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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: Friday, November 10, 2006
Honoring a hero
From Hammock Publishing’s Bill Hudgins (Hudge in comments here), who is covering this weekend’s opening of the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Virginia, comes a note on how moving is was to hear the announcement that a Medal … Continue reading
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It’s official: Roger Abramson rules prognosticatioin
I hope this link is available to you if you are not a subscriber to NashvillePost.com (my favorite news source behind a cost wall). I hope it’s a “free link” because if you are able to get there, you’ll learn … Continue reading
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The future of magazines
In my sidebar blog (if you’re reading this in a browser, scroll down on the right column or if you’re reading this via RSS, it’s here), I’ve been linking to a few stories appearing about Time’s announcement regarding a new … Continue reading
If ASCAP ruled the world?
Joi Ito points to a Japanese news story with the headline, “Elderly harmonica player arrested for performing copyrighted songs at bar.” Technorati Tags: copyright
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Dylan Stableford has a good question
Over at FishbowlNY, my friend Dylan Stableford asks a great question: Is the new issue of Marie Claire the first time a Nashvillian has gone topless on the cover? Actually, Dylan asks the question in a different way, but, well, … Continue reading
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Famous beavers I have known, part 1
I’m pointing to this Night Line video about an “anti-earmark” group because I know the beaver (as do a sub-group of the readers of this blog). I’ll merely say his first name is Ed.
links for 2006-11-10
Study Finds Google Favors Wikipedia | Micro Persuasion Quote: There’s an 81% likelihood that you will see results from Wikipedia in the top 10 search results, according to an analysis performed recently by Jure Cuhalev. (tags: search wikipedia)
