After over a week of screening candidates for three (3) new Pinoy.Tech.Blog contributors, we’re proud to announce our top choices.
Noel Oliver Punzalan (http://thepunziblog.blogspot.com) is a practicing lawyer from Quezon City. Atty. Punzi, as most bloggers call him, has been blogging since December 2004. We’re expecting him to contribute topics on consumer electronics, electronic evidence and internet issues, the Philippine Internet Law and online privacy.
Mike Abundo (http://www.mikeabundo.com) is the VP for Emerging Technologies of the Philippine Internet Commerce Society (PICS) identifying and analyzing nascent IT trends of potential benefit to the Filipino people (lifted from his Blogger profile). He’s also a blog contributor to Janette Toral’s Infotech Philippines. As an industry insider, Mike should be able to share with us some of the bigger news and issues concerning the Philippine ICT industry.
Nic Ruffy (http://blog.constantwanderings.com) is back in Manila after living in HK and the US for several years. Blogging since 2000 and claims to be the only one in Manila to have Sonos, he’s currently running a subsidiary of a HK smart card company. Nic is a gadget geek and has been sent to several big exhibits and trade shows such as CeBit. We’re excited to see what Nic will share with us from the world of gadgets and gizmos.
We had over a dozen very good bloggers wanting to get a shot at PTB but we can only accomodate a few of them at a time. However, we’ve reserved ourselves 3 more alternate contributors to PTB.
Anton Diaz is an IT Manager for 10 years in a multinational consumer goods company. An aspiring photo-blogger and blogging for a year now in “Our Awesome Planet“.
Andre Marcelo-Tanner has been doing web development since 1996, professionally since 2000, and is now busy with Evo-Dev where he helps develop online applications like EvoArticles and EvoTopSites, and EvoBlog.
Ian Dexter Marquez blogs at Coredump and is currently doing a project called the Open Academy for Philippine Agriculture Pinoy Farmers’ Internet, that uses ICT-based learning and extension work for farmers and farm technicians.
Please join me in welcoming our new contributors to PTB. Individual emails will be sent to the contributors and alternates later today.
To those who did not make it, we’ll have you on file and re-consider you on our next invite. We sure love to have you hang around and interact with our writers/readers via the comments section.
Cheers!
