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Social software, social networking, social utility, social bookmarks; there’s plenty of them out there: Friendster, Facebook, LinkedIN, MySpace, Orkut, digg, del.icio.us, StumbleUpon, reddit, et al. And there are the media sharing networks: Flickr, YouTube, Picasa, et al; and the blogging networks: Blogger/Blogspot, WordPress, Multiply Blogs, Facebook Blogs, Friendster Blogs, et al.
Unfortunately, the most popular of […]

Obviously on the Inquirer website, advertising is much more important than newscasting.

An unbelievable barrage of commercial garbage accompanies news on the Inquirer website.
On the GMA website, they’ve done it better: newscasting is advertising.

A very insensitive clumping together of a highly sensationalized boxing event and a tragic explosion (currently being linked to the government) in Glorietta […]

Some time ago, I thought I’d write an article about why I don’t put advertising on my website. In the course of writing that article, I thought I’d search the web for other people who also didn’t like advertising on their own websites. So I went to Google, and entered the following keywords (in quotes […]

We finally made it to the university’s Friday Film Bar. I wanted to go primarily because of Heber (who performed before the film showing) and secondly for the film “Maynila sa Kuko ng Liwanag” (1975, by Lino Brocka). I’ve seen the film ages ago but I wanted Trevor to see it. Perhaps the previous Friday’s […]

A few days ago, I saw what is probably the most miserable film that I have ever seen in my entire life, Robert Bresson’s “Journal d’un curé de campagne (Diary of a Country Priest” (1951). (George Bernanos, author, “Journal d’un curé de campagne” (1936). And the amazing thing about it was that it actually cheered […]

I have taken a closer and calmer look into the computerized elections issue and have written replies to the PCIJ Special Feature on Elections 2007 below. Sorry about the previous post, having been quite emotional over the issue when I first read the article by Ruben Canlas. The debates on the electoral process is extremely […]

Just saw this article and I can’t believe the amount of idiocy in it. Sorry I can’t help it but this is just unbelievable.
“PCIJ: The case for computerized elections
Ruben D. Canlas, PCIJ, 05/20/2007 | 11:06 AM
WHEN IT comes to new consumer trends and communication technology, we Filipinos are always at the cutting edge. Our fashion […]