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Hot Button | Beverage company slammed for ‘Bugbog o dignidad?’ FB post

The company's Facebook team turned a sensitive issue into a marketing opportunity.

Viral | Google Christmas ad relives Home Alone

Google launched the holiday-themed ad on December 19.

Facebook launches Messenger translations in Filipino

Facebook?s AI assistant, M, now translates Messenger conversations from English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese to Filipino and vice versa.

Catriona Gray dons IP-protected T?nalak cloth on world stage

The T?nalak dress worn by Catriona Gray in her post-preliminary round media interviews was noteworthy because the cloth she used followed the guidelines of T?nalak Tau Sebu (TTS), a group of women weavers whose products bear a registered collective mark.

Year 2018 | Online gaming topics emerge as top trending searches in PH

Rock icon Freddie Mercury is the top trending male personality as a biopic in his honor became popular in 2018. Pinoys also searched for well-loved celebrities who have passed away this year.

UN report: More than half of global population now using Internet

ITU, the United Nations specialized agency for information and communication technologies (ICTs), estimates that at the end of 2018, 51.2 percent of the global population, or 3.9 billion people, will be using the Internet.

ONE BIG MISTAKE | Using school logos for unofficial merchandise

Whether you?re gearing up for #OneBigFight or suiting up for #UPFight, remember that university logos or slogans may be trademarks owned by your schools, so make or sell your university-branded merchandise with caution.

Smart, Nokia show use of drones as disaster tool for PH Red Cross

The drone solution, which will operate on Smart's frequency, is part of the Nokia Saving Lives program that aims to provide communication technology and technical assistance to emergency response teams.

PINOY PRIDE | Google doodle honors Fe del Mundo on 107th birthday

Fe del Mundo became the first woman -- and only woman at that time -- to be admitted at the Harvard Medical School in 1936.

This ‘ber’ season, none is more #blessed than Jose Mari Chan

With the expected pick-up in recording sales, the musician must surely be having a windfall in royalties this time of the year.

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