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Another Lesson In Social Media Marketing From Team Obama

By John Furnari | Published: September 23, 2009
Preface: Any reference to political figures on the bigMETHOD blog is in any way a vote of confidence nor critique of what is going on policy-wise in Washington, D.C. We’re talking strictly marketing. Many times already on this blog I’ve brought up how incredible the Obama team’s continued use of social media has been. As [...]
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YouTube Live Streaming, Disney Jumping in on Hulu, and the End of Television As We Know It

By John Furnari | Published: May 5, 2009
Two big news stories this week speak volumes to the paradigm shift in viewing habits taking place in the world of digital communication. First, Mashable reported last Wednesday that Barack Obama’s 100-days press conference would be streamed…live…on YouTube.  This was the first live streaming event ever on the site that changed the world as an archive [...]
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Hope, Change, and USAservice.org

By John Furnari | Published: February 16, 2009
This blog is no place for politics, but it certainly is home to all things related to advancement in new media and technologies.  Plus it’s President’s Day, so this seems like a very fitting topic of discussion. I have to leave any personal feelings on policy and ideology out of it of course, but I will [...]
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