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The Effect of the Stop Online Piracy Act [SOPA] and Protect IP Act [PIPA] in the Philippines
Tweet We have been preoccupied with local issues lately, given the “impeachment trial of the chief justice”, the “bourne legacy shooting in Manila” and the “its more fun in the Philippines” tourism slogan . But there is major development in the US that can potentially affect online biz and online publishers in the Philippines, and…
Tweet This blog is among the top 100 blogs in the Philippines for 2010 Because I personally believe that a modern HR to be effective should possess basic IT and Marketing functions, on top of the HR silos, to be relevant with the times, I will be opening a FREE mentoring class to HR practitioners who…
Tweet If you missed the National Sales and Marketing Professional’s Convention, you can grab a copy of my keynote presentation entitled Leading A Tech Savvy Team, in my Business Values 2.0 site. This weekend, I will also give a talk at iBlog7 and share our strategies in promoting internet safety in the Philippines. If you…
Tweet Update 3/8/11 [2] : Sign-up sheet for those who wish to be founding members of the bloggers association is up In my opinion, it is still pre-mature for a blogger to decide whether s/he is “in or out” of the bloggers association. While there is no need to have a majority to…
Tweet In this post, allow me to share my online philosophy, maybe this led to being recognized as the top blogger for 2010, in the field of advocacy by the Philippine Blog Awards. It’s my intention also, that this post will serve as reference for the FAQs I am receiving, ha ha. For the benefit of…
TweetThe season for recognition continues. The 2010 Philippine Blog Awards is now accepting your nominations, please use the following links for your guide and reference: Main Categories for 2010 Special Categories for 2010 Eligibility To submit a nomination, go HERE. For more info, please visit their home page at www.philippineblogawards.com.ph/. So what are you waiting…
TweetThis post is long overdue, but I have 2nd thoughts publishing because I may be misunderstood. After reading the blog post of an old e-buddy, will a blog survive without an audience? , I kinda reflect and look at how I started blogging and where it led me. I have to admit, at one point,…
TweetOne of the perks of being a blogger is we get to be invited into different events. Slowly, bloggers are being referred to as new media or online media and are being utilized for online/digital marketing. Our blogs and posts in social media sites serve as the press releases and ad of the sponsors. When…
TweetI got a little surprise from Rhia, a pro blogger from Davao. She mentioned my blogging experience in an article she wrote in her column for Sun Star Davao. Below is a photo shot of the paper, you can read the online version here
TweetAs a blogger, I normally receive invitation for various events, fora, product launches, etc. Unfortunately, because of responsibilities on my day time job, I can not attend to all. Just this month, I missed several activities like the PCD concert, breakfast meeting with the MMDA chair, Smart’s My Sandbox launching event, No To CON ASS…
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This blog of 6 years is a witness to my ascendancy to executive HR position and my foolish attempt to start my own company, ha ha.
This blog used to be the depository of my thoughts about people management, social web and how to use this to build your personal brand. I have since diversified to niche blogging and decided to use this to keep my personal reflections.
If you are looking for my thoughts on cyber wellness, please visit Web Safety PH.
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