Internship on Facebook

I just updated my Facebook profile and included my internship work therein.

On 'Plain Language Act'

I read the news yesterday at the frontpage of the Philippine Daily Inquirer that Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago is pushing the Senate Bill 1859 or the the 'Plain Language Act' which, according to the report will enable the government to "communicate information to a broader range of recipients in terms if educational capacity." 


Being a communication student, I agree and believe that this Senate Bill must be enacted into law for the benefit of the more people to fully grasp in plain language what the government is telling them. With this bill I believe and I agree with Senator Miriam, that the government will be able to have better and faster services for the people- which is I think very much needed especially in some agencies of the government.


Anyway, I am thankful for the internship program at Weber Shandwick because I am exposed to all newspapers in the National Capital Region whether it be broadsheet or tabloid.

Internship: First week

Since my bosses are having a meeting right now, I got the opportunity to tweet, to check my e-mail, and also to blog! Thanks to ma'am Grace for letting me use her computer and access the internet. :) Honestly, I kind of happy with my relationship with my bosses here at Weber Shandwick, however the job that I am doing is not what I really expected of doing and I hope I will learn to really love what I am doing here. I am praying that my supervisor will give me more challenging job wherein I can learn broader about the facets of public relations and in return for me to make this internship program an avenue where I can apply the knowledge that I learned in school.

Instanteneity

The title is definitely the word of the day. I just enjoyed it, though I'm so tired right now.