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Launched in Malta last week and recently featured in a Malaysian tech newsite, Eliademy is launching its service officially in Philippines. Eliademy is a free online classroom that supports educators and students, enabling them create, share and manage courses.

Posted: February 26th, 2013 in Internet,Latest Technology Stories | Read More »

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  1. Anne Curtis’ ‘I can buy you’ memes go viral
  2. ‘Clash of titans’ dismays netizens: Bitter bullying match
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  5. Facebook launches ‘Unfollow’ button
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  7. Scientists decode oldest-known ‘human’ DNA
  8. Tech Tips: Guide to protecting Internet accounts
  9. 2-M web accounts compromised in massive hack
  10. India says its Mars spacecraft on course
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  3. Anne Curtis’ ‘I can buy you’ memes go viral
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  6. Netizens call Enrile speech waste of time, money and energy
  7. Netizens capture #YolandaPH as it hits land
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