The University of the Philippines Manila Junior Marketing Association (UPM JMA) is set to host “Market Yourself,” a three day webinar happening on April 4-6. The event will feature various distinguished speakers aiming to highlight the importance and relevance of marketing, personal branding, and entrepreneurship to its participants.
Ookla, the global leader in mobile and broadband network intelligence, recognizes Smart Communications Inc. (Smart) as the best in delivering mobile video experiences after winning a series of network quality tests against its competitors.
This year’s International Women’s Month, Grab celebrates the power and brilliance of women by supporting fair treatment and equal opportunities for women with #BreakTheBias.
Irish singer-songwriter Robert Grace announces his upcoming single “Need You Back” which will be released alongside newest EP “XXVII” this March.
Social Networking app Kumu announces its upcoming show “Top Class: The Rise to P-Pop Stardom” to be hosted by Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray. Thirty chosen participants will be battling for a spot in the top 5 for a chance to become the next Filipino Idol boy group alongside various rewards and cash prizes.
The Panasonic Manila Fashion Festival (PMFF) is gearing up for its second year taking on the virtual stage. In partnership with GO LIFESTYLE Group Inc. this year, the festival is preparing to transform itself into an industry-wide event featuring multiple talented designers that showcase the talent of the Filipino.
Ivana Alawi plays the gracious host of Villa Bridgerton, giving Filipino fans of the popular Netflix show the opportunity to get a glimpse into the glamorous Bridgerton experience in Manila.
The Philippine Educational Theater Association announces that it will be streaming Liza Magtoto’s martial law musical, A Game of Trolls, directed by Maribel Legarda on April 8, 22, and 23. Especially relevant now with the upcoming national elections, the musical aims to educate the public on the dangers of disinformation and adhering to historical revisionism.
Tonik, the Philippines’ first digital-only neobank, celebrates its first year of operations in the country today, teasing and hinting at upcoming lending and cryptocurrency products for its customers.
California-based Filipino multimedia artist Kyle Amor, talks about his flight from working in real estate, posing for the camera, to finding his voice, freedom and place in the creative industry.
