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One More Reason We Love What We Do: A Day With Carina Round and La Blogotheque

By John Furnari | Published: July 29, 2010
It’s no secret we love what we do here at bigMETHOD.  If we didn’t, we wouldn’t be doing it. Still, some days are more enjoyable than others. On a Saturday afternoon this May we connected some new friends at La Blogotheque with our dear friend Carina Round. The end result - one startlingly beautiful video, [...]
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4 Years Ago Today: The Video Upload That Accidentally Launched an Agency

By John Furnari | Published: May 19, 2010
It always throws me for a loop when I meet someone for the first time and they tell me, “bigMETHOD, yes I’ve heard of you guys.”  Neither Greg nor I ever intended for this to happen.  We often stop and look at what we’ve done and shake our heads - the phenomenal clients we’ve had [...]
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Enough About the Rockstars of Social Media. I’m Learning From a Soul Singer.

By John Furnari | Published: March 30, 2010
If you’re late to the game, the 2.0 community has been known to refer to industry luminaries like Chris Brogan and Brian Solis as the Rockstars of Social Media. For the record I find  most of the folks referred to in that way to be brilliant. I highly recommend reading their blogs and following their [...]
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Where the Grammy’s Fell Short On Bridging the Social Media Divide

By John Furnari | Published: February 1, 2010
They’ve been fading away from relevancy for years.  The street-cred of the Grammy Awards has slipped in parallel with the steep decline of sales for the recorded music industry they celebrate. This year was supposed to be different. A new strategy, and a call to arms. “We’re All Fans” was the tagline for the 2010 Grammy [...]
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Music Ally’s “Can Music Be Free?” Week

By John Furnari | Published: November 30, 2009
The guys over at Music Ally have a really interesting feature going this week - a series of Q&A sessions revolving around the debate “Can Music Be Free?” It’s a serious question to tackle, and they’re bringing the best and brightest out to take a stab at it.  Today they spoke with Robin Kent of Rebel [...]
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