By: Ram Christian Agustin and Rhosedel Grace Gabac Known as Southeast Asia's top e-commerce express delivery service, J&T Express has finally arrived in the Philippines and held their grand launch in Taguig City on March 2. The inauguration was attended by J&T Express CEO Dean Ding, company executives and employees, representatives from the mayor's office... Continue Reading →
By: Hazel Gane Pilapil Photo source: https://www.mcgill.ca/library/channels/news/myilibrary-migrating-ebook-central-april-25-286635 Who's not problematic when searching RRL's for non stop researches? Transport on various local libraries just to look out for legitimate and factual sources for academic reports? and find for relevant data enough to back up studies you want to pursue? Well, worry no more because listed down... Continue Reading →
By: Jean Nicole Dela Cruz Photo source: https://geospatialmedia.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/AI-in-Construction.jpg We are now living in an almost tech-driven world and everything seems so easy with the help of technological advancement. Have you open an internet search engine, and look for something? Wondering where these suggestions came from? The search engines Recommendation engines like in Google, YouTube, and... Continue Reading →
By: Jeremiah Monreal First of all, we’re tired and sick of the same old and new faces printed on the campaign banners and hanging on those electrical wires down the alleys. The illegal poster sizes, dumpy large stickers, and disgusting tons of materials spread out on the sidewalks make us think if there’s a legitimate... Continue Reading →
By: Raizza Dauz Netflix released the first season of Gerard Way’s The Umbrella Academy and if you haven’t watched it yet, here are 10 reasons why I think you should! (P.S. This contains a tiny bit of spoilers ahead!) (Photo from Dark Horse Comics) If you are looking for an action-packed superhero series, this is... Continue Reading →
By: Julianne Gabis After seven years since his last performance in Manila, the South African multi-awarded theater actor Jonathan Roxmouth picks up where he left off as he comes back to play as the Phantom in the longest-running Broadway show, Phantom of the Opera. (Photo taken by Julianne Gabis) Roxmouth announced his arrival in Manila... Continue Reading →
By: Brian Jules Campued Even if the art world is in a gender imbalance, where men are most celebrated for their contributions to the arts and culture, this doesn’t mean that there have not been any creative woman working in the scene. In the Philippines’ decades-long roster of National Artists, there have been a notable... Continue Reading →
By: Alvin C. Ilustrisimo Internet is an ocean for the surfers like us. There are a lot of things to find in the surface web, either to educate or to entertain. However, as the ocean are expanding its territory the danger ahead are also charging to attack us in a very silent way. Recently, there... Continue Reading →
By: Theresa Calatcat Now that everything is expensive, it is risky to invest in business. Knowing that most of the equipments are imported, laundry business is not an exception. So here are the tips to ease your starting stage of your shop. Know your ideal location and your target customers. You should know the demographics... Continue Reading →
BY: CRYSALIE ANN MONTALBO Together with Philippine Press Institute (PPI), the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) ties up its partnership through signing of Memorandum of Agreement last February 18 held at the PPI Office in Intramuros, Manila. Under the supervision of Mr. Ariel Cervantes Sebellino, the Executive Director and Trustee of the PPI, we... Continue Reading →
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