Posts Tagged ‘Filipino bloggers’

If you are a WORDPRESS blogger based in the PHILIPPINES, like the PINOYWORLD is, the WORDCAMP 2008 is an event you shouldn't miss. For PINOYWORLD, who is also a member of MINDANAO BLOGGERS.COM, this event will provide additional know-how on the advantages of using Wordpress as the ultimate platform for blogging. Thanks to Alleba, PINOYWORLD was able to take the REGISTRATION earlier today. On September 6, 2008, Wordpress Bloggers all over the Philippines will converge in Augusto-Rosario Gonzalez Theater, College of Saint Benilde in Manila to get together and get updated with the latest plug-ins and report about the world reknown blogging platform. Specifically, the event is envisioned to have the following events: Deployment (Usage) Track Development Track Panel Discussions WP Install-Fest After Party! Full story

Several posts before, PINOYWORLD recognized the Bisaya ( Filipino's living in the Central archipelago of the Philippines known as a group as Visayas) Bloggers who had somehow made their own footprints in the Philippine Blogosphere. This time, I'm proud to present to you the leading 100 Mindanao Blogs for 2007 courtesy of Mindanao Bloggers. They may not be ranked appropriately to their technorati ranks, but for sure, these sites made into the first one hundred among the Bloggers based in Mindanao, Philippines. These blogs adds to your 100 more ways on how to increase your technorati rank in days. See the list of the outstanding blogs from the south: Full story

"Okey Ka, Pinoy Ka!", a Recognition Award now goes online with a search to commend bloggers and websites. For details of the search, mechanics, list of entries so far and prizes at stake. The search mechanics for the online version will be slightly different from the offline search. Full story

Ordinary Juan have suffered much after 333 years of Spanish rule. Despite tremendous oppression and cruelty they experienced, no one had known their true stories. Ordinary Juan is still at the end tail of the economic chain. During historic wars and events, only Generals were remembered. What about every footmen who died in ... Full story

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