Calling Pinoy Web 2.0 Companies

Posted Tuesday, December 6th, 2005 2:36 am by Miguel Paraz
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In response to my podcast outsourcing services post, Glenn Santos disclosed that he has plans of putting up a service.

Who else is joining Web 2.0? Is anyone cooking up a hot new search engine and solving the Pinoy Search question? Or putting together an AJAX site with new ways of calling public APIs?

I’d like to hear from you and feature you here in Pinoy Tech Blog. You could either have a Pinoy-oriented service, or operate something for the global community.


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  1. Marie » January 9th, 2008 17:13

    This is exactly what we have at PinoyWebStartup.com! We’re still finalizing the layout and interviewing those few tech startups that we know of. If you also fall under “web startup”, whether you’re still developing your product or it’s fully launched, do email me at hello (at) pinoywebstartup.com

  2. Berlin » October 3rd, 2007 02:10

    we really need a web 2.0 board. nothing fancy. I can host it.

  3. Miguel » September 22nd, 2007 07:18

    Great, let’s make this the Pinoy Web 2.0 job board. Bring on the posts!

  4. Erman » September 20th, 2007 00:30

    Hi guys,

    I am Pinoy based here in San Diego, CA and I have a prototype project. I am looking for some serious Web Developer with strong Ajax, API (Google) and also know Symfony (requires PHP 5) as the development tool for the site. I already have a sample layout for the page and lots of idea in mind to discuss about this project that I can say a social networking tools that will be mostly feed to handheld devices like iphone or blackberry and the likes. I have all the API codes and its just need embedding. Please let me know if anyone is interested to help me on my project and how much it will cost me.

    PS, mga kababayan, huwag masyado mahal ha, pero huwag naman rock bottom price na wala kayong ganang gawin. If this project gained grounds, you’ll be more compensated.

    Serious Web Developer only, please. I’ll give you my Yahoo Messenger Voice login so you can call me on my celpon anytime between 7PM to 11PM PST.

    Salamat po.

    Erman

  5. Miguel » October 28th, 2006 01:49

    It looks like the Pinoy Web 2.0 buzz died down.

  6. audienceone » May 7th, 2006 09:39

    The idea of having a Philippine Web20Workgroup is good. Web2.0 is pretty much a marketing buzz , the “technologies” being implemented have been around for years and others have been using even before the term was coined… O nga, how about a web20workgroup for the philippines? Let’s get some buzz out and get developers excited as well.

    - tracking the web2.0 buzz from mindanao

  7. mparaz » January 18th, 2006 19:28

    Abroad:

    Yubnub social command line for the web: Pinoy in Canada, Jon Aquino

    Flickr: founder Caterina Fake describes herself as half Filipino.

    Local:

    Luis Buenaventura’s Gibbity game discovery and OKS (I wrote about this already)

  8. wrencelot » January 18th, 2006 12:53

    i just updated my site, http://www.homepagekoto.com, i added two new features; one is the scrolling navigation, mimicking a flash navigation conveyor belt thingie i saw before; and the other one, the intro page, i thought of putting AJAX in it but i realized i am not gonna offer RSS service anyway since you can already see a snapshot of the pages you want there, so i just decided to put a drag and drop window resembling the way you interact with your computer.. the design still kinda lame but its workable..

  9. mparaz » January 11th, 2006 11:53

    New Pinoy-run global sites… good good good.

    No action in Podwriter?

  10. mparaz » December 15th, 2005 01:16

    “Web 2.0″ is just a term, it’s up to the companies and the users - us - to define it. I had some earlier thoughts on Mobile 2.0.

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