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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, January 5, 2007
Was there a memo I missed?
Is a squiggly line circle in your logo required if you want to be a cool new media company? I wish people would inform me of this kind of stuff. Technorati Tags: design, graphic design, web2.0
Tagged web 2.0
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rexblog at Macworld next week
Travel advisory: While many of the cool kids I know are going to be in Las Vegas next week, I’m going to be in San Francisco attending Macworld (among other things). I’m not really there to “blog it” and I … Continue reading
Tennessean: “Titans GM Floyed Reese resigns”
[From the Tennessean] “Titans General Manager Floyd Reese, the man responsible for building the team through the NFL draft and free agency, has resigned.” Observation: My guess for ‘who done it’? Jeff Fisher in the front office with a lead … Continue reading
Do you Trapini?
In response to a couple of e-mails I have received in the past 24 hours, I would like to announce that I am officially resigning from sounding “mean” in my posts. My “irony” appears to be getting more caustic than … Continue reading
TechCrunch launches forums, starts very long uphill climb
Michael Arrington has used the loudest amplifier in the tech blogosphere to announce he’s ‘quietly’ launched TechCrunch Forums, a delightfully Web 1.0-style community. I’m waiting for someone (from Daylife, perhaps) to ask why the only RSS feed available is a … Continue reading
links for 2007-01-05
‘User-generated-content’ is a term only used by ‘old media’ | Reuters Actually, that’s not what the article is about — but my point remains: People who generate user-generated-content never think of themselves as users generating content. (tags: media social+media) 2006 … Continue reading