Tag: Filipino Blogging
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Unboxing Lachi’s Sans Rival from Davao City (PHP 285)
I’m no food reviewer, but it doesn’t take an expert to know if something’s good — like REALLY GOOD. I recently came from a Davao Food Tour organized by good friends from the Mindanao blogging contingent. I hand carried one whole Sans Rival from a nice little place called Lachi’s. Some of the foodies who…
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This Week in Philippine Spam
Have you been receiving a lot of spam lately in your comments? A certain “Keren Pascual” (not confirmed to be the real one, obviously) has been spamming comments in ALL of my blogs using the URLs of the Philippine Star and reposting articles from the lifestyle sections of our top broadsheets. Not only is that…
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Thoughts at 2300 HRS
I rarely ramble, but here are a few things that have been on my mind lately. 1. We need more valuable and diverse local web property. All I see are blogs, forums and micro sites. It would be nice to venture into original and useful properties to build value. But then again, it might be…
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Bloggers’ Choice Award Nominations for Philippine Blog Awards ’08
Hello readers! I’m reposting a whole bunch of information from the PBA 2008 website. The team has been working hard on the logistics and filtering entries for our much awaited awards night at One Esplanade. This is also our first sneak peek at our sponsors who have been very generous in giving away raffle prizes…
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April 20 // 8:00 PM // NU 107 // Rocked Radio
Rocked Radio discusses more on the blogging culture. To listen online, you can log onto www.eradioportal.com.
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iBlog IV and the Philippine Blog Awards 2008
The Philippine Blog Awards 2008 wants you to become the next Internet Superstar! How? Click here. —- Everything that has been said about making money through blogs has been said. This year, iBlog IV brings back focus to blogs as outlets for self expression. There will also be more focus on blogs being used as…
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Pass on readership and the new media business?
In the publishing industry, magazines and newspapers use this thing called “pass on readership” to identify the perceived number of times a single copy of their publication is ready by different eyes. This is usually determined by random phone interviews, survey questions and household demographics such as looking at the average size of a Filipino…
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Recapitulating 2007 in bursts
The year 2007 began with fearful undertones as I had just left my “day job” and decided to go full time into the world of freelancing. As it turns out, I made the right choice. 2007 showered this blogger with a lot of blessings (and blessings in disguise) and looking back, this was a pivotal…
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Red Box Blogger Christmas Parteh 12.18.07
So we managed to find a sponsor for a blog party. Been sending out text messages to people to attend but for some reasons SMART has been screwy and not everyone has been getting messages. No need to RSVP – just show up and bring your cameras if you want to catch everyone on non-bloggable…
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PageRank restored to 5/10. Google issues warning on selling links
I was over at Mindanao Bob’s place last night when he pointed out Darren’s post about Google PR swinging back once more. ProBlogger.net is back up to PR 6/10. Over here, my PageRank has also been restored to its original 5/10. According to Darren, this fluctuation was confirmed to be a warning shot fired by…
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