Jayvee Fernandez is a tech enthusiast, Digital Manager, and Technology Editor for The Philippine STAR.
He is also an EAN certified SCUBA Diver and underwater photographer based in Metro Manila, Philippines. His photos and videos have appeared in various international and local publications including Random House Germany, Discovery Channel Canada, and CNN.
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On Vacation (but still blogging?!)
A really good friend doodles a lot during her spare time. This afternoon, she showed me a few of her doodles of how she perceives her friends. She made this one for me. Thanks, Riane. 🙂 I’m off to Singapore in a few hours. I’ll be blogging the Nokia Go Play event from there. Afterwards,…
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Free barcodes for your blogs
Months ago, I wrote about how TMS or Tag Mobile Service tags would provide real world links to content over the Internet. When Gail and Marc did my template back in February, I gave them instructions to place a TMS tag on the upper right sidebar which is still very visible now. I did this…
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Why did cartoons go downhill after the 80’s?
In the 80’s, the animation industry was at a boom. Western artists and storytellers collaborated with influences from Japan To create the most memorable stories in western animation. The recurring themes were The exploration of the unknown frontier, The synergy between man and machine, And the study of the Institution. This was the golden age…
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b5media Jobs: Sports Freak Wanted
b5media is looking for a sports freak to head the growing sports channel team. If you are interested in applying, please send a short introduction and blog URL to Christina Jones at christina at b5media dot com. This Channel Editor’s core role will be to develop our Sports Channel into a dynamic group of blogs.…
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Is Wowowee’s Wilyonaryo really rigged?
Videos have been circulating around the Internet on the live rigging mistake from the Wilyonaryo segment of Wowowee. You can view the longer version of the video and voice out your comments. Honest mistake? Production error? Or really a rig? Discuss.
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Four offline marketing tips to promote your blog
If you’ve read the papers today, the Philippine Daily Inquirer’s Super section has launched Blog Patrol, which is a weekly feature of well-written blog entries that is republished on the dailies by the Super editors. Today’s feature article was from a really long blog entry of www.redjeulle.blogspot.com. We at Super love how blogs have exploded.…
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Remember, remember the 5th of September
iPod stocks have not been replenished in two weeks. Rumors point to a big Apple announcement on the 5th of September. All signs point to the new generation of iPods that would seem to carry 16GB of NAND flash memory running on a heavily rewritten OS X platform. Truth be told, the new iPods that…
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My closet dancing frustrations are now satisfied by BOOGIE for the Wii!
I have always been a frustrated dancer. When Yapi and I went to look for new games for the Wii before she moves to China, we were adamant enough to scour Greenhills for a copy of Boogie, the new dancing / rhythm game published by Electronic Arts. Boogie, despite the low reviews from GameSpot, is…
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The Secret of the Curmudgeon
My travels around the blogosphere have taken me to the most exotic places – which is where this particular blog comes to light: the past several months has kept me busy with several things b5media. But one such gem is the acquisition of a popular blog known to most writers as the Craigslist Curmudgeon. There…
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Marcelle and Shari discuss important matters over cookies and a rubix cube. Thank you all for coming!