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The blog of Rex Hammock, founder/ceo of Hammock Inc., a customer media and marketing services company founded in 1991 in Nashville, Tenn. Rex is also founder/helper-in-chief of the wiki, SmallBusiness.com.
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Daily Archives: Tuesday, July 18, 2006
First, Keith and Nicole
First, Keith and Nicole: And now this. As the groom has place a few blocks from the rexblog HQ, maybe I should send a wedding gift. Related posts: rexblog nano The Tumblr-fication of Google Reader While I’m traveling, think of … Continue reading
Missing the point
Missing the point: First, let me say I love great graphic design. Several extremely talented graphic designers work at Hammock Publishing. Their work is honored each year with many design awards. So, please, don’t consider it an insult of graphic … Continue reading
The Wall Street Journal to put ads on the front page
The Wall Street Journal to put ads on the front page: (From the New York Times) So what? There are ads on the front page of WSJ.com. There are ads on the front page of the NYTimes.com. There are ads … Continue reading
Media heat
Media heat: Just how hot is it? FishbowlNY has a re-cap of today’s weather, including a mention of the coldest office in Nashville. However, I’ve requested that my office thermostat be “raised” to the 60s. I’m sure there are a … Continue reading
What’s scarier?
What’s scarier? That I’m posting this from a moving car or that the 15-year-old is driving it? Update: That has an easy answer: as soon as I hit the publish key, he ran up against the curb — no problem, … Continue reading
