“HINDI NAKATAPOS pero NAKAPAG-PATAPOS” was how Ghel Martinez began her viral Facebook post as she shared her story about how she supported the education of her two younger siblings who graduated from college.
I stopped keeping track of the number of mommy groups that I keep on Facebook.
I kept away from Facebook until my editor told me it was my business to be where the action was. When came Twitter and Instagram, I was already too happy on FB to venture anywhere else.
Got a crush on another Facebook user? The social network will help you connect, as part of a revamp unveiled Tuesday that aims to foster real-world relationships and make the
The recent social media scare over Momo Challenge had many parents worried sick—again—over their child’s safety online. There’s no way any parent can monitor a child’s internet usage 24/7, so what can one do?
“GRABeeeeeee.” With one word on his Facebook account, photojournalist Jilson Tiu captured the dismay and frustration of Filipinos who have come to depend on the ride-sharing service to get around.
It wasn’t too long ago when Thelma, my editor, asked me why I wasn’t on Facebook. I guess it was her way of saying I better be, and I certainly hopped to it.
Filipino experimental art rock band, Jack of None, releases free downloads of its award-winning EP, “The Tattle Tale Heart,” on its official website. The band, consisting of siblings A.G. Syjuco,
I had no choice but to get on Facebook. Thelma, my editor, made me do it. Although a comparatively late convert, I’m now hopelessly but happily hooked. In fact, I don’t let a day pass by without scanning, reading and taking part in Facebook conversations.
How big of a digital footprint do you leave behind? You’re likely a Bigfoot in the digital sphere, and Facebook is not to be blamed—not entirely anyway.
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