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Junior Software Engineer

EACOMM Corporation’s Research and Development team is looking for fresh graduates to work as Junior Software Engineers on the following tasks: Assist the software architects and software engineers in the conceptualization, design and implementation of innovative new web applications Learn and use the latest web technologies Candidates must be knowledgeable in: Software Design/System Analysis Linux operating system PHP/MySQL HTML/CSS2.0 AJAX/Javascript Basic Flash actionscripting Knowledge in other web programming languages such as Python, ASP.NET, etc..a definite plus. Candidates must be a graduate of a computer science, computer engineering or equivalent course from a reputable university. Excellent English communications and comprehension skill is required. Please submit your resumes via email to: admin@eacomm.com

Managed Virtual Private Server (VPS) / Cloud Server Hosting

EACOMM Philippines is now offering Virtual Private Server Hosting to complement its shared and grid hosting offerings. Features include: Real-time scaling of server resources. Our VPS Cloud Infrastructure allows you to increase and decrease the specifications of your server with little or no downtime. Just give us a call and we will upgrade or downgrade your cloud server specifications in a matter of minutes. Full Root Access with your choice of Linux distribution including Arch, CentOS, Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, Red Hat and Ubuntu. Metered bandwidth, pay only for what you use! Daily and Weekly Backups Optional assistance in configuring your server as a web server, email server, VoIP PBX, or even a remote Linux workstation! Housed in US-based Data Centers with 99.99% assured up-time. EACOMM VPS SERVER PACKAGES: RAM HDD Monthly Cost* Test Server 256 MB 10 GB PHP 900.00 Personal Server 512 MB 20 GB PHP 1,700.00 Small Business Server 1024 MB 40 GB PHP 3,300.00 Enterprise Server 2048 MB 80GB PHP 6,500.00 *All Prices are VAT Exclusive BANDWIDTH COST (INBOUND): PHP 6.00/GB +VAT (i.e. uploading content to your server) BANDWIDTH COST (OUTBOUND):  PHP 15.00/GB +VAT (i.e. visitors to your website) OPTIONAL SERVER SETUP ASSISTANCE: Starts at Php 5,000.00+VAT FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT US AT: EACOMM Integrated Solutions Division Telephone: +63 2 438 2986 Email: solutions@eacomm.com

2010 Summer Internship

EACOMM is now accepting applicants for student interns/ojt’s for the following positions: Graphic Designer/Photographer: We are currently looking for aspiring professional photographers and graphic designers looking to build on their portfolio by assisting us in various internally developed projects. Main tasks include web and print graphic design as well as off-site photography of artworks, sculptures, houses, and others. (2 positions available) Web Programmer: We are looking  for trainee web programmers familiar with PHP/MySQL and/or ASP.NET to work on various internal software application projects.  (4 positions available) Flash Programmer: Trainee familiar with flash action scripting to develop simple flash-based games. (1 position available)  Applicants should email their resumes to admin@eacomm.com along with any relevant links/portfolios of previous works relevant to the position being applied for.

Animahenasyon 2010 is now accepting entries

The Animation Council of the Philippines, Inc. (ACPI) is calling all budding and professional animators from across the country to participate and submit their animated works to Animahenasyon 2010: 4th Philippine Animation Festival, as it formally opens and accepts entries to this year’s festival. Entry forms may be downloaded from the ACPI web site at http://www.animationcouncil.org. The deadline for submission of entries is on September 15. Animahenasyon 2010 is co-presented by Ateneo de Naga University and will be held in this premier 3D animation school from November 23 to 26 in Naga City, Philippines. Holding the animation festival in Naga is part of ACPI’s thrusts to strengthen the regional animation of the country, and is also part of the Council’s year long 10th anniversary celebration. In an effort to build an audience, awareness and development of original contents, ACPI puts together its flagship project through an annual animation festival called Animahenasyon that showcases original animated works of both aspiring and professional animators in the country through a competition. The festival is composed of the professional and the student/amateur divisions that will have different running time categories: 1 to 5 minutes; 6 to 20 minutes, 21 to 60 minutes, and the full-animated feature (more than 60 minutes). There are also categories for music video, title sequence, public information, demo reel, and TV series. There will also be animated works in exhibition (full-length, special citation, and past Animahenasyon winners). Last year’s grand prize winner of Animahenasyon was Mutya (Muse) by Nelson “Blog” Caliguia, Jr. It is a touching tale of an unlikely friendship between the forest spirits or “anitos” and a one-of-a-kind girl who can see them. It also tackles the timely issue of environmental degradation and the dire consequences of industrialization to the environment. “Mutya” also won the best animated short (6-20 minutes) in the professional division and was awarded the Hero TV’s choice for best capturing the theme “finding the hero within.” Coming from a family of animators, Blog produced “Mutya” as a tribute for his late mother, Mina, who passed away in 2008. It is also largely based on the original story that his mom wrote. This is the second time that Blog won the grand prize in Animahenasyon. He first received this recognition in the very first Animahenasyon festival in 2007 for his entries “Inday Wanda,” and “Doodle of Doom” that he co-directed with Jason Confessor. Animahenasyon serves as a venue for Filipino animators to present their world-class ideas, and opens doors of opportunities for them to meet with and be inspired by the finest names in the industry. It also aims to create greater awareness of the Philippine animation industry and its contributions to the global entertainment business, while tapping locally produced content for promotion in animation markets here and abroad. ACPI’s vision is to make Philippines as the prime provider of animation and content creation services to the global marketplace. On the other hand, ACPI’s mission is to be the center of excellence for animation and content creation services through building more efficient and effective collaborative business practices that will elevate the country’s economy and culture. As an organized body, ACPI aims to promote the Filipino talent both locally and internationally. With the cooperation of its members as well as the Philippine government, it is envisioned that the member studios and schools will be considered competitive both creatively and technologically. ACPI is a non-stock and non-profit organization whose member companies specialize mainly in, but not limited to, 2D, Flash or 3D animation. It aims to promote the animation industry globally with the intention of creating an identity for the Philippines to be considered amongst the preferred countries that service the animation industry. For more information about Animahenasyon 2010, please call 483-9501, 8172727 local 108 or email the secretariat at animationcouncil@gmail.com, or visit www.animationcouncil.org.

Philippine Property Finder goes Live Beta

Philippine Property Finder is finally going on live beta testing this week after months in ‘development limbo’.  The website offers some interesting features such as: Map-based searching – The visitor can use a Google Maps-based interactive map of the Philippines to check for property listing in various locations. For example clicking Ayala Avenue, Makati in the Map will yield this search result. Web-crawler – PhilippinePropertyFinder.com is essentially a real estate search engine much like what Google is to the web as a whole. It returns results from some of the top Philippine real estate property listing sites and redirects its visitors to the original websites where the actual property advertisement was posted. To date, it has crawled over 130,000 property listings. Featured Properties – The site also offers the option to post directly into its database for free. Property postings direct to the website are allowed rich html content as well uploading of up to three images. Functionality of this feature is patterned after Craigslist‘s, no membership required posting system. Property Statistics – Perhaps the most exciting feature of PhilippinePropertyFinder.com is its capability to generate statistical data on real estate prices and trends by analyzing the data it has collected. This data is summarized in here: http://www.philippinepropertyfinder.com/statistics. Individual search results are also provided statistical data such as average selling price, average floor area, average rental rates and average rental area for the location being searched. This gives the user a better idea on the prices he/she expects to pay in renting or purchasing property in a specific location.  Click here for an example search of Quezon City and corresponding statistical data obtained from property listings in that area. We’re excited to offer more detailed and interesting data on real estate as our database grows bigger! Real Estate Archives – A comprehensive listing of ALL the properties listed in our site since our search spider started it’s regular crawl on November, 2009. Click here to view the Philippine Real Estate Archive.

Imagesphilippines.com new search options

Celebrating its 8th year on-line, ImagesPHILIPPINES.com is now offering alternate search options for people looking for Philippine pictures, photographs and artworks. Going live this week is an option to search for photographs of and about the Philippines from Flickr.com and Google Images. The option is available by clicking the alternate search options links on the upper left of the search results webpage. Seen to complement the over 5,300 images from our over 130 contributors that are available for licensing in the website, the Flickr and Google search options effectively puts an unlimited number of photographs accessible to the thousands of monthly visitors of imagesphilippines.com. Use the forms below to try it out for yourself! Search Images from the Imagesphilippines Database: Search for Images from Flickr.com: Search for Images from Google Images: Top  Keywords Searched We’ve been monitoring keyword popularity in ImagesPhilippines since it’s inception but we’ve removed the top keywords list since the last layout change in favor of a keyword tag cloud. Due to persistent requests from our visitors, we are now reviving the top keywords list. As of February 8, 2010 the top ten keywords are: people Search Flickr.com | Search Google Images city Search Flickr.com | Search Google Images philippines Search Flickr.com | Search Google Images manila Search Flickr.com | Search Google Images costumes Search Flickr.com | Search Google Images historical/events Search Flickr.com | Search Google Images beaches Search Flickr.com | Search Google Images boracay Search Flickr.com | Search Google Images landforms Search Flickr.com | Search Google Images church Search Flickr.com | Search Google Images You can view the complete Top 100 Searched Keywords in ImagesPhilippines.com here.

PHP Developers Summit 2010

EACOMM Corporation is proud to be one of the  sponsors of the PHP Developer’s Summit 2010 to be held on January 30, 2010 from 8am to 5pm at the Grand Ballroom of Hotel Rembrandt, Tomas Morato, Quezon City. The event is organized by the PHP User Group Philippines Incorporated in partnership with Microsoft Philippines. Sign up now at http://conference.phpugph.com/

Season’s Greetings from EACOMM Corporation

EACOMM Corporation would like to greet all its clients, partners and friends a Very Happy Holidays and a Prosperous New Year! Note that in celebration of the holiday season, EACOMM Corporation will be closed starting December 23, 2009. Resumption of normal operations will be on January 4, 2010. For urgent queries, requests and technical support please email: admin@eacomm.com.

Artes de las Filipinas: Private Collections Book Signing and Launch at Nuvo City

EACOMM Corporation in cooperation with Nuvo City is inviting everyone to join us in celebrating a Book signing and launch event on December 12, 2009 6pm-8pm at the Nuvo City Lifestyle Center, E. Rodriguez corner Calle Industria, Bagumbayan, Quezon City for Artes de las Filipinas: Private Collections. Event Partners include PAGCOR, Ambiance by Pido, and Indios Bravos. For more information contact Ms. Maribel Garcia-Villanueva at +63 2 438 2986 or email info@artesdelasfilipinas.com. View Larger Map

‘Private Collections’ launched at the Shang | The Philippine Star Lifestyle Features Arts and Culture

Original Article  here. MANILA, Philippines – EACOMM Corporation hosted a cocktail reception to celebrate the publication of its first book project, Private Collections. More than 200 guests turned up at the Isla Ballroom 3 of EDSA Shangri-La Hotel to welcome the release of the limited-edition art book and to have it signed by the art collectors. Private Collections is a book about private art collecting and collectors in the Philippines. It tells the passions and visions of 30 Filipino collectors and follows their tastes in art — from masters to contemporary artists. Written and designed for a general readership, each of the 30 collectors is devoted 10 to 14 pages and contains representative examples of their art collections. Distinguished patrons of the arts and private art collectors covered in this book include George Ty, Hans Sy, David Consunji, Washington SyCip, Joey de Leon, Charlie Cojuangco, Julius Babao, Mikee Romero, Napoleon Abueva and leading businessmen and professionals in the Philippines including Sonny Dominguez, Arsenio Tanco, Jose Maria Esteban, Eddie Chua, Cesar Duque, Manny Zialcita, Saul Hofileña, Ramon Cardenas, Louie Ojeda, Joven Santiago, Gilbert Santos, Joel Jimenez, Manolet Salak III, Wilmer Hontiveros, Joel Butuyan, Alexander Tan, Norman Crisologo, Mark Villar, Patrick Reyno and two other noted female collectors, Ester Gabaldon and Evelyn Dy. This book also offers fine examples of paintings and sculptures of Filipino masters such as Juan Luna, Felix Resurrecion Hidalgo, Fabian de la Rosa, Fernando Amorsolo, Victorio Edades, Guillermo Tolentino, Botong Francisco, Vicente Manansala, Hernando Ocampo, Napoleon Abueva, Cesar Legaspi, Jose Joya, Ang Kiukok, Jeremias Elizalde Navarro, Abdulmari Imao, BenCAb, Federico Aguilar Alcuaz, as well as Anita Magsaysay-Ho, Fernando Zobel, Juvenal Sanso, Mauro Malang Santos, Onib Olmedo, Danny Dalena, Ramon Orlina, Pacita Abad, Romeo Tabuena, and Norma Belleza; contemporary and emerging artists who have made names internationally such as Manuel Ocampo, Mark Justiniani, Manny Garibay, Elmer Borlongan, Ronald Ventura, Marcel Antonio, Geraldine Javier, Jose John Santos III, Alfredo Esquillo Jr., etc. are also represented. Private Collections is published by Artes de las Filipinas. The first edition is limited to 1,000 copies and is accompanied with an interactive CD-ROM. Also, a unique feature of this book is the six different covers that it presents to readers — conveying the theme of privacy, collectors and collecting. Advance copies are now available for purchase in Artes de las Filipinas’ on-line store. For information, visit www.artesdelasfilipinas.com.

On selecting, projecting, and choice collecting

ORIGINAL ARTICLE AT: http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=522841&publicationSubCategoryId=84 IN A NUTSHELL By Samantha King (The Philippine Star) Updated November 13, 2009 12:00 AM Private Collections is the first book project of Artes de las Filipinas under EACOMM Corporation. The collection will be available in bookstores by December. I don’t know the first thing about starting a purposeful collection. In another lifetime, I remember trying to out-hoard my kindergarten classmates in the savage world of sticker collecting… where we engaged in trade-offs and cemented deals that put even the most hardened hoodlums to shame. And that was it. These days, the only things I seem to be collecting are the dust settling on my mounds of unread reading matter. Which is why, in the near future, I’d actually like to start a collection of my own, and I mean a real collection — not just a random pile of objects, but a specialized and distinct pile of objects. In all honesty, I would love nothing more than to start off my grand collection with the acquisition of mind-blowing artworks from the great Filipino artists of our time. But since I’m not quite ready to give up any of my limbs just yet, I guess I can live with simply admiring those works from afar. Or up close, if you’ve managed to grab a copy of Christiane de la Paz’s book, Private Collections. I’m being direct to the point when I say that this book is not for the faint of mind… or muscle, for that matter. Yes, the book is heavier than your average bowling ball, and yes, rupturing your spine whilst lugging it around is a possibility (if you don’t have proper motor function, perhaps). But for the impressive content of 1,111 artworks drawn from the art collections of 30 Filipino art collectors, coupled with insightful essays about their personalities and lives, their philosophies and tastes, their methods and reasons for collecting — not to mention the beautiful photographs of the artworks — you can forgive the book for being so darn heavy (and for being a bit on the pricey side as well). Personally, I actually enjoyed Private Collections. Aside from the thoughtful organization of the art collectors according to who was at the start, middle and end of his or her collecting career, it was pleasantly surprising to see that the featured collections were not limited to the realm of “high art.” I was expecting the book to be loaded with stereotypical collections of the affluent upper class: traditional paintings, musty wooden sculptures, the erstwhile commissioned portrait… Well, all I can say is that De la Paz did a good job in selecting her featured collectors. The diversity is something to be applauded, and shamelessly envied, if I do say so myself. However, that’s another thing I admire about Private Collections — it isn’t pretentious. The book is a study and a labor of love on collecting, private collectors and private collections. It doesn’t presume to pass judgment on the tastes of these art connoisseurs, it merely seeks to share the stories behind these personas and their treasures, while providing valuable insight about our talented Filipino artists along the way. Nor does the book try to incite shameless envy, either. (Maybe that’s just me — darn those beautiful artworks!) What it all boils down to is just as Francis Bacon once said: “Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested.” In the case of Private Collections, I suggest a preliminary taste of what it has to offer; maybe a quick flip through the pages to get a feel of what you’re getting into first. Only then may you proceed to heartily devour it. I guarantee three kilos of an appetizing read!

EACOMM is Hiring!

EACOMM Corporation is currently looking for the following people: – ASP/.NET Developer/QA  – software developers with AT LEAST 3 years of professional experience in development and/or QA of  ASP/.NET applications. – PHP/MySQL Developers/QA – software developers with AT LEAST 3 years professional experience in development and/or QA of PHP/MySQL applications. Applicants must be a graduate of computer science, computer engineering or related courses from a reputable university. Excellent spoken and written English language skills is a must. We are also accepting Trainees/OJT in the following fields of expertise: -PHP/MySQL Development -Flash Animation and Programming -Web Design and Development -Graphic Design and Photography Please submit your resumes via e-mail to admin@eacomm.com.

DO-CMS Community Edition Version 3.03 Released

Major update of DO-CMS Community Edition that includes: 1. Clean URLs – Default support for SEO friendly URL’s. 2. Upgraded Newsletter Engine – Now includes reports and statistics on newsletters sent out (how many people read it, what links were clicked, etc…) 3. Integrated user’s manual – the User’s Manual can now be viewed from the CMS panel. 4. Contact Us Database – CMS Database of visitors who used the contact us page of the website. 5. Fixed some minor bugs and stability issues. Download it now at http://sourceforge.net/projects/do-cms DO-CMS Community Edition is the open source version of DO-CMS, EACOMM Corporation‘s award-winning website content management system.

PRIVATE COLLECTIONS BOOK OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED

EACOMM Corporation hosted a cocktail reception to celebrate the publication of its first book project, Private Collections. More than two hundred seventy-two guests turned up at the Isla Ballroom 3 of Edsa Shangri-La Hotel to welcome the release of the limited edition art book and to have it signed by the art collectors. The audience had a warm and unforgettable moment that Tuesday evening. Artists and distinguished guests from the business, arts and society stood in lines to meet and have a chat with Washington SyCip, Hans Sy, David Consunji, Joey de Leon, Napoleon Abueva, Charlie Cojuangco, Joel Jimenez, Eddie Chua, Patrick Reyno, Mark Villar, Julius Babao, Arsenio Tanco, Jovenal Santiago, Manny Zialcita, Gilbert Santos, Wilmer Hontiveros, Louie Ojeda, Mikee Romero and Alexander Tan, who were recognized and honored that night. Private Collections will debut in major bookstores this December. Julius Babao and Ramon Orlina Lao Lianben Mario Parial Daniel and Monica de la Cruz Rod Paras Perez Washington SyCip Hans Sy Eddie Chua and David Consunji Joey de Leon Julius Babao Charlie Cojuangco Mikee Romero and Joel Jimenez Manny Zialcita and Arsenio Tanco Louie Ojeda and Gilbert Santos

Animahenasyon 2009: 3rd Pinoy Animation Festival

The biggest animation event of the year is on! Take part in Animahenasyon 2009: 3rd Pinoy Animation Festival from November 25-28, 2009 at the Gateway Mall Araneta Center. Grab your tickets now and get ready to be animated! 25 November 2009 (Wednesday) 26 November 2009 (Thursday) 27 November 2009 (Friday) 28 November 2009 (Saturday) 6:00  – 7:00 p.m. Opening ceremony and exhibit opening Cinema lobby 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. Opening film: “Ligtas Likas” Cinema 4 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. Gallery Exhibit (Cinema lobby) Lifetime Achievement Awardee: The life and works of Jose Zabala Santos (1911 – 1984) Symposia Symposium 1 (Trade Hall) “The Ins and Outs of Learning and Teaching Animation” Symposium 2 (Trade Hall) “The Business of Creatives and Being Creative about the Business” Symposium 3 (Mandarin Oriental Suites: Sapphire Ballroom) “The Future Game Plan” 9:00 a.m. – 12 noon Sean Craig Seneca College, Canada “Enhancing Creativity in Animation Production and Education” by Robin King Imagina Corporation, Canada “Looking forward to video gaming” by David Tene, Supinfogame school 1:00 – 1:30 p.m. “Zeize the Day with the HP Z-series” by xxxxxxx Hewlett Packard Philippines 1:30 – 3:00 p.m. Sean Craig Seneca College, Canada “Conquering the world of indie animation production” by Tuldok Animation “Gameloft in the Philippines” by Vincent Ricot, Gameloft 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. “Entrepreneurship in animation” by Go Negosyo “Philippine Game Development Industry: Vital Statistics” by Gabby Dizon, GDAP Screening (Cinema 4) 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Audience Choice award: Vote for your favorite animated flick by filling out the audience choice form. Winner of the audience choice will take home a brand new electronic gadget or gizmo. Competition program 1 Competition program 5 Special program: “Dugong Bughaw: Selected works from the Ateneo de Naga University Department of Digital Arts & Computer Animation” 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. Competition program 2 Competition program 4 Closing film: “Dayo (sa Mundo ng Elementalia)” 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. Competition program 3 Competition program 3 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. Competition program 4 Competition program 2 9:00 – 10:00 p.m. Competition program 5 Competition program 1 8:00 – 10:00 p.m. Attend, watch and win raffle promo Drop your tickets at the designated drop boxes and get the chance to win brand new electronic gadgets and gizmos! All (and only) paying ticket holders are qualified for the grand raffle draw during the closing ceremony. Closing ceremony (Cinema 5) Awards Night Opening ceremony: by invitation Gallery exhibit: Open to the public (Free admission) Closing ceremony: Open to the public (Free admission) Screening: PhP 80.00 Symposium 1 & 2: PhP 530.00 each Symposium 3: PhP 850.00 (a.m. & p.m. snacks included) Tickets are available at all TicketNet outlets located at the SM department store customer service area and at the Araneta Coliseum ticket booths. For inquiries and reservations, please call 911-5555 or visit www.ticketnet.com.ph . Competition program 1 (ERT: 50:58 mins.) Category A (1-5 minutes, professional division) 1.     THE SONG OF THE MAGI by Jerome Alcordo & Ionone Bangcas (04:54 mins.) 2.     EDISON AND THE MOTHS by Maria Cristina “Tinay” Sison (01:00 min.) CATEGORY B (6-20 minutes, professional division) 3.     TRAPO by Jerome Alcordo & Ionone Bangcas (08:05 mins.) 4.     GAS MASK by Rodolfo N. Tinapay (07:05 mins.) 5.     MUTYA by Blog Caliguia (14:20 mins.) CATEGORY F (Title Sequences/ OBB/Infomercials/ TVCs/ Demo Reels 30 seconds to 1 minute, professional division) 6.     “SNOWTIME” TVC by Jerome Alcordo & Ionone Bangcas (01:00 min.) 7.     “BARKADA TRIP” OBB by John C. Alaras             ( 01:07 mins.) 8.     “Y4IT 2009” OBB by Nawruz B. Paguidopon (02:30 mins.) 9.     “E-DESIGNS & SOLUTIONS, INC.” DEMO REELby Iris Abrigo (01:00 min.) 10.  “THE FARMER ELK” TEASER by Cheri Mae D. Amistoso (01:00 min.) 11.  “TIN PACK” TEASER by Kemuel M. Lazalita (00:53 secs.) 12.  “KAYUKUK” TEASER by Anthro R. Katipunan (00:49 secs.) 13.  “PASINTABI” TRAILER by Jeff Capili (02:00 mins.) Competition program 4 (ERT: 49:59 mins.) CATEGORY K (music videos, student division) 1.     O’ FORTUNA by Neil Paul B. Molina (01:52 mins.) 2.     ANGHEL SA LUPA by Gizelle Karen L. Baluso (02:15 mins.) 3.     TAKESHI by Julius Virgil A. Briones (03:10 mins.) 4.     WHO AM I by Pauline Anne B. Mateo (03:23 mins.) 5.     BAYAN KO by Alejandro Karlo A. Zapanta (03:30 mins.) 6.     AYOKO NA by Christopher C. Asa (01:30 mins.) 7.     CHILLIN’ by Jed Lester G. Paguio (05:02 mins.) 8.     HALO by Aila Jenelle E. Taduran (02:06 mins.) 9.     KANLUNGAN by James Jerome T. Raneses (02:35 mins.) 10.  IKAW NA NGA by Rey Kalvin R. Peralta (02:00 mins.) 11.  AMA NAMIN by Albert B. Brisenio (02:01 mins.) 12.  SAFE & SOUND by Peter Andrew R. Gayanilo (03:05 mins.) 13.  YUGTO by John Kristoffer R. Sta. Clara (02:14 mins.) CATEGORY L (Title Sequences/ OBB/Infomercials/ TVCs/ Demo Reels 30 seconds to 1 minute, student division) 14.  TENNYL DEHM’S DEMO REEL ’09 by Tennyl Dehm D. Canla (01:00 min.) 15.  “RECLAIM RECYCLE REGAIN” AD CAMPAIGN by Alexis Co & Ginnil Aleksi Yambot (01:00 min.) 16.  “ALIMA” TITLE SEQUENCE by Josef Tamayo Panes (01:00 min.) 17.  “STAEDTLER PENCIL” TVC by Frank Anthony M. Sabroso (00:30 secs.) 18.  “SONY BRAVIA” TVC by Christopher C. Asa (00:30 secs.) 19.  “PANTENE PRO V” TVC by Alejandro Karlo A. Zapanta (00:30 secs.) 20.  “SAGIP KALIKASAN” AD CAMPAIGN by Gizelle Karen L. Baluso (00:31 secs.) 21.  “RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD” AD CAMPAIGN by James Jerome T. Raneses (00:30 secs.) 22.  “CHANGE POLITICS NOW!” AD CAMPAIGN by Neil Paul B. Molina (00:30 secs.) 23.  “LBC” TVC by Mark Edu R. Uvas (00:30 secs.) 24.  “MILO” TVC by John Kristoffer R. Sta. Clara (00:30 secs.) 25.  “FEET DREAM TOO” HAVAIANAS TVC by Carmina Louise A. San Juan (00:30 secs.) 26.  “NINTENDO DS LITE” TVC by Peter Andrew R. Gayanilo (01:35 mins.) 27.  “ZHENDA ELECTRIC SWATTER” TVC by Albert B. Brisenio (00:30 secs.) 28.  “PHILIPS LIGHT BULBS” TVC by Samuel Elias Kirk L. Bacsain (00:30 secs.) Competition program 2 (ERT: 46:55) CATEGORY H (1-5 minutes, student division) PART 1 1.     SAVE ME!!! by Ramon del Prado (05:30 mins.) 1.     PHILIPPINE HISTORY by Christian Roy Sulleza

Artes de las Filipinas: Private Collections Book Launch on October 20, 2009

On October 20, 2009 we are  celebrating the book launching of Artes de la Filipinas: Private Collections at the Edsa Shangri-la Hotel Isla Ballroom. Private Collections is a book about private art collecting and collectors in the Philippines written by Ms. Christiane de la Paz, Marketing Director of EACOMM Corporation. It tells the passions and visions of thirty Filipino collectors and follows their tastes in art – whether in the masters or the contemporary. This coffee table book is the first of a series of books  published and produced by EACOMM Corporation under the Artes de las Filipinas (Arts of the Philippines) brand. For invitations to the book launch, please contact Ms. Maribel Garcia at +63 2 438 2986 or email us at info@artesdelasfilipinas.com. The limited edition books (with accompanying CD-ROM) are available for purchase on-line at the Arte de las Filipinas Online Store or in Amazon.com. Interested buyers can also contact info@artesdelasfilipinas.com for free delivery within Metro Manila.

DO-CMS Enterprise Edition .NET Version 1.0 Released

EACOMM Corporation is proud to announce the release of Microsoft ASP/C# .NET version of its award-winning business website content management system: DO-CMS. Based on the LAMP-based DO-CMS Enterprise Edition version 3.03, the system was translated to support servers using Microsoft IIS7 or higher and MS SQL 2008. The system was written using C# and ASP .NET. DO-CMS EE .NET is designed to cater to businesses and enterprises heavily invested in the Microsoft platform and who do not wish to ‘mix and match’ linux and windows-based solutions. With DO-CMS EE .NET, we can integrate the website CMS with existing microsoft-based systems more easily and on a single platform or server. All the core modules such as the easy-to-use Page Editor, Calendar engine, Photo Gallery module and the popular Membership and Newsletter Engine have been converted. Other popular modules such as the DO-CMS E-commerce engine are expected to be ported within the next few weeks. Contact Us Now for more information about DO-CMS .NET!

Private Collections, the first…

Private Collections, the first book released by Artes de las Filipinas is now available for advance order in Amazon.com:http://bit.ly/147aq8