Tag Archives: Social Media
The I5 Bridge Collapse: How Much News is Too Much?
We interrupt our regularly scheduled Flip programming tonight to ponder what our local bridge disaster is showing us about the role of social media in the community. How connected do we need to be? Want to be? Do we know … Continue reading
Are You Ready for Sanctum?
Interactive Art Comes to the Henry This post was produced as part of the UW Comm Department’s undergraduate Entrepreneurial Journalism course. By Hailey Way Bleary eyed and in a hurry, I walk over the footbridge that passes near the Henry Art … Continue reading
MCDM Connect: Wine, Marshmallows, and Networks
How do you spark lively conversation, meaningful professional connections and new ideas? In one all-too short evening? An un-conference just might be the way to go, especially when marshmallows and spaghetti are a part of the mix. The MCDM Fellows … Continue reading
Hey Restaurants! Let canon Show You How to Use Twitter
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
What the Cr(app): Lulu – it’s – well… a lulu
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
SEC Okays Social Media Release of Company Information
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
What the Cr(App): Candy Crush Saga
Welcome to a new Flip the Media series, where we take a look at the apps that make us go…whaaaaat? (For a variety of reasons.) To kick off the new series, Candy Crush Saga, the “it” game that everyone is … Continue reading
Will the Participatory Culture be the End of Brand Marketing?
This post highlights the work of MCDM students. By Matt Davis & Ryan Risenmay The age of the empowered consumer has eroded the foundations of traditional brand marketing. The one-to-many broadcast approach of “message” style marketing used over the past … Continue reading
