by enad on August 15, 2009
It’s not like Friendster that you can change the layout. It’s not YouTube or MySpace which per se a video sharing site. I wonder though why so many have migrated to this new social networking platform. I wonder why I open my FB account everyday when what I do is just opening it. The site’s design is plain simple. Anyway, so much for that. I don’t have enough brainspace to think about the answers.
Let me just share with you the corporate email I received one dawn. It has nothing to do with the company though but wit hfacebook. What if internet was a part of Pres. Aguinaldo’s time? What if social networking was a daily-life-thingy then? What if this site in motifs of blue already existed that time? You just can’t imagine. Consider the following pictures:
[may kasunod pa po...]
by enad on August 12, 2009
Have you noticed the yellow ribbon image beside the Friendster logo when you open the site? If you haven’t then maybe because it can be seen if you’re accessing the internet within the Philippine geographical location only. Nowadays, the yellow ribbon reminds Filipinos of one particular person: Cory Aquino.
The yellow ribbon fever all started with yellow bows tied to trees and posts - a simple yet powerful gesture of support for Tita Cory who had been battling for cancer. Within days, it had spread all over the web– bloggers customized their theme with yellow shades — some twitter users changed their profile photos to a yellow ribbon — until she died recently. The ribbons still remain posted though. The one on Friendster links to the profile of Cory Aquino which was either created by her when she was alive or was made in her memory. [may kasunod pa po...]
