What kids search online
Kaspersky Lab’s latest report on the online activities of children – based on statistics received from its solutions and modules with child protection features – highlights children’s online activities and… Read more »
Category Archives: Online Culture
On my 12th year as momblogger
How time flies. My blog , Touched by an Angel (aboutmyrecovery.com) is now 12 years old. Losing a son felt like the end of the world to me . I… Read more »
We are #BloggersForFreedom …#DefendPressFreedom
Those who wish to sign the “Bloggers for Freedom” statement can sign in this form http://bit.ly/bloggersforfreedom “An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. It… Read more »
How to join the Save the Children #LahatSanta campaign
Be a hero, wear a Santa sombrero. #LahatSanta is giving everyone an exciting opportunity to become Santa to poor kids. Santa Claus is so much a part of my childhood memories… Read more »
Digital Transformation: Your brand is defined by those who experience it.
The Second Digital Congress is so relevant to me as a blogger and my brand “momblogger”. The Congress focused on the culture envisioned to aid marketers in adapting to digitalization… Read more »
On blogs, blogging, bloggers in the Philippines
Bloggers have been quiet for the longest time. I think the last time was 2012 when the anti-cybercrime law was passed. When Rappler raised the issue of the 14 bloggers… Read more »
The mean-spirited blogger
Update: I wrote this post on April 11, 2008 because there were mean comments supposedly written by my husband, my daughter or myself. Yes, someone assumed the name of my husband,… Read more »
6 steps to curb your child’s electronic device appetite
Back in the old days, you can keep kids settled down by giving them toys to play with, pen and paper to draw, storybooks to read, and box of… Read more »
Two simple parenting concepts: Clear limits & lead by example
I follow two parenting concepts that applies online and offline. Clear limits mean providing boundaries on our child’s activities and walking the talk on rules. Noemi Dado, a blogger from… Read more »
Covering the ASEAN events #ASEAN2017
Updated August 7, 2017: I first wrote this last May . I updated this blog post to add the media accreditation for the ASEAN 50th anniversary celebration Some of you… Read more »
Meet the MOMFLUENCE network #PurposefulInfluence
Moms engage online and influence other moms. Nearly 91% of moms use social media regularly and spend twice as much time online as the rest of the population. That’s the… Read more »
Getting lost is not a bad thing at all. #MyASEANStory
This is the best piece of advice I could ever give to those who want to travel the world, or much closer to our hearts, the ASEAN: Getting lost is… Read more »
‘Oversharenting’ and other social media pitfalls
“Whether or not you realize it, you’re setting up a digital trail for your children that can last through their lifetime, and you’re doing it without your permission” Psychological implications… Read more »