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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Golf Digest Philippines
Recently, the publishing company I work for acquired the rights to publish the world’s best golf magazine, Golf Digest. In about a month’s time Golf Digest Philippines will be available in news stands. In the meantime, we’ve launched the Golf Digest blog. Many thanks to Kiven for helping us out. The blog is a more…
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your life in hyphenates
A friend of mine did an excellent post a few weeks ago about the HYPHENATE life (i.e. doing many things at the same time such as writer slash photographer slash sideline business slash something something). A lot of people, especially those who are very talented in the arts vie to become a hyphenate – not…
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Exclusive interview with Hondo Vicente
I had the chance to interview one of the newest writers for m|PH. His name is Hondo Vicente. His work has been around for the past two months, spanning reviews of the Sony Ericsson W550i and the Motorola RAZR V3i. He also helps with the on-location WiFi hotspot shoots. Jayvee: How long have you been…
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Rock Ed rocks Olongapo!
I’m going to attempt to make this blog entry in the style of how Pam Pastor does it. Kudos you to you Pam, because you sure know how to merge blogging with storytelling. Who would have thought that a single text message found me trekking my way to UP Diliman’s Chocolate Kiss and making my…
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a midsummer geek’s dream
Well, it’s here! A few days shy of Labor Day and right on schedule, this issue of m|PH will be the most memorable one in our collection. That’s because something really interesting is happening next month in time for the magazine’s third year in the business. So if you do get to grab a copy,…
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Blogging someone else
[laughter comes from here]
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the tipping point and blogging
For those in the marketing and advertising industry, you may have already encountered the popular book by Malcolm Gladwell titled The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference. The premise of the book describes how certain events can become ‘tipping points’ that change the tide of social behaviors such as trends in…
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iBlog 2 in a nutshell
Overall an enjoyable experience – not really because of the talks but because I got to meet the flesh behind the blogs. Now I won’t give a detailed account of the entire day’s series of seminars – because Vonjobi, the Filipino Librarian already did! He was actually sitting beside me during the Problogging panel talk.…
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The Simple Life
Instructions: Name ten of life’s simple pleasures that you like the most, then pick ten people to do the same. Try to be original and creative and not to use things that someone else has already used. [from Adel] 1. The taste of Bulalo on a cold, rainy day 2. Chicharon Bulaklak with Royal Tru-Grape…
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Why I’d get a Nintendo Go!
Formerly known as the Revolution, the Nintendo GO! looks like my next huge console purchase (after the huge price drop of course a few months after retail). This is coming from the guy who has never owned a console since his teens. Here’s why. After the days of 8-bit console gaming, I went straight to…