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The 2nd

Filipino ReaderConPanel: Book Blogging Ethics

Jaime Oscar M. Salazar randomsalt.wordpress.comTwitter: @randomsalt


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The Philippinevirtualecosystem


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30%Internet users innational urban

Philippines

* Data from Digital Philippines 2011:Yahoo! -Nielsen Net Index Highlights ; Wave 3 (2008) by Universal McCann;and Philippine Trust Index 2011 by EON, Inc.

66%Internet users

whose place ofaccess is theInternet caf

82%Internet users whovisit social

networking siteswhen online

90%Internet users whohave read a blog

at least once

64.9%Internet users who

have started ablog at least once

37%Internet users whotrust blogs vis--vis

other media


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92%Filipinos who saythat they read

*Data from the National Book Development Board National Readership Survey

96%Filipino book

readers who readnon-schoolbooks

(NSBs)

58%Filipino book readers whoprefer NSBs in

Tagalog

26%Filipino book readerswho always or oftennotice if an NSB has

several good reviews


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Prospects and

challenges forbloggers ingeneral


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It didn't stop you from

writing it. As if everythought that tumblesthrough your head was soclever it would be a crimefor it not to be shared. The

Internet's not written inpencil, Mark, it's written in

ink. The Social Network

(2010)


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Case study: iBlog7


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Concerns forbook bloggers


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Writing a review takes

enormous work. I cannotimagine summoning theenergy I didn't feel that Ineeded to save a book

from certain death, towedge it into a crowded

marketplace, to support akind of writing that I

esteem. Wayne Koestenbaum


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Disclaimer

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Sources

Slide Description and source1 United We Read badge:

2 Innately Human Ability:

3-4 Think: 5 Internet Cafe, Golden City:

6 Traffic lights: 7 Plaza Miranda:

8 Screen: 9 Jesse Eisenberg:

10 Screen captures from Earthlingorgeous.com and Tangger.com:

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Sources

Slide Description and source11 Books: 12 Dialogue: 13 Wayne Koestenbaum:

14 La Liseuse by Jean-Honor Fragonard:

15 Censored: 16 Reporters with Cameras in Yellowstone Park (1951)

17 Self-awareness cat macro:

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