Year 2, here we go!The <form> function & class mini web design conference season is back in full swing and the first one is happening on Saturday, November 14, in Rm. 409, Benilde Building, De La Salle –College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB)...
Topics: 2009, conference, event, Form Function Class, Philippine Web Designers Organization, PWDO, Ventures, web design

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There’s really not much profit (monetary or otherwise) to be had in making local “copies” of the most popular sites today; you’ll probably just be called unimaginative and lame (read: jologs). But these sites are fun little ideas..
Topics: Arroyo, Hacking Away, list, Philippines, politics, school, Web 2.0, websites, WordPress

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An unapologetic, uncensored list of lessons learned from the <form> function() & class Philippine Web Design Conference last July 10 at the Asian Institute of Management, Makati—because if we have to figure out how we can improve next...
Topics: chrome, conference, Firefox, Form Function Class, Internet Explorer, list, liveblogging, microblogging, Opera, Philippine Web Designers Organization, Plurk, real-time web, safari, twitter, UP, ust, Ventures, web design

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Someone deleted this comment because it was supposedly irrelevant to the discussion:Meh. I prefer Japan, it’s got the mothaf*cken lifesize Gundam.Of course someone who can’t see how Lapu-Lapu, Andres Bonifacio, Jose Rizal, and Jose Abad...
Topics: andres bonifacio, Japan, Jose Abad Santos, jose rizal, Korea, lapu-lapu, Nitpicked, Philippines

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Update (05/25/09): The Philippine Star reports that President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has lifted the book tax imposed by the Department of Finance / Bureau of Customs. Also, a postscript from Robin Hemley, the first to write about the whole thing.The...
Topics: books, Filipino, government, Hacking Away, Philippines, Pinoy, Plurk, social media, twitter, You

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