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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, October 31, 2006
Microsoft, Intuit, Google and everyone else battle for small businesses
Small business is a topic I write about elsewhere — as in my day job, so typically I eschew it here. However, as small business technology seems to be getting lots of attention today, I’ll wear my professional small business … Continue reading
A rexblog feature I’m enjoying – mybloglog.com
(Note to those reading this via RSS – you’ll have to click through to my blog for this to make sense.) A week or so ago, I added a little code to the right sidebar of the rexblog that displays … Continue reading
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Happy Hammoween
The dresser-uppers (or is that dressers-upper?) at Hammock Publishing.
Posted in Hammock Publishing
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Wired acqhires Reddit
I didn’t use the “acqhire” word earlier when I blogged the Google purchase of JotSpot as a round or two of VC funding took Jot out of that league. However, when a magazine/web property owned by a multi-billion dollar media … Continue reading
WKRN’s blog strategy doubles web traffic
According to Terry Heaton, “aggregate traffic to (Nashville’s ABC affiliate, WKRN’s) 19 blogs last week exceeded traffic to the station’s primary Website, wkrn.com. This means the station has doubled its reach and created niche “businesses” in the market at the … Continue reading
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Google buys JotSpot
From several sources, comes news of ‘The Google’ acquiring the wiki-creation tool, JotSpot. Here’s what the company’s blog says. Ross Mayfield, the early-entrepreneur in the wiki-tools category (his company, SocialText, focuses on wiki-tools and solutions for enterprises) is my go-to … Continue reading
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Jason who?
Jimmy Wales has a response to Jason Calacanis’ unsolicited suggestion that Wikipedia run ads and contribute the revenue to charity. It includes this jab: “This was at Wikimania this past summer, and I barely even remember him… we were at … Continue reading
