HERE’S the list of Philippine Blog Awards winners in the major award categories:
Podcast
Tech — Kilat: The Cybercafe Experiments
And the special category awards winners are:
Blogger’s Choice Award winner: Market Manila
OK, finally we have wifi access hehe 
Was supposed to live blog, but anyway just took down notes on Word earlier.
We’re here at the Carlos Romulo Auditorium, Podium 4 of RCBC Plaza in
CHECK out Episode 1 of Jayvee Fernandez’s BuggedCast podcast, where he and Willi Pascual talk about “Lagalag: The Traveling Journal of Filipinos Project.”
Here’s an excerpt from Jayvee’s blog post:
I was able to finally talk to Wil Pascual, the creator of the Lagalag Project, which is an experiment of sorts that features Filipinos around the world and two traveling moleskines. We enjoyed a good 20 minutes talking about photography, moleskines and blogs.
This podcast was recorded using Gizmo and edited using GarageBand on a Macintosh. I need to make an erratum. Gizmo does not save files in MP3 format. It saves them onto WAV first which allows you more options in terms of manipulating the audio file.
UPDATED: Shari has also blogged again about OhMiBod.
OK, remember when I blogged about OhMiBod, which I found out about from Shari Cruz’s blog post?
Well, thanks to Kat and David Azanza for letting me know this iPod accessory is available in the Philippines via Feelgood.com.ph. Obviously, this site isn’t for minors, so if you’re below 18, stay away from the site. Don’t say you haven’t been warned.
I HATE to say I told you so, but, well, I told you so, heh.
We have a spate of stories today on the transition from traditional media, such as newspapers and TV, to online media. Here’s an excerpt from “Digital, video downloads to be morning paper of the future.”
WASHINGTON — Reading your newspaper over a steaming cup of coffee will be a thing of the past in years to come as video and digital technology replace the print media of today, experts say.
