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Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Infographic: Which Demographics Use Social Media?
Posted by
Arvin Ello
at
6:23 PM
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Infographic,
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Marketing,
Social Media
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Pinterest's new messaging feature
Posted by
Arvin Ello
at
9:18 AM
When I first discovered Pinterest in 2012, I got so interested in this platform because of the many possibilities with regard to sharing and learning by "pinning" or "repinning." The platform coined its word from the words "pin" (like pinning or tacking something on a corkboard or whiteboard) and "interest."
Saturday, March 15, 2014
Top 20 Countries with the fastest internet speed (January 2014 vs. July 2013 study)
Posted by
Arvin Ello
at
9:26 PM
Image courtesy of TBreak Media
Bloomberg has released its latest study on the top 20 countries in the world with the fastest internet connection speed. In his article, "Where to Find the World's Fastest Internet: Top 20" published on January 28, 2014, writer Mark Milian listed down the Top 20 countries with comparison to his findings in his article, "Top 20: Where to Find the World's Fastest Internet," published on July 23, 2013.
In a similar study conducted by Statista in its infographic measuring the 2nd Quarter of 2013 performance, South Korea and Japan placed 1st and 2nd spot respectively, while Hong Kong placed 4th.
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Infographic,
International,
Internet,
Korea,
Philippines,
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Top 20
Friday, March 14, 2014
Top 10 countries with faster internet speeds; Korea & Japan top the list
Posted by
Arvin Ello
at
6:39 PM
In 2005, I had some Korean students in my classes. Though it was their first time in the Philippines, they had already migrated from Korea to learn English since studying in the Philippines is far more cheaper. Day by day, they got to experience what it is like to live in Manila, specifically - the people, the places, and the food.
Three things I remember some Korean kids told me the difference between Korea and the Philippines:
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