http://blogs.inquirer.net/blogaddicts Thu, 26 Jun 2008 07:37:42 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en By Lawrence Casiraya INQUIRER.net THERE is no escaping the Pacquiao frenzy, even on the Web. Come Sunday in Manila, INQUIRER.net will again deliver breaking news, a running account and even Twitter posts about the Pacquiao-Diaz fight. To whet the appetites of Filipinos and other boxing fans worldwide, INQUIRER.net has also put ... http://blogs.inquirer.net/blogaddicts/2008/06/26/pacquiao-diaz-blow-by-blow-via-twitter/ By Alex Villafania INQUIRER.net A DAY after an apparent news embargo on the abduction of ABS-CBN reporter Ces Drilon, two of her crew and a professor from the Mindanao State University, the online Filipino community of bloggers and forums is already alive with exchanges about their fates. Some offered prayers and praises ... http://blogs.inquirer.net/blogaddicts/2008/06/11/online-buzz-on-journalists-abduction/ MIKE ABUNDO talks about his blogs, Alodia and his detractors. Mike's blogs include The Mike Abundo Effect, Inside Online Video and Tech Side Up. Video taken by INQUIRER.net community evangelist Alex Villafania.Share This http://blogs.inquirer.net/blogaddicts/2008/06/03/mike-abundo-on-blogging-alodia-and-his-detractors/ I JUST recently discovered Manila Foodistas thanks to Tiffany Chua's Twitter page, but I really like this food blog put up by a group of friends who are all undergrad students at UP Diliman. Check out their blog -- their latest entry is about Hannah's Beijing adventure.Share This http://blogs.inquirer.net/blogaddicts/2008/05/23/let-the-manila-foodistas-guide-you/ By Agence France-Presse SAN FRANCISCO, California--The world had real-time news about China's massive earthquake as victims dashed out "twitter" text messages while it took place, in what was being touted Tuesday as micro-blogging outshining mainstream news. As the earth shook with tragic consequences, people in the parts of China that felt the ... http://blogs.inquirer.net/blogaddicts/2008/05/14/twittering-china-earthquake/ By Alex Villafania INQUIRER.net FROM WRITING about showbiz to politics to Davao City and even the whole of Mindanao, Maria Jose has been making the virtual rounds among Mindanao's growing blogging community. She's also become popular among Manila's blogging community, even representing herself during the recently held iBlog4 conference at the University ... http://blogs.inquirer.net/blogaddicts/2008/05/07/davao-blogger-promotes-mindanao-online/ By Alex Villafania INQUIRER.net NOW on its fourth year, the recently held iBlog blogging forum at the University of the Philippines Diliman Law Center showcased different aspects of blogging, with several bloggers serving as speakers. Charo Nuguid, who maintains The Geekette Speaketh, gave first-time bloggers an overview of blogging, as well as ... http://blogs.inquirer.net/blogaddicts/2008/05/02/notes-from-iblog4/ By Candice Montenegro, Contributor INQUIRER.net ONE boredom buster I've shared with all my friends is Googling. It's basically just typing in random words or names on Google and looking at the websites that the search returns. It's actually a fun way to learn new things everyday. When you type the word "falafel," ... http://blogs.inquirer.net/blogaddicts/2008/04/28/changing-the-filipina-image-one-blog-entry-at-a-time/ By Candice Montenegro INQUIRER.net WE'RE always told that the world is our classroom. Now, blogging gives a whole new meaning to that cliché and proves there really is a virtual classroom in the world (wide web). Edublogs are blogs primarily used for educational purposes. These include blogs written by teachers (for a class ... http://blogs.inquirer.net/blogaddicts/2008/04/25/edublogs-virtual-classrooms-and-online-faculty-rooms/ TV host Bianca Gonzalez talks about her blog, The Diary of a Supergirl Wannabe, which she started back in 2003 when she was in college. Video taken by INQUIRER.net online videographer Janie Christine Octia.Share This http://blogs.inquirer.net/blogaddicts/2008/04/23/why-bianca-gonzalez-blogs/