• Web resources

    Posted on 9 October 2008

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    Google launches MapMaker for RP

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    Google, ever attuned to the meanderings of the Web, has improved upon their already awesome Google Earth and Google Maps products. Last 7 October 2008, the Internet’s most influential organization launched MapMaker for the Philippines. As Jason Chuck, Google’s APAC Product Marketing Manager, put it during the product demo in Shangri-la Makati, MapMaker is a [...]

  • Events & Stuff

    Posted on 19 April 2008

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    DigitalFilipino Social Networking & eBiz Confab

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    This 20 & 21 May 2008, a significant event geared towards the Filipino technopreneur is going to happen in Makati City — how I wish it were here in Davao instead! Janette Toral’s DigitalFilipino.com Club, collaborating with Fiera de Manila Inc, is spearheading the conduct of the much-anticipated Social Networking and eBusiness Conference Philipines 2008. [...]

  • Education & Literacy

    Posted on 15 December 2007

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    New I.T. hangout in Davao

    Christopher Cubos and I, ever since we got acquainted in the mid-90s, have been known to be at loggerheads when it comes to certain industry issues. For example, way back in the early days of Philippine Internet (Web 0.5?), we had a long-running argument about content vs. design. However, we are in wholehearted agreement on [...]

  • Associations, Blogging

    Posted on 29 October 2007

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    MBS1: technology for peace

    1st Mindanao Bloggers Summit

    The 1st Mindanao Bloggers Summit (MBS1) last 27 October 2007 was an unambiguous success. One indication is the number of participants: 97, not counting the organizers, resource speakers and guests. Another is the amount of copy now published on the Web — click here to see the links. For a first-time event — MBS1 was [...]

  • E-commerce, Technopreneurship

    Posted on 18 March 2007

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    DigitalFilipino eyeball

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    Right before the Davao Bloggers Party #1, Janette Toral, ever a huge supporter of Davao I.T., came back to Davao for another DigitalFilipino Club eyeball. There are currently only 6 members in Davao — but hopefully more will join us. This club is the country’s only e-commerce and technopreneurship private organization.

  • Associations

    Posted on 2 March 2007

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    ICT Davao Inc.

    Yesterday, after a curiously lengthy hiatus, the ICT Davao Inc. organization was formally established with the election of its first set of officers. Bong Tee, representing the Association of Computer Businesses in Mindanao (ACBM), was naturally elected president. The formation of this umbrella organization is his re-entry project after his educational stint in Australia c/o [...]

  • Associations

    Posted on 21 February 2007

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    Techno Kapehan

    Yesterday was the 2nd Techno Kapehan session (I wasn’t there for the first, but I’m sure to be there for the succeeding ones), sponsored by the Department of Trade & Industry – Region XI. Patterned after the media’s long-standing tradition of powwows, at the IT industry’s, the "bigwigs" — as host Arriel Nengasca termed it [...]

  • Events & Stuff

    Posted on 2 February 2007

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    Taking a breather

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    The best thing about Davao is that, when the pressures of work get too much to handle, it’s so easy to find a spot for a breather. Or sometimes a bit more than just that…. Last night I went out with a few good friends and colleagues, to a newly-opened coffee shop in one of [...]

  • E-commerce, Internet

    Posted on 9 May 2005

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    Online buying & selling

    DavaoSale.com is a successful portal for buying and selling, created and sustained by Dabawenyos.