This blog documents Internet developments happening in the Philippines.
Thursday, March 30, 2006
ccHost released
ccHost, an Open Source project that provides web-based infrastructure to support collaboration, sharing, and storage of multi-media using Creative Commons licenses and metadata, released version 2.0 today. Anyone may download, install, and use ccHost to freely build media sharing communities.
Worldwide broadband users
Point Topic just published their 4th quarter 2005 statistics indicating a total of 209 million broadband subscribers worldwide. In the same period of 2004, there were 150 million.
In the Philippines, it was estimated that there's 125,000 broadband subscribers by the end of 2004. I wonder what's the latest now. Will check.
In the Philippines, it was estimated that there's 125,000 broadband subscribers by the end of 2004. I wonder what's the latest now. Will check.
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Presentations: E-Commerce Track at E-Services Philippines
Here are the presentations delivered by club members during the E-Services Philippines E-Commerce Track event last February 17:
- E-Business Revisited: from E-Commerce to Service Digitization (by Jan Pabellon)
- E-Commerce Case Study: TitikPilipino (by Jay Frank De Jesus)
- E-Commerce Case Study : MyUSMailBox (by Randy Manaloto)
- E-Commerce Payment Solutions: YesPayments (by Paul Hubbard, YesPayments.com)
- E-Commerce Payment Solutions: PayFree (by Erick Kalugdan, PayFree.com.ph)
- E-Commerce Payment Solutions: YOSSN.com (by Encarnacion May, YOSSN.com)
- High-Tech Loyalty Marketing (by Yayu Javier)
- E-Commerce and IPV6 (by Lawrence Hughes, InfoWeapons)
- E-Commerce to the EDGE (by Miko Valerio)
- Challenges in Online Journalism (Nini Cabaero, Sun.Star Online)
Our sincerest thanks to all DigitalFilipino.com Club members who never hesitated in sharing their knowledge.
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