovered the follow link: The “If you like me, click here” link. If … Continue reading
Sorry for this empty post
Sorry for this empty post: Somehow, I double posted.
Bose vs. Apple
Bose vs. Apple: Wonder what those Bose folks are thinking about Apple iPod Hi-Fi? FYI: Bose Sound Dock – $299 (I have one at home and it has a great sound), Apple iPod Hi-Fi – $349. Several other competitors exist … Continue reading
Blogging for Business
Blogging for Business: From Small Business Computing, a nice profile of how the 8-person design firm Coudal Partners use their weblog as a business tool. Quote: But the blog was really an exercise in industry networking — and only later … Continue reading
No words
No words: I was offline most of the weekend and missed this video of a CBS news report about an amazing high school basketball player. I just got around to watching it before leaving the office…now I must dry my … Continue reading
Then call me a “music snob”
Then call me a “music snob”: (From today’s Tennessean) “Music snobs might see Trace Adkins’ latest hit, Honky Tonk Badonkadonk, as little more than a marketing-driven party song, shamelessly fusing together redneck and urban slang in a not-so-subtle sweep for … Continue reading
Jason Fried
Jason Fried: “If you are trying to build a business, money matters. Profit matters. Longevity matters. So don’t build a product, a team, and a company if you can’t support them. And yes, there are cases of free products that … Continue reading
Roberta Flack moment
Roberta Flack moment: When I read this Jason Fry piece in today’s Wall Street Journal, I felt as if he was killing me softly with his song, telling my whole life with his words. In other words, “what he said…” … Continue reading
The Okay Dave resumeme
The Okay Dave resumeme: Geez. OkayDave.com is just a little design portfolio. Like, say, Star Wars is a little film. Can something be too good? (sorry, I’ve lost the thread that led me there.) Technorati Tags: meme
What really rich guys do for kicks
What really rich guys do for kicks: Billionaire blogger Mark Cuban tells Howie Mandel, the host of Deal or No Deal, if he can get Donald Trump to pull a rubber glove completely over his head and blow it up, … Continue reading
Is the Pink Panther (2006) the worst movie ever?
Is the Pink Panther (2006) the worst movie ever? I am a Steve Martin fan and enjoyed the Peter Sellers’ Pink Panther series. So I’m at a loss for words to describe just how incredbily bad the Steve Martin remake … Continue reading
Some thoughts after a weekend bender
Some thoughts after a weekend bender: (Actually, there is no truth to that “bender” part, but read on…) Forget why business people and those with a political or hobbyist passion, or those with an illness or interest in some niche … Continue reading
Blog lite
Blog lite: Not that anyone’s keeping track, but I’ll be away from the blogosphere until Sunday. Also, I wanted to try out my new “travel” graphic on the left.
Jon Friedman on Jeff Jarvis
Jon Friedman on Jeff Jarvis: In a glowing profile of Jeff Jarvis, that even Jeff has to be blushing over this morning, Jon Friedman makes this random observation that is now going to be running through my mind every time … Continue reading
Olympic observations
Olympic observations: I haven’t tried to avoid watching the Olympics — I’ve avoided them effortlessly. As this is the first time I’ve viewed the Olympics in the age of DVR (at least in my home), I discovered that I’m watching … Continue reading
