Vloggers Philippines founder Danilo Brenio is expanding the creator community into an independent digital media platform while maintaining its focus on learning, collaboration, and opportunities.
Danilo Brenio, founder of Vloggers Philippines, prioritizes creator credibility by rejecting questionable commercial partnerships and encouraging members to protect their reputation and professional integrity.
Through its partnerships, Tala champions true financial inclusion by providing customers access to flexible and convenient online credit, while helping shape an inclusive and dignified digital finance system for the global majority.
Learn more about the post-pandemic Philippine PR landscape, industry recovery efforts, and pressing issues among others at the upcoming 27th National PR Congress this February 2021!
San Miguel Corporation reported that traffic along its expressways and toll plazas was generally smooth on the first morning of implementation of government's mandate for 100% cashless toll collection.
To show appreciation for all modern-day heroes, Grab brought together the Filipino community in celebration of the Araw ng Tagapaghatid last November 29, 2020.
Good news! GSIS announced that it will start to release a total of Php3.3 billion in Christmas cash gift to a total of 330,496 old-age and disability pensioners starting December 1.
The Depart of Agriculture - Central Visayas, along with several organizations, have sought to increase awareness on the production of halal-certified goods in the region.
At least 36 residents involved in the pyrotechnics/fireworks industry received some PHP10,000 worth of livelihood package as part of DTI's livelihood assistance program.
According to Interior Secretary Eduardo Año, enforcement of minimum health standards will be extremely difficult to control in schools even with limited face-to-face classes.
According to some mathematical models, if wealthy countries buy up all of the first available vaccines, the pandemic will actually kill more people than if these vaccines were distributed evenly across the world.
“Fueled by Bonifacio’s extraordinary courage and determination, let us surmount the many challenges ahead and secure a much better and brighter future for every Filipino," says President Duterte in commemoration of the 157th birth anniversary of Andres Bonifacio.
We must make sure that operations in these facilities will not be disrupted, and that these are safe for operators and passengers to use,” says Transportation Secretary Arthur Tugade.
Senator Risa Hontiveros pushes for additional DOH budget for the rebuilding of typhoon-hit facilities in Bicol Region that were considered 'completely non-functional'.
Amid the anticipated influx of shoppers this holiday season, Interior Secretary Eduardo Año says they will be stricter in enforcing health protocols to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Zamboanga City Mayor Beng reminded residents always to practice minimum safety protocols such as safe physical distancing and the wearing of face masks and face shields in public places.
To help its fellow kababayans hit by the successive typhoons, BDO is waiving the remittance fee on donations from overseas Filipinos coursed through different foundations.
"My honest opinion is we will really need at least until February. And that is what we are asking government. To allow us to retain even just a few cash lanes until February.” SMC president Ramon S. Ang says.
A recent report by Save the Children revealed that "the more household income that has been lost owing to COVID-19, the higher the reporting of violence in the home by both children and parents/ caregivers."
The Department of Tourism’s “motourismo” campaign seeks to revitalize the travel experience under the new normal and allow tourists to rediscover the country's sights on two wheels.
Limited movement, prudent spending, and lots of time at home characterize this year’s Christmas season for middle class families. But since many of us...
Sa ilalim ng Service Contracting Program ng LTFRB, maaaring makatanggap ng karagdagang kita ang mga drayber na lubos na naapektuhan ang pangkabuhayan dahil sa COVID-19 pandemic.
“I volunteered because I didn’t want these kids to waste their time learning nothing,” says Emy Tarnate, one of the hundreds of volunteers helping children survive an education system altered by a global health crisis.
World Vision, along with several of its partners, vows to provide immediate aid to the most affected communities in the hard-hit areas of the Bicol region.