Author: Jayvee Fernandez
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Photo Project: Working with Frames
Yesterday concluded the end of our six day workshop for Batch 25 of Photoworks! I learned a lot from Leo Castillo and my classmates. It is a class I am recommending to those who would want to learn how to develop an eye for photography with (relatively) not a lot of technical information. To cap…
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Get set for BlogCon 2006!
UPDATE: You can register here! Got word from Jenny of Globe that we are good to go for the first Philippine BlogCon. Event details are here. The event is sponsored by Globe Innove. This event is open to all Filipino bloggers, for free! If you are a shy blogger and think you won’t fit in,…
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The Microsoft Zune business model
Here’s the answer – viral marketing. (Oooh just like blogs) Wait, let’s go back a few notches and let me tell you how the Zune will work. I had actually written about it here, but I believe this deserves some elaboration due to the unique way Microsoft will market this product. So you have ten…
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“A Bugged Life” Blog Blueprint
I had dinner with INQ7’s Editor in Chief JV Rufino last week because I needed a bit of insight on information architecture. He was essentially the only person who I felt could help me with some issues about IA. There is a big similarity between being an editor of a magazine and being an editor…
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The Butterfly Effect
I live by the idea that everything that you do has some apostolic purpose, no matter how small it may be, from the twitching of your finger, to you buying that book, to you not reading that book, to becoming president of a company. A lot of my contemporaries in the blogging industry say that…
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Thinking of a site redesign
I’ve been long thinking of a blog overhaul. The main purpose would be to better position my site against the stuff I do for a living. A Bugged Life started as an experiment but as all experiments eventually turn into patents and then products, I’ve been considering targeting my blog’s niche into more specific items.…
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Anne Curtis up front and center
I write for a magazine called Mobile Philippines, formerly known as m|PH. I’ve been doing so for the past three years. On the cover of our nth issue (I’ve actually lost count) is Anne Curtis, who is in my humble opinion the most gorgeous cover girl we’ve had so far. For posterity’s sake: What’s gorgeous…
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Web 2.0: Beta is the new retail
Haven’t you noticed how the word “beta” has become more appealing to Web 2.0? It just looks and sounds cooler. In context, there is no such thing as retail anymore. At least, over the Internet. Don’t you agree?
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Killer name for that killer blog event
A few months back, a few Filipino bloggers wanted to organize a “bloggers for bloggers” event similar to Gnomedex. Of course, Gnomedex was sponsored by Lockergnome which meant they had the resources to pull this off. At that time, we were looking for a sponsor for this type of event which would be geared more…
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The Blog and the Beautiful
If you check PTB everyday, you’d be entertained to find ot how often Eros and Rickey try to snag the number one place. As you would know Basang Panaginip made it to number one for about a month due to a high traffic hit because of his post on the world’s most realistic vector art.…
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