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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: Thursday, January 4, 2007
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Bill Gates says we’ll have robots washing and ironing, vacuuming the house and mowing the lawn. Thanks, but I’d rather have a flying car.
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To Titans fans: Merril Hoge is not a part of the Vince Young Rookie of the Year story
Some who read this blog will know how I enjoy the antics of certain trolls who know that, by pressing a certain button, they can ignite a firestorm of blog posts. If you listen to sports radio or read fan … Continue reading
TechCruch’s Michael Arrington reviews the launch of a company in which he invested — and pans it
One of the tempests in the teapot of the small corner of the world known as the tech blogosphere is how (or if) super-blogger-media-empire-builder Michael Arrington can be both an investor in and advisor to some Web 2.0 startups and … Continue reading
Amazon.com’s doing the Google launch-a-day thing
Okay. I’m getting dizzy. In the past 24 hours, my RSS newsreader has hit me with Amazon.com-related news about wikis, online stores, space rockets and now something called NowNow. However, I can’t use NowNow because no one has invited me … Continue reading
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Dell reads the rexblog — and lots of others
Dell blogger Lionel Menchaca linked to my earlier response to Robert Scoble’s question about why Apple doesn’t get the negative PR Dell gets. Quote: “We’ve created a team to find customers needing assistance in the blogosphere, entered Second Life, recently … Continue reading
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A community site without a community | Matt McAlister Matt looks at some RSS-enabled features on Pligg 9 and asks, “Can a meaningful community form around a word that represents an idea?” (tags: wiki collaboration community pligg)
