Globe puts the power of mobile advertising right into customers’ hands

Globe innovation creates a safe and efficient advertising medium with its new permission-based mobile advertising service, called “my Rewards, my Globe PLUS.” It gives customers the freedom to choose which categories of ads they wish to receive to make sure these are useful and relevant to them, making this fast-emerging medium a strong complement to traditional media in the future.

Empowering the modern consumer
Globe puts the control completely in subscribers’ hands as customers will have to opt-in by texting “PLUS” to 2239 to give their permission to receive certain mobile ads. All of Globe’s customer data is kept secure and confidential, and subscriber numbers are masked to preserve anonymity and prevent publishing unnecessary information.

 

STI runs the extra mile on 10.10.10

The 6,000-strong delegation of STI made waves in the 5k category of the recently concluded A Run for the Pasig River 10.10.10. A second time participant, Team STI now outgrew the less than a thousand participants who joined in last year’s Pasig River Run.

 

ASUS SonicMaster Invades Bars

Party with ASUS, the leading brand in notebook innovation, at the SonicMaster bar tour this October. Celebrity DJ Arbie Won, one of the pioneers of DJ albums here in the Philippines, will be playing fresh and original mixes using the new ASUS NX90 notebook with SonicMaster technology.

 

M. Lhuillier and Globe Business Ink Data Center Agreement

Globe Business has recently forged a new partnership with M. Lhuillier, a leading financial services company in the Philippines . M. Lhuillier has a network of close to 1,300 outlets nationwide, and provides quick cash loans, money remittance services and other allied financial services. It has teamed up with Globe Business for its Data Center service, which allows the latter to manage M. Lhuillier’s critical data and ICT resources. In addition, Globe Business also provides the company with wireless and wireline voice and broadband solutions.

 

HTC Smart to help poor kids get book-wise

While today’s tech-savvy teenagers can key in 140 characters in just a few seconds on their smartphones to post in Twitter, thousands of other young people—those who are out of school–cannot even properly spell the word “character” by pen and paper.

HTC Philippines, a leader in mobile phone innovation and design, announces the open bidding for three Rhian Ramos limited edition HTC Smart phones, the proceeds of which will be donated to a charitable institution that provides educational and other kinds of assistance to Filipino children and youth.