Two weeks has passed and a lot of things have happened since Willie Revillame alleged child abuse blew out in social media. Note: This is from the perspective of Para Kay Jan-jan Facebook Page and the people I knew who took active part. I might have omitted others if I didn’t know about it personally. [...]
Archive | April 9, 2011
Social Networking Sites as Social Levelers?
On a Sunday afternoon, I heard a male talk show host saying Twitter has created a certain degree of equality among members of the society. I disagree. Social networking sites are non-social levelers. Though social networking sites, are as their tags clearly reflect, instruments of communication installed in the burgeoning matrix of the new media, [...]
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Shell Horizons Florida Inc , violating our Coral Resources Dev and Conservation Decree?
Look at the massive display of corals exported by Shell Horizons Florida Inc from The Philippines. Shell Horizons, Inc is located in Clearwater, Florida USA and on the Islands of the Bahamas and Philippines. You mean they have an office here? Their business goes completely against the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of [...]
10 ways to remember Willie Revillame
This is not the first time Willie Revillame is involved in controversy. He talks about being a victim of a rival network. What he fails to recognize is that he did this to himself. We should learn from Revillame’s career and personal life so no one like him ever gets to life in TV shows. [...]
Transcript & Video of Willie Revillame’s Speech on Willing Willie, April 8
Here is the transcript via Gelo Lopez Sa April 23 po , magsisix months na po ang programa natin– anim na buwan na po tayo. Noon hong March 12, nagkaroon po ng problema which is nagreact po ang lahat… after one week. Yun pong bata na si Janjan na sumayaw daw po nang malisyoso at [...]
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For this June 19, 2011, a tribute to our national hero. A great Filipino is one who has had the intellect and the courage to put more sense where the theologians and the politicians in cahoots together have put only nonsense making for our sick society. In the 500 years of Christianity in the Philippines, [...]