Browsing all posts tagged "responsible blogging"

The Filipina is worth fighting for

Janette Toral has embarked on yet another writing project that is worthy of lengthier attention spans. Right after the successful conduct of the Top 10 Emerging Influential Blogs project, now comes the “Filipina” Writing Project. This time, bloggers are not only going to compete literarily, but also in terms of search-engine ranking. This points to [...]

Inspiring others to blog

Last night I took time off to help out a good friend with some of the more technical aspects of blogging. After maintaining his blog for some time now, Mandaya Moore decided it was time to take the next step — the one that’s beyond merely writing articles. Specifically, he was curious about MyBlogLog. So [...]

Mindanao bloggers summit update#1

The first of a series of announcements / bulletins regarding the upcoming Mindanao Bloggers Summit in October 2007.

Of blogging and convictions

I just want to share a great new idea I’ve found at a fellow blogger’s site. It’s about “blog convictions“, as coined by Jayvee of A Bugged Life. The excerpt below is particularly evocative, in my opinion. This got me thinking about how blogs are extensions, or manifestations rather of our own personal convictions. Thus, [...]

The problem with bloggers

I don’t pretend to be a writer in the league of Conrado de Quiros, nor do I purport to be an accomplished blogger of long standing in the Filipino blogosphere. However, I cannot help but notice a problem among a number of bloggers. Blogging is a free means of expressing oneself freely — yes, it [...]