I’m in a blogging binge.
Just read the latest two entries I wrote over at PinoyTechBlog:
I just can’t get it over with that Friendster split-up and even our sources can’t squeeze much out of the parties involve. Still, it’s a shame that despite 5 Million Friendster users in the Philippines, they can’t make a profitable business out of it.
Does this not spell doom to the rest of sites running on the same eyeball model? Will PEx finally be the next victim? I hear they’re struggling to even buy a new server for the website.
YugaTech.com is the largest and longest-running technology site in the Philippines. Originally established in October 2002, the site was transformed into a full-fledged technology platform in 2005.
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Mike Abundo says:
Today’s market niches are not geographic, but psychographic. Any site that taps into peoples’ intentions will succeed. Any site that restricts itself to peoples’ locations will fail.
Fortunately for Pinoy Tech Blog, being a Filipino and being a techie are both states of mind. ;)