SOCIAL media is for most international students as important as breakfast is for the body. For some, it’s oxygen. Continue reading »
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The thin red line between telling and spamming
People hate spams, but some spams are not imaginative comments or emails which products do not exist; they are as real as legit Facebook updates. This is the issue that I have frequently brought up again and again in my blog. When an information goes overdrive, I shut down. I don’t know about you, but … Continue reading »
Why customers are the best marketers
If you read my post on Tuesday about Simon Sinek’s talk on Ted, I AM the perfect example of buying a company’s belief, and not what they are offering. Man, I bought a brand new iPad 3 without even bother to look at the specifications! Apple will be very rich with people like me. I’m … Continue reading »
Life with social network: Gen Y, what will we become?
Yes, you know it. Those who are born in the mid 1980s until mid 1990s, we are the Gen Y. We are either the smart people who utilise the internet platform or the victims of Facebook and become an addict. We are the ones who read Twitter updates on public transport instead of reading a … Continue reading »
Handwriting: a sincere form of language
When reading an article one morning titled Handwriting. Do we still need it? I paused a little and thought about that for a while. “When I told Mia I wanted to write a post about the death of handwriting she suggested I write it by hand. FUNNY! But not such a good idea given we … Continue reading »
How important is your Facebook relationship status?
Special thanks to those of you who took part in this survey. Special thanks to my editors and to Meld Magazine for running the story! Check the original version here. IT’S official, boys care more about their Facebook relationship status than girls. A recent poll of 138 single and taken Facebook users, aged 18 to … Continue reading »
the first 300 seconds
WOULD you like to know how I spend my first 300 seconds of the day? It is THE routine. The first 20 seconds, of course, would be wasted on trying to find my handphone, and there are two fantastic reasons for this. One, because I need to turn off the alarm. Two, because I need … Continue reading »
I think, we were happier kids.
“When I was a kid, I didn’t have a laptop, iPod, Blackberry, PS3 or iPad. I played outside with friends, bruised my knees, made up adventurous fantasies and played hide and seek. I ate what my mom made and KFC was a treat. I would think twice before I said “no” to my parents. Life … Continue reading »
When apple and blackberry were just fruits
While technology has brought us into the next level of living, it also changes everything. I remember my day trip to Kyabram (a rural place) around two months ago. With no phone service whatsoever, I am forced to live without handphone: the urge to check my facebook, emails, or even WhatsApp for every 10 minutes. … Continue reading »
