iblog4: The Day After

It was my first time to attend this summit and the thing that made an imprint on me was how 'alive' the blogging sub-culture is in the Philippines. It's not just in Metro Manila but spread out all over the country even to foreign shores (like Middle East) where Filipinos who work there are located. There were bloggers of all shapes and sizes, writing about diverse topics - a rare few earning enough for a comfortable life, some writing about their personal advocacies and the rest, might just be sharing their own peculiarities and unique twist as Filipinos to the online community.

Guess it was about time they learn what mor.ph is. There wasn't a bunch of them there but all things considered, it was a good way for mor.ph to spread its reach, as a company proudly running with Filipino skills and IT savvy.

I look forward to the day when there will be more Filipino bloggers writing about technology, SaaS or Platform as a Service stuff and getting to meet and exchange thoughts with them. Right now, there doesn't seem that many. But with mor.ph in the lead, we could expect things to change fast. After all, there's just too many good things and business benefits that we need people to be aware of and to share with.
(Above Photo: saltwater addressing the crowd)