Multiply by Zero: Thoughts on Multiply.com’s Shutdown
Editor’s Note: Contributor Luis Buenaventura writes about the technical realities that led to Multiply’s closure.
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Editor’s Note: Contributor Luis Buenaventura writes about the technical realities that led to Multiply’s closure.
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Why is Smart advertising the fact that it has “4X More Fiber Power Than Any Network”? It’s a straightforward way of highlighting the telco’s higher potential capacity for very fast internet connections.
read more »Here’s another feather in the Philippines’ social networking cap. According to a slide show published online, LinkedIn (linkedin.com) users based in the Philippines grew by 27.1% from January to July 2011.
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Yesterday, Nokia Philippines unveiled the results of a consumer research survey that covered “how people around the world take and share mobile photos in everyday situations.”
read more »Does a recent job opening posted on Google’s website mean expanded operations by the online giant within the Philippines? Not necessarily.
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According to Franky Branckaute of Splashpress Media, it may be possible to use Google itself to determine how many users have Google+ accounts. “I initially thought that Paul Allen’s numbers… overestimate[s]… [but] a little Googling today shows numbers in a total different ballpark.”
read more »According to social media statistics site Socialbakers, the number of Facebook users in the Philippines has grown from 19,227,060 in January 2011 to 25,018,080 by June—a growth of 30.12%.
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According to London-based consultancy firm Trendstream, the Philippines has the largest amount of people who engage in social media related activities, relative to the total number of online users in the country.
read more »Yesterday early morning, the news organization GMANews Online found its online properties compromised by someone calling himself “d4rkb1t”. Based on an email we received from the anonymous hacker, here’s how we think he did it.
read more »Four years ago, our list of the top schools in the Philippines for 2007 (according to CHED) caused quite a stir. It’s proven a particularly sensitive topic, especially to alumni who feel obligated to defend the honor of their alma mater. How have the rankings changed in the last four years?
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