Stories

Mary Jean Libot and Maricel Bustillo are the two lucky winners of the Foton Van and House & Lot, respectively, during this year’s Gabay Guro Grand Gathering.

Hailing from San Pablo City, Laguna, public school teacher Ronalyn Quinio Quinio drove home last week with a brand new Foton Gratour Van, the grand raffle prize during Gabay Guro’s Grand Gathering. This was done in partnership with premier motor vehicle brand Foton.

Like many local indie artists today, Mandaue Nights is a true product of the Internet age, successfully utilizing social media to publish and promote their own music.

Gabay Guro has always been about changing the lives of every Filipino. PLDT-Smart Foundation (PSF) and PLDT Manager Club’s (MCI) welcomed its new set of Gabay Guro scholar graduates through Simpleng Handog 2018. These sudents are education major graduates from different Gabay Guro partner schools nationwide.

Pampanga coastal community banks on data to protect critical mangrove area

For some senior citizens, learning to navigate the internet gives more than just access to information and services. It gives them hope of inclusion in our tech-driven society, and more importantly, the chance to reconnect with their families who have migrated in a digital world they're not familiar with.

How mobile tech enhances weather info dissemination and forecasting

Through the power of technology and social media, new heroes can be discovered and celebrated every day. Most of the time, these people aren't even trying to be heroes. They're just doing the right thing.

It usually takes Rodel Lumbab about two hours to get home from work. On May 23 he left work at half past four in the afternoon but did not reach home until 13 days later.

When the Marawi crisis broke out and residents started fleeing to Iligan City, the Smart sales team there sprang to action. Led by Stephanie Dawn “Tippi” Albulario, they immediately set up Libreng Tawag stations in evacuation centers.

Sometimes, we use passwords just for mere compliance. Worse, we sometimes feel passwords are nothing but an inconvenience.

Some fear that technology can turn us all into cold, mechanical robots, but on the contrary, love always finds its place in this world of likes, swipe rights and heart eyes emojis.

How technology is changing beauty pageants

“Winning the crown will help me reach more Filipinos as an ambassador of goodwill, and if God permits, it is truly in my heart to be of service to others and do something great for my country.”

Gaming’s future is in every Pinoy’s hands

Chosen among a roster of 191 students in PLDT’s student camp program during its initial launch last June, 54 students were accepted to take on the experience of what it’s like to immerse themselves in the Company’s culture.

It takes relentless effort and hard work in order to create and maintain a sustainable program that will provide opportunities to many Filipinos as well as open doors to a unique innovation that is both eco-friendly and profitable. One such venture is Bambike – an idea that started in 2007 by Filipino-American Bryan Benitez McClelland.

Founder Krie Lopez talks about making a difference

A study conducted in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan (Super typhoon Yolanda), revealed that connecting with their social media contacts, particularly on Facebook, enabled survivors to make sense of their traumatic experiences and deal with emotional and psychological stress.

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