Surf with the Faster and Better Broadband in the Philippines Today
With the entry of SkyBroadband in the broadband bandwagon, Filipinos can now expect a faster and better broadband Internet service in the country especially in Metro Manila areas covered by the former ZPDee Cable Internet. Unlike broadband phones, this cable internet facility of SkyCable, the leading cable TV service provider in the country, pushes the limit in internet connection by providing up to 12 mbps download speed, which is four times faster than any residential DSL offered by other broadband service provider in the Philippines.
Categories: Technology/Gadget Tags: broadband bandwagon, broadband Internet service, broadband provider, broadband service provider, cable internet broadband service, cable internet facility, cable TV service provider, free trial, internet connection
How to Teach Children How to Handle Their Money
Many Filipino parents today did not teach their children how to handle money. Teaching children now the value of money and the importance of saving money for the future is never too early nor too late. Francisco Colayco shares principles that he would teach children who are still infants:
Categories: Education/Personal Growth Tags: getting good value for money, how to handle money, saving money
Financial Grant for Visayas and Mindanao Enterprises
Private businesses in Visayas and Mindanao having difficulty accessing commercial financing have the reason to rejoice for they have now the opportunity to get a grant that can be used to expand their business or diversity into a new line of business. Thanks to the Enterprise Challenge Fund (ECF) worth P640 million offered by the Australian government. Any private enterprise could qualify to avail of the grant, except projects that involve alcohol, tobacco and gambling. Bidders also need to be able to prove that they are having difficulty obtaining commercial funding for the project. Government-owned and controlled corporations, local government units and non-governmental organizations are not qualified, but NGOs and LGUs may be partners in a consortium led by a business firm.
