Thursday, February 1, 2018

Unleash your hugot this Valentine’s Day with OPPO’s #HaveYouEver Promo




On the most romantic day of the year, OPPO Philippines challenges you to reminisce your heartaches responsibly and learn from the past with their #HaveYouEver Facebook promo. OPPO will be posting a different #HaveYouEver question at 2 PM daily via their Facebook page which participants must answer by sharing their story through a video submission. Feel free to release your hugot every day, starting from February 1 until February 14, for a chance to win Php25,000 worth of SM Gift Certificates.
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LBC’s Aming Ligaya Leads to New Friendship

“A customer served well can lead to new friendships”; is just one of the many memorable stories from LBC’s “Aming Ligaya” campaign that gives LBC agents the opportunity to meet face to face with customers who have expressed gratitude with the manner they were served.




Recently, LBC arranged a meet up between Sharlene Joy Sale, who was able to meet in person, LBC Agent, Dunhill San Jose. Sharlene says Dunhill was very ‘reassuring and constantly communicated with her about her transaction throughout the holidays” when LBC’s deliveries were at its peak. Sharlene recalled: “Si Dan ang palaging nag-te-text, tumatawag and nag-uupdate sa akin”.


Balikbayans Get a Chance to Fly for Free Through LBC-PAL Promo

Two of the country’s biggest names in business are working together to bring joy to their loyal  customers.

                       

LBC, the leader in “Padala” and Philippine Airlines, Asia’s first airline, have launched the “LBC Moves with PAL Balikbayan Promo” that gives their loyal customers the chance to fly for free.  

    
       

Wednesday, January 31, 2018

LG V30+: Showing the stories of Marawi

Two Moro millennials show deeply personal stories of their town



As the violence settles down in Marawi, its denizens’ stories of struggle and personal tragedy are finally starting to come to light.
The area where Norliah’s house once stood was still considered a dangerous area by the military at the time of her visit to ground zero. She hadn’t seen her house since she left Marawi, and wanted to see what happened to it. She tells a story of how she used to gaze at a nearby basketball court from the third floor of her cousin’s house – she had a crush on a local boy who used to play there. Both her home and her cousin’s home, as well as the basketball court, are likely gone, but her memories remain.Today, though, she can still gaze across the beautiful lake, as she always has. (Photos taken with the LG V30+. This is a project in collaboration between Havas Ortega Group & CNN Philippines.)

Philippine Team Quid Pro Quo bags third place in recently concluded Asia Pacific Predator League 2018

After a three-month run, Asia Pacific Predator League 2018 has officially come to the end. Quid Pro Quo from the Philippines secures the third spot in the gaming competition. Emerging as the winner is Malaysian team Geek Fam, and BOOM.ID from Indonesia is the first runner up. 


Monsanto Philippines launches SMART Farm program

Farmer training program aims to improve productivity and livelihood of over 20,000 farmers in the country



Farmers gather at one of the SMART demo farms of Monsanto Philippines. The company’s SMART Farm program offers a 2-3 day training in a demo farm, providing farmer participants both lectures and hands-on workshops on how to sustainably plant corn.




Monsanto Philippines launched this month a nationwide farmer training program, dubbed SMART Farm, meant to teach smallholder corn growers across the country best farm management practices and the latest corn planting technologies. In its first year, the program targets to reach out to over 20,000 farmers in different corn regions in the Philippines.    

Jollibee and Jollibee Group Foundation spread hope and joy among Marawi kids

The country’s number one fast-food chain partnered with the Jollibee Group Foundation (JGF) to spread hope and joy last December through the "Magbahagi para sa mga Bata sa Marawi", a Jollibee Maaga ang Pasko special gift-giving program.


Jollibee and JGF volunteers also gave away Jollibee Yumburgers, Red Ribbon treats, toiletries and hygiene kits to more than 500 students from 15 schools who gathered at the Amai Pakpak Central Elementary School.
These Marawi kids are excited to see their toys as they open their bag of gifts.



 
The Marawi students dance and sing to show their gratitude to their Jollibee friends who brought smiles to their faces through gifts of toys, books and other treats.




Marawi children welcome and thank Jollibee for #SharingJoy in their school.


The students and their teachers, school and local Department of Education officials welcomed Jollibee as he delighted everyone with a jolly dance number. The beneficiaries, in turn, showed their appreciation to everyone’s best friend by doing various song and dance numbers.

The gift-giving activity was made possible with the help of the Alrose Group of Companies, Philippine Business for Social Progress, the local government of Marawi, and other volunteers. Other donation partners were Robinsons Department Store, Adarna House, Goodwill Bookstore, Katha Publishing, Rex Bookstore and Vibal Publishing House, Inc.

The program supports Jollibee’s belief in #SharingJoy especially among children, as it fosters love, care and compassion for others.

Monday, January 29, 2018

A Celebration of love this Valentine’s Day with F1 Hotel Manila

F1 Hotel Manila, the Bonifacio Global City’s home of happy experiences, has unveiled an exclusive room package and a wonderful dining experience to celebrate Valentine’s Day.

JobStreet.com, OVP make livelihood opportunities accessible


JobStreet.com Philippines and the Office of the Vice President (OVP) signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA), forging a partnership on the #AngatBuhay program. The partnership strengthens both parties’ resolve in making employment and livelihood opportunities more accessible to the Angat Buhay program's focus communities. Angat Buhay is the flagship anti-poverty program of Vice President Leni Robredo. (In photo, L to R): Vice Presidential Spokesperson and Head, Anti-Poverty Advocacies and Programs Unit Georgina Hernandez-Yang; Vice President of the Philippines Leni Robredo; JobStreet.com Philippines Country Marketing Manager Cielo Javier; and JobStreet.com Manager for Special Projects Christine R. Sevilla. (Seated, L to R): Undersecretary Philip Dy and JobStreet.com Country Manager Philip Gioca.      




LG: Artificial intelligence will run more homes in 2018

The technology company’s portfolio of smart appliances will make the smart home experience more interactive and intuitive




Artificial Intelligence (AI) has long been a hotly debated topic, with some pundits claiming that it poses a grave threat to humanity while others believe that AI systems can help humans improve productivity and conditions around them. For technology company LG Electronics (LG), AI is being harnessed to achieve the latter.

Four tips to keep safe during disasters



To ensure safety, Dapat Lang prepared during disasters.
Natural disasters can neither be controlled nor predicted. But while they can leave catastrophic damages, everyone can take precautionary steps to mitigate its adverse effects. Solane, the country’s leading LPG solutions provider, reiterates its Dapat Lang advocacy campaign – emphasizing the importance of doing the right thing for the family, for others, and society as a whole – through these tips to ensure everyone’s safety during natural disasters: 




Thursday, January 25, 2018

JOHNSON’S® celebrates its 125th year

Celebrating a Legacy Built on Science and Love
JOHNSON’S® celebrates its 125th year through year-long
Special activities and promotions


JOHNSON’S® has been pioneering and setting global standards in baby skin care for families globally since many can remember. This year marks a special milestone as JOHNSON’S® celebrates 125 years with a series of activities to celebrate its legacy in creating a safer world for babies and their families in the Philippines.

“JOHNSON’S® 125-year legacy is our dedication to giving our best for mothers and babies,” shares Ms. Bessie Colet Campillo, Johnson’s Marketing Manager. “Just as mothers learn from babies, so does Johnson’s. We understand what great lengths mothers go through to give their best for their babies, and that is the same effort we emulate in all the products we develop. Our products have always been some of the most rigorously tested and safe, globally, and created specifically to care for a baby’s unique needs,” she adds. “A baby’s needs are very much different than our own. Each sense, from sight to touch, and through all the moments of play and exploration that our babies go through as they develop, are opportunities to nurture their happy and healthy development. All these moments are also opportunities for us to empower parents to maximize bonding with their babies to nurture the best development possible,” she concludes

How to scam-proof your travel abroad

Travelling is a great way to unwind and enjoy what life has to offer, but that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t be mindful of your safety.

Scams abound in every part of the world.  As the travel industry grows in popularity, scammers and other criminals are also growing in numbers, devising ways to trick unsuspecting tourists from transportation overcharge and forced purchases to ATM skimming and credit card fraud.



PSBank advises travelers to exercise caution when setting foot in foreign lands. Here are some safety measures you can take for a scam-free and enjoyable vacation:




Inform your bank or Credit Card Company if you're travelling outside of the country. Although most banks have systems in place where they will send you an SMS alert to confirm a purchase before they are processed, and/or a text message and email notification to inform you of your transactions, you will be helping your bank monitor and secure your accounts from any suspicious usage by informing them of your travel plans. This way your bank won’t assume that your debit, prepaid or credit card is being used fraudulently and block it.