Got an SMS from Caren late afternoon yesterday asking me to call

home regarding an urgent matter. Turns out she was having a bad

attack of abdominal pains and wanted to see the doctor ASAP. So

after quite a memorable encounter at the Emergency room of UST Hospital, she’s now…

Yes, VOIP works over dialup. And Skype does a better job for those without broadband.

We’re seeing some progress over how government is acting on the VoIP issue (I’ll refer you to Atty. JJ Disini’s blog

for more info on this). And I’ve been able to read some…

Still at the first iBlog Summit. Sassy Lawyer, a.k.a. Connie Veneracion, speaks on how to build a bookmark-worthy blog.

She maintained that building such a blog may depend on content, design, interactivity, and whatnot, but it’s never about luck.

• Invite 1
• Invite 2
• Invite 3
• Invite 4

Why only four? Well, it’s my favorite number.

Hurry. Grab your Gmail invite now while supplies last. =)

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Pia attended Kinderland’s*

first year anniversary offering of a full week’s worth of activities

for the preschool set. Its just unfortunate that she wasn’t able to attend the

whole week since Mommy had to be admitted to the hospital on Tuesday

night.

Checked the iblogph homepage, and realized that the latest post

(as of this writing) cited my blog as one that the Admin “‘discovered’

and would soon be on [his/her–enlighten me on this] personal blogroll”.

Blogs will change your business, according to a Businessweek article by Stephen Baker and Heather Green.

Blogs … evolve with every posting, each one tied to a moment. So if a company

can track millions of blogs simultaneously, it gets a heat map…

Tune in to Business Radio (FM 104.3) this morning at 7:20 a.m. Atty. Adrian Sison will be interviewing me on blogging and i.PH.

I’d better get rid of that bedroom voice early. I’m usually still in dreamland by that time.

I should have posted on this earlier, but personal circumstances got in the way. Big Blue has just published its employee blogging guidelines and policies. According to a post by IBM’s James Snell, employees themselves collaborated (on a Wiki) to draft and refine the guidelines.