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Social Media Day 2012

The Philippines joins the world in celebrating social Media Day last Saturday at  Tower One Fountain Area, Ayala Triangle, Ayala Avenue, Makati City.It was a  gathering of Twitterati, bloggers, advocates, practitioners from media, business, government and Internet users.

The event was organized by the community of netizens behind TweetUp Manila and the first Twestival Manila, whose work and passions have brought them together both online and offline.

It also serve as a launching date for Project 140, which would support 140 prospective scholars from the country's poorest provinces, through the cooperation and sponsorship of social media users.

The power of social media is a great responsibility. This celebration is one way of reminding everyone of us to be responsible NetCitizen. In this ages of technology that everything is just a click away and with one click, weather post a tweet, a new message status on facebook or post a new blog, think about the repercussions of what you are about to post, remember once you put something out into the social media spectrum you have little or no control over where that content ends up, what shape it takes and the message that it amplifies.

So let’s try to be kind, this world is a kind world. If we do it even just one day it would be wonderful!

Life is good!

Comments

  1. Wow..what an event to attend..I'm sure you had a great time..cheers :)

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  2. how fun! lucky that you got to attend. and lucky you saw Daphne, I love her to bits :)

    Love you last pic, parang paparazzi shot lang :)

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  3. seems like a great and fun event, too bad i didn't come!

    It’s a GIRL Thing

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  4. social media is such a powerful outlet.. im glad there's an event like this to celebrate responsibility and etiquette as netizens. great outfit btw!

    Parade of Dresses

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  5. This is a great event that I would also join. I wish there's that kind of event here in Cebu. :)Great photos and outfit. :) Yey! :)

    Jewel Clicks

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  6. social media day?!? O_O the only things i support are blogs and youtube. lol. i'm like, practically amish in this generation. glad you had fun though (:

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  7. Dami umattend ah! It was indeed a successful event! Love your cute outfit!

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  8. I've never been to any social media event at wala na yata ako magiging pag-asa na magkaron ng chance na umatend heheh...i love your shoes btw! :)

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  9. Looks like it was a success! :)

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  10. I agree that one needs to be careful of what they expose on the internet. I think we need more events like these as a reminder of that!

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  11. Why oh why didn't we have activities for the Social Media Day in Gensan? It could have been a fun one!

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  12. bongga amg social media day sa mla ha! daming tao! :) samin konti lbg kx hehe lo e your outfit!

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  13. I agree! We should think first before posting anything negative. Everything we do on the web impacts others. We should be more responsible and considerate netizens. =)

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  14. Kaya gaya nga ng laging sinasabi sa isang TV station:"think before you click"!

    Ganda ni Daphne! :)

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  15. grabeh! sana ako rin. maka attend ng mga ganiton affair ng blogger. i just started blogger, and im still learning.

    i really agree that we really need to be more responsible in what we post. words are powerful

    just me,

    Phioxee ;-)
    www.phioxeetravel.blogspot.com

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  16. perfect time for for networking there . . . when one thinks of social media crowd in the Philippines, it's mostly a pretty young crowd!

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  17. agree with your last words :D super like your shoes!! :D

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  18. you are so right...the social media is a powerful tool. It can cause bad or negative things...so let us all be responsible.

    Ang saya ng event, glad you had a great time.

    Cheers Sunny.

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  19. It is yes indeed, that media is very powerful and with such power comes a great responsibility! Event looks fun though.

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  20. amazing post!!kisses
    http://laviecestchic.blogspot.com

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  21. Hi dear!
    I love so much you're blog, I follow u.

    My name in GFC is: sexy_paige_cucu.
    Hope u follow back :) :)

    A lot of kisses, honey.
    http://zapatodetacon.blogspot.com.es/

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  22. you're right!!! the power of social media is so powerful, great pics!!

    Your bag is beautiful!!!

    thanks for your comment in my blog
    http://mytigermx.blogspot.mx

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  23. how come I missed this?! saya naman ng ganyang eksena! resposible freedom of speech ang lesson of the story.. bongga ng heels mo teh!

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  24. Looks like a full and busy day.
    Thank you, I'm really proud of my small diamond.

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  25. Looks like this was a lot of fun! And it's so true that you need to be aware of what you are putting out there. There's no taking it back!

    Jayme @ Her Late Night Cravings

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  26. I love Daphne and your red bag is gorgeous! :)

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  27. You're welcome Sunny!! I feel very happy when my blog serves as an inspiration. That's the main purpose of it!!
    Stay tunned 'cause this week I will publish another wedding post!!
    xoxo
    Patricia

    http://misstoptenimage.blogpsot.com

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  28. this is a nice way to empower social media users. but yeah, each freedom comes with a responsibility. think before you click. :)

    NOUVEAUSKIN.BLOGSPOT.COM

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  29. interesting concept and looks like a busy and fun event! thanks for sharing these photos and reminding us that although for lots of us this is a hobby and a new way to communicate, it is important to remember the internet is written in ink :)

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  30. empowering event bilang matatawag ang philippines as capital of these e-networks :) btw: for project runway replay I am not sure if they still have it but I caught one episode in ETC. :)

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  31. hope you had a great time at this event !

    Kisses

    Hannah



    Elegantesque Blog

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  32. lucky you! looks like an interesting event!!

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  33. all true. :) btw, love your shoes.

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  34. all true. :) btw, love your shoes.

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  35. I didn't know about Project 140 until I read this post. That's a nice idea! I was hoping to go to one of the SMD's events- unfortunately, I was sick so I missed it. Until next year then!

    Coffee With Kim

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  36. hello again matt if you are still in need of them i think this is the web address
    and some info ,ring them if you need them in a hurry ,tell them martin n give you there number

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  37. hi there!!
    i love ur style!!
    just discovered ur blog! i follow u, follow me back if u want!
    xxx
    www.themidniteblues.blogspot.com

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