Filed under: Corporate Social (Media) Responsibility | Tags: ASUS, Asus 1005HA, ASUS service center Philippines, ASUS sucks, OrCom, Organizational Communication, Philippines, UP Manila
Dear Asus,
ASUS: Innovative Solutions for a Limitless Tomorrow
As a young consumer in the digital age, I have usually preferred your products compared to other brands. My first netbook was an ASUS (although yeah, you guys did come out with the first netbook–the ASUS EEE 701); my second netbook also came from your company. You know why? Because I honestly believed then that your company came out with the best price-per-performance-and-looks ratio than any other netbook manufacturer. More than that, the PC components I’ve owned that are ASUS branded–like the motherboard and optical drives–have usually been reliable enough to make me want to buy again, and even recommend ASUS to my friends.
After my experience with the official ASUS service center in the Philippines, though, I’m not sure I’ll buy, or even recommend, any ASUS product again.
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Filed under: Technology
I just made a podcast. Jhe, Dasi, Eldin, Alwyn, and I played around with the concept of a radio show–complete with commercials, callers, and games. With no solid theme in mind (except of course, that we wanted to talk about UP Manila Organizational Communication), “The O,” with hosts Aloloe and Jheyhoe was born.
Download the 24MB podcast about Organizational Communication here.
How did we make a podcast? We:
- talked to you, our target listener;
- limited our running time to 20 minutes (this can be reduced);
- made a podcast outline;
- poured in energy to the show;
- practiced; and
- recorded and edited the podcast with a decent microphone and computer.
Filed under: Organizational Communication | Tags: OrCom, Organizational Communication, Silver Anniversary, Silver Batch, Silver Screen, UP Manila
This entry is not about new social media. Today, Mostly Nerdy will share some photos and videos from UP Manila Organizational Communication’s alumni homecoming from October 10, 2009.
I almost thought it wasn’t going to happen. I, Alvina Antonio, the person usually confident of her batch’s–the Silver batch–competency, had several moments of doubt. (Silver batch = term used because 2009 is Organizational Communication’s 25th year; class of 2005 got first dibs on the “Silver batch” term, though)
