Shelly Ngo, Author at Flip the Media

Shelly Ngo

Shelly Ngo is a graduate student at the University of Washington's Communication Leadership program. For 18 years, she worked in marketing and communications at the international relief and development organization, World Vision. She's worked on web usability studies for non profits such as the Museum of History and Industry; analyzed social media analytics for media entities such as the International Herald Examiner; and developed social media strategies for a number of startup businesses. Shelly maintains a personal blog at: www.thisingo.com

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FtM at SXSW 0
SXSW Interactive 2015 Preview: A Killer Guide to SXSW

How to navigate the labyrinth of SXSW events? This year, there’s the Survival Guide, the SXSW Interactive program created by Killer Infographics. ...
On March 13, 2015 / By Shelly Ngo
Reviews 0
What’s Love Got To Do With Big Data?

They say love is blind, but Christian Rudder, co-founder of the popular dating site OkCupid and writer of the OkTrends blog about online dating, is using OKCupid’s vast ...
On October 20, 2014 / By Shelly Ngo
Culture 2
Scarecrow Video’s New, Non-Profit Lease on Life

While tens of thousands of brick-and-mortar video rental stores are closing across the country, independent and quirky Scarecrow Video in Seattle’s University district is defying the odds. For ...
On September 15, 2014 / By Shelly Ngo
Culture
Your Teenager Needs a Digital Village

If the Music Man’s Harold Hill were warning residents of River City about the trouble ready to entrap teens today, he could forget about pool tables and focus ...
On March 17, 2014 / By Shelly Ngo
Art & Design 4
How Do You Create a Great Website?

An expert shares his insights Jason Levine is the Creative Director of Ramp Technology Group and a professor of interactive design and information architecture at the University of Washington. For ...
On October 31, 2013 / By Shelly Ngo
Culture 0
Mobile Internet in the Developing World

Digital analysts expect to see a billion or more new online users in the coming years, with more of these users accessing the internet via mobile devices instead ...
On October 2, 2013 / By Shelly Ngo