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
HERE’S an excerpt from an article written by Norman Bordadora that will come out in tomorrow’s edition of the Philippine Daily Inquirer:
Even for members of the media covering campaign trips, Internet service, preferably of the wireless kind, is now almost indispensable.
One of the questions first asked is whether their billeting arrangements include wi-fi and, if it has none, where the closest Internet shop with broadband capabilities is located.
The Genuine Opposition has made sure its new campaign headquarters on Ayala Avenue would have wi-fi-ready offices for reporters covering its candidates.
OUR hackenslash gaming site is now a blog.
It’s our very first site to be transformed into a blog, and it’s the seventh blog in the INQUIRER.net Blogs network.
Find out why we turned it into a blog.
WE’VE added three more blogs to our growing INQUIRER.net Blogs network: Current, the Eleksyon 2007 Blog and Babe Republic.
Current is a joint blog from Philippine Daily Inquirer columnist Manuel Quezon III and Inquirer editor John Nery, which will tackle current events and the issues of the day as reported in the Inquirer print newspaper.
Tired of letting the candidates do all the talking?
I HAD a few drinks last night at Cafe Havana with INQUIRER.net product manager Meanne Bundalian, our interactive media consultant Jayvee Fernandez and Google Philippines country consultant Aileen Apolo.
Just a few drinks and friendly conversation, most of which is off the record, heh. If you have any doubts how active Aileen is, try Googling “Aileen Apolo.”
Or I can also point you in the direction of her work-related blog Stitching and her, er, The Twisted Wedding Planner blog. Trust me, it’s better if you just read it yourself.
Anyway, here’s what we laughingly referred t0 as my mutant pic with Aileen — check out my glowing eyes.
