Those familiar with contracts involving hiring a company to do a specific job for a specified period of time know of the phrase scope of work, and when making decisions on which company to choose from there often is the list of activities that the companies will offer for the contract price. Why can’t we do [...]

The headlines in recent news has this little gem, Presidential campaign gets more pointed as a result of the Kilalanin! forum held recently. My take: good enough for starters, but I want more. See, if there’s anything that watching the news could be teaching us, the value of presidential debates — hell, candidate debates for any position, [...]

The grass is greener on the other side of the digital divide, but not much attention has been given on the costs of online advertising, especially such campaigns for the benefit of political candidates. Taking off from the theme of previous posts Politics in the Age of AdSense — A View of the Political Campaign Landscape [...]

With virtually no limits on advertising — except for election spending — the PR people of candidates have pretty much free rein in the type of marketing that they can use to present their candidate in the best possible light. The law is clear on the limits, and the penalties for violating the law are [...]

Aspirants to political office know that the key to electoral victory is to have their names to be top of mind and favorably so, and in a manner not too different from selling haircare products and laundry detergent they must themselves be marketed in a positive light. However, the Philippines’ laws and customs being what [...]

(This post is an excerpt.) In this post we’re going to try to glean what little we can from Melissa Roxas’ affidavit, in hopes that this information can reach those who may be able to help. Maybe you good folks can do the same? Paging the US State Department — get off your asses and [...]