Novell's Podcast

Beyonce's pregnancy news at Sunday night's MTV video music awards (VMAs) has broken a Twitter record.

Ben Auwerx, from Belgium joins us on Novell's podcast. A budding club DJ, Ben introduces us his own station station called "Furstation" - an internet station dedicated to "Furries". Find out more about 'Furries', on this episode of Novell's podcast.

While festival queens hold their Sto. Niño images up high, beggars hold on to their cups hoping to get a piece of this million-peso extravaganza.

Because he disliked his company, he liked a Facebook page that trashes his company's products. The result? Termination.

He used to live in the streets, begging for food. Now, he is a YouTube sensation. He doesn't do amazing covers of pop hits or do crazy stunts, but his talent comes from his pipes. Some say he has that thundering god-like voice you hear on movie trailers

Steve Jobs says Galaxy Tab will fail. The Tablet wars heats up.

Why do Roman Catholic priests meddle with the passing of the Reproductive Health Bill?

If your video gets 100,000 within a week, is it considered a YouTube video hit already? Find out.

According to a survey, an average person keeps his cellphone for 20 months, compared to last year. This translates to that every 20 months, an average person changes his cellphone.

Aboitiz Companies, lead by Hedcor, Inc. is holding an essay writing contest open to students nationwide. Up for grabs is Php 25,000.00. How to join? Listen.

The refrigerator is probably the most used appliance, which usually runs 24 hours straight all year round. The longer you use it, the more it wears out and of course, the more it eats up electricity.

A restaurent in Memphis, Tennessee has been using the same cooking oil for 98 years now, that's since they opened.

Department of Education are setting activities inline for the upcoming World Teacher's Day on October 5, 2010.

So we have found out that the Top 100 Web Brands are mostly either blue or red colored. Blue dominates though.

According to the latest study by the National Statistics Office, more people are employed in this year compared to last year.

Agriculture students in Mindanao made a pact to save rice and reduce imports.

What city's got the fastest Internet available? Seattle? Washington, D.C.? Nope. Find out.

A five percent discount on electricity and water bills for selected elders pushed this November.

A dog park in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is asking dog owners to drop the doo into a methane digester called the Park Spark, which then turns the doo into a burnable gas that powers a lamppost.

With the help of USAID, Health Care Services are now made available to far flung areas.

On VIP Buzz, we have news about the latest Google search feature. And also, a man in Ontario, turned himself into the police. Why?

An author from Montana, was able to write a novel out entirely from his daily wall posts.

At age 35, Rich Cronin ended his battle with the blood cancer on September 8, 2010.

A Congressman in Cavite wants its province to be declared as the Historical Capital of the Philippines. He was saddened by the fact, that only history books acknowledges Cavite.

PNP Cebu warns tourist bus drivers here not to allow police men to hitch a ride, this after the hostage taking that took place in Manila August 23, 2010.

VIP Buzz includes news about Paris Hilton, Joe Jackson and Justin Bieber

In its effort to promote the discovery of new music, Apple's iTunes version 10 now comes with a social network tool called Ping. Steve Jobs call it Facebook and Twitter meets iTunes.

Senator Angara wants to continue dialogue with officials to find solution for the depleting job opportunities and the apparent degradation of quality of nursing graduates in the country.

A scientist from Australia says the world is facing a mass extinction of ocean creatures. Dr. Alroy says it will take 10 years for full recovery to take place.

Special Envoys Shall Not Use The Title Ambassador, according to new Executive Order by President Aquino

Manny Pacquio will still receive his compensation as a congressman despite being absent for his upcoming boxing fight.

Headlines: 1.5 Filipinos are facing execution illegal drug offenses 2. Despite the tsunami of negative comments, Aquino Administration will not close Facebook account 3. In Manila, DepEd awards scholarship to 60 BJMP inmates 4. September 16 is International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer 5. Magazine includes Charice Pempengco among the 20 most influential teen celebrities in the world

DOH is launching the new D.E.N.G.U.E. strategy, encouraging families to take care of their dengue patients at home to decongest hospitals.

Whether you are a first-time or a veteran blogger, or even if you are only a blog reader chances are you have already stumbled upon terms like “Retweet”, “Like”, or “Share This”. These come in different names, forms, and functions, but they all aim at one target, to get more visitors

The third episode of the Novell's Podcast, check out why Al Gore and wife split, the iPhone 4 yeah, and the famous lines from the past and present presidents of the Republic of the Philippines

In this 2nd episode of Novell's Podcast: Noynoy Aquino won’t quit smoking, Kris Aquino after vowing not to do talk shows any more, wants to have a show with Ted Failon? Plus, listen to Lee’s coronation song on American Idol. And get to know who’s taking side on the heating Adobe versus Apple war.

My 1st episode news bit about Willie Revillame's resignation from ABS-CBN/Wowowee, American Idol, featured InStyleCebu.com and Pixlr.com. Shouts to Jon of BjornCebuano.com and Joanne of JoanneApat.com. Let me know.