Last Friday the EMP Museum in Seattle hosted Game Over 2, a night of gaming to usher out their Art of Video Game Exhibit. There were so many great things that happened that evening but it is worth taking a moment to … Continue reading
Heads up ye owners of dining establishments, a small intimate restaurant in Seattle has a few things to teach you about how to engage with customers in today’s fast-moving social media world. Yesterday, Seattle was unseasonably warm and after spending … Continue reading
Special to Flip by Katherine Loh I was sitting at a local coffee shop when I witnessed a rather common, but painful situation. The cashier handed a gentleman his credit card after he swiped his $8 total for two. As … Continue reading
Zach Braff, courtesy Kickstarter They funded his movie in three days. Zach Braff wanted creative control of the follow-up to his hit independent film, “Garden State“. According to Zach Braff’s Kickstarter campaign, a traditional financing deal requires compromises on casting, location, and … Continue reading
Special to Flip the Media by Iku Kawachi Of all of the applications of ever-ubiquitous social media that make us wonder what the world has come to, perhaps none is more likely to disgust us than this one: Lulu, an … Continue reading
Ok, so I know dating apps are some of the most widely used apps around, but this one really takes the cake. We all know about Ok cupid, Plenty of Fish, How About We etc… It’s all good; we all … Continue reading
TinEye is one of a number of “Reverse Image Search” tools available online. The way it works is, instead of entering some keywords to look for an image, you submit an image to seek more information about it. Tools … Continue reading
Earlier this month, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) affirmed that companies can disclose information via social media. This decision came as a response to an event last July, when a Facebook celebration of one billions hours streaming by … Continue reading