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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: Wednesday, June 14, 2006
Michael Arrington on the PubSub trainwreck
Michael Arrington: (Regarding the trainwreck that is taking place in slow-motion at PubSub) “A founder should never try to solve problems by publicly attacking another founder. Who’s going to step in now and fund or buy the company with all … Continue reading
What’s the opposite of being dooced?
What’s the opposite of being dooced? (From Shel Holtz) “All of which has me wondering if hiring organizations—particularly PR agencies—view the candidate’s blog as an asset they are acquiring along with the employee. Observation: Could we be seeing a whole … Continue reading
Connecting the dot$
Connecting the dot$: (From the Washington Post’s Richard Cohen) “Time Inc., which reportedly paid about $4 million for pictures of Brangelina’s baby, recently let go two of the best investigative reporters in the business…The company said it could no longer … Continue reading
Advice for ‘established’ bloggers
Advice from established bloggers: “Behind the Scenes in the Blogosphere” is a study by the director of the Center for Marketing Research, University of Massachusetts Darthmouth. I participated in the survey (73 others did also). I wish it was in … Continue reading
Jeff Jarvis on companies who don’t realize the commitment involved in hosting ‘a community’
Jeff Jarvis on companies who don’t realize the commitment involved in hosting ‘a community’: “Mattel is shutting down its American Girl Club and our daughter is rightfully upset. She joined the community and made friends there and now Mattel is … Continue reading
What Google does best
What Google does best: “The complete plays of Shakespeare. Now at your fingertips.” I’ve quit trying to keep up with all those non-search things Google does. Too confusing. However, when they do something like this, it reminds me how great … Continue reading