everyone including PINOYs witnessed how Miami Heat forced a Game 7 and finally winning the NBA Championship against San Antonio Spurs.
well PINOYs – humorous as they are – laughed at many web memes pertaining to the series.
check out Yahoo’s “20 of the Funniest #NBAFinals memes.“
see more [http://ph.sports.yahoo.com]
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this is a high-tech story of two star-crossed lovers, G-Male (the perfect boyfriend) from the Google family and Siri from Apple. is there a chance for this couple, both who have helped humanity (and hated them), will they end up together?
hilarious! see cameos of “hotmale,” “aol,” “blackberry,” and “yahoo.”
here’s a chance for IT PINOYs to win an apple iPad, through Yahoo! Philippines’ Meme of the week challenge.
i’ve gathered here some techcrunch comments;
“My first site was actually on Angelfire (anyone remember them), but I do remember quickly moving over to Geocities – can’t remember the reason behind it though. I believe it was because of the neighborhoods – making it easier for others to find your site.” (michael wells)
“I feel old. My nephew, who is 14 and codes circles around me, asked ‘what was GeoCities’.” (jill)
“…as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened.” (duncan winter)
“Hi — I worked for GeoCities. To me, GeoCities really expired when Yahoo acquired it. On a purely surface level, yeah, GeoCities was a just free web hosting service with a whole lot of ugly pages (myspace, anyone??). But it was already way more than that when Yahoo acquired it. It really GOT the spirit of online community and was exploring ways to innovate further — which is what made it so awesome to work there (we focused on people and usability). It pioneered everything we now call social media/networking from blogging to category clouds to tweeting, etc.” (liza)
looks like yahoo! philippines isn’t worried about the gloomy economy, in fact they feel quite “bullish” this year for they see a lot of opportunities in the country.
“Despite the gloom and doom scenarios, our industry continues to thrive,” Joselito Añonuevo, Yahoo! Philippines GM highlighted.
with much better IT infrastructure and web hosting getting cheaper (compared to say 8yrs ago), plus the fact that companies realizing the value of online ads, which is btw much cheaper compared to normal medium such as radio, tv & print, i couldn’t agree more.
truly there are still untapped markets in the Philippines that the IT PINOYs could very well grab, invest on and explore.
read more @ [pinoytechblog.com].
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