Internet Marketing Philippines
Remember the Pangandaman – Dela Paz Valley Golf incident? That’s one example of how stories and blog posts evolve and mutate online. When Bambee’s post started spreading throughout the web, a number of bloggers reacted and started sharing their personal views and feelings about the alleged mauling incident.
I don’t know what’s up (or what’s down?) with the internet today. Some GMail systems can’t be reached. Even Yahoo! is acting flaky. Or it could be an ISP-related issue here in the Philippines.
If this keeps up, I’ll just ask my friends to leave comments in the blog. If they just send email, who knows when we’ll be able to open our inbox.
Here’s Sana Ngayong Pasko (from the movie “One More Chance” starring John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo), sung by Lea Salonga.
Would you like to win a book? It’s easy. Simply join the Blog For Book Contest over at the site of Cigarette-Girl, and find out how you can win any of the following:
The Constant Gardener by John le Carre
A Spy in the House of Love by Anais Nin
Orosa-Nakpil, Malate by Louie Gangenangeo
Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
When the Messenger is Hot (short stories) by Elizabeth Crane
Life of Pi by Yann Martel
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Found out about this because of ja-9’s (geez_louise) Plurk message.
If you’re wondering how people create windows which contain text that gets automatically selected or highlighted when someone clicks inside the window, here’s the HTML code:
(UPDATE: Congratulations to Dayo for winning four MMFF awards:
Congratulations to Baler for winning 10 of the 21 trophies at the MMFF.
Please watch the entries in the 34th Metro Manila Film Festival, ok? Now where was I? Oh, about Dayo, the movie…)
Saw the animated movie “Dayo” and when I heard the voice of Toti, one of Anna the manananggal’s bodyguards, I wondered: “Hmmm… which voice actor sounds like Mike Enriquez?” I knew I had heard that voice before. And no, it wasn’t on 24 Oras.
Could it be… Pocholo Gonzales? 🙂
I was pleasantly surprised to discover that Nova Villa lent her voice to the project. I also enjoyed some of the lines of Peque Gallaga where he gives hope to people embarking on near-impossible quests. And I marveled at how Katrina Legaspi and Nash Aguas, with the magic of their voices, helped make this animated fantasy movie feel sooo Pinoy! Talk about Philippine culture on screen!
Do you want more website traffic? Do you want to attract more visitors to your blog? Then get the word out. One way of doing this is by letting others know about your blog’s RSS feed.
