CHECK out this video INQUIRER.net multimedia reporter Erika Tapalla took when she visited HP Cooltown in Singapore.

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JUST want to share these two hilarious Simon’s Cat clips on YouTube that I’ve watched a number of times with my wife Ellen. That darn cute cat, heh

Enjoy!

IT’S been another tiring yet satisfying day, editing and uploading videos sent by our reporters from different parts of the metropolis as they covered the 22nd anniversary of the 1986 People Power revolution, and the pro- and anti-administration rallies that were held today in the wake of the national broadband network scandal.

I’m proud of what we’ve been able to accomplish with INQUIRER.net VDO, in making online video a staple offering of INQUIRER.net, despite all the obstacles, despite the fact that we don’t have a broadcast background and are coming up with original video content rather than shoveling online the same stuff that’s already on TV. From the start, we knew that we couldn’t, and in fact shouldn’t, compete with TV. The traditional broadcast networks are giants who have a lot more money than we do. But to again use my favorite analogy, I liken the broadcast networks to the US when it was trying to fight a conventional war in Vietnam, while we’re like the Vietcong fighting a guerrilla war. The networks may have the money and the might, but we know the terrain — and we’re a lot more mobile. We know what works online, and I firmly believe that we have the advantage over traditional broadcasters when it comes to online video.

Anyway, here are the clips we uploaded today for our video coverage of the People Power anniversary. Check them out, and keep visiting INQUIRER.net VDO. You might also be interested in taking part in an online forum on the NBN deal — check out this article for more info.

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UPDATE: Blog post edited to remove embedded video clips now that Joey De Venecia “has confirmed that the voice on the supposed wiretapped conversation, uploaded to online video sharing service YouTube, was indeed his.”

IS the video “Crying Babies” uploaded to YouTube by tusongbaboy really from a wiretapped conversation between Rodolfo Noel “Jun” Lozada Jr. and Jose “Joey” De Venecia III?

At any rate, the video has been getting a lot of views on YouTube. Check out Erwin Oliva’s article for more info.

Here’s the original clip uploaded by tusongbaboy.

And here’s a “remixed” version from pilipinasVSgloria.

HERE’S an interesting video interview conducted by INQUIRER.net executive editor Leo Magno while he was at the Cisco regional headquarters in Singapore.

Rajiv Ramaswami, Cisco vice president and general manager for the data center business unit, talks about the company’s Data Center 3.0 vision and its unified fabric architecture.

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Video taken by Joel Pinaroc.

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