Author: Jason Dayrit

The Philippines was connected to the World Wide Web back in 1994, but it wasn’t until a few years later that the technology was made available to Filipinos. The internet gave rise to the “net cafe” era, with little nooks offering connectivity, usage of computers, and yes, decent coffee to sip on while Netscape Navigator loads the results of your search query. For gamers who were used to playing on consoles and personal computers at home, connecting to the internet was not as easy as we enjoy it now. Wired connections were still pricey, but the promise of connecting with…

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