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Ang isinumpang luntiang langit ni Ryan V. Labana

Nagpapausok na naman ang mga kapre– ‘Yung mga dambuhalang pabrikang nakatapak sa dating luntiang lote.   Hindi ko man marinig ngunit animo’y umiiyak, Itong bago kong pananim na...

The donor by Louse Ann Maca

The boy who left was not the boy who came back. As I looked at him, I remember that April night when he took me...

Book hunter and epic poet: Cirilo F. Bautista by Ramil Digal Gulle

Poet Cirilo F. Bautista, way back in 1991, taught me his method of hunting books at a second hand bookshop. As we walked from the...

Sol y Viento’s twin offerings for summer fun & frolic

The heat, the traffic, and a few days of weekend free time are good enough reasons to head for the south of Manila. Here, with...

Fun in Davao City by Henrylito Tacio

Photos by Henrylito D. Tacio Around 7.8 times the size of Cebu and three times that of the entire Metro Manila, Davao City is known by many names: “Crown...

Crossword51

by Rene Sebastian ACROSS   1. Heirs   7. Level 11. Prudence 12. Showers 14. Molybdenum symbol 15. Electric unit 16. Cease development 18. Printer’s...

Reimagining e-commerce: Helping merchants cater to more shoppers online

Filipino online shoppers are estimated to reach up to 42 million by 2025 and will spend about P918-B in purchases online. This is as...

PCSO vows better delivery of charity services

Text by Mylene C. Orillo / Photo by Larry Madarang “I want to be transparent to the Filipino people. That’s why we publish this ...

Guerrero bares MARINA’S 14-point agenda for 2018

Newly appointed Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) Administrator Rey Leonardo Guerrero recently bared his 14-point agenda, giving the agency the direction and boost it needs...

Boracay Water completes sewage treatment plant diversion, connects more establishments to sewer network

As one of the staunchest advocates of rebuilding a better and more sustainable island paradise, Boracay Island Water Company, Inc. (Boracay Water) recently completed...

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From siestas to 24/7 accessibility: Where does the gaming industry stand today?

There was a time when gaming in the Philippines meant physical spaces. Arcades echoed with coin drops and machine sounds, while computer shops became temporary homes for students skipping the afternoon heat after class. Gaming had limits then. Shops closed. Tokens ran out. Parents called the children home...

Imagine, the provinces of your mind

In the province, far from the bustling and sleepless Metro Manila where there exists a strange mix of “everyone-ness,” lies a certain magic that the country’s capital city, no matter how hard it tries (if it dares), won’t be able to replicate.

Where university presses can take local literature

It might not be that obvious to the general public, but the Philippine publishing scene has seen significant growth in the past decade.