Sunnex

Sun.Star Network Exchange (Sunnex) celebrated its sixth anniversary on April 5, 2005. Sunnex was created to handle the exchange of information among the Sun.Star network of publications.

Barely a year after, it took on the bigger role of supervising the operations of the Sun.Star website (www.sunstar.com.ph), Internet home of the Sun.Star network of local newspapers, when it was uploaded on May 10, 2000.

The Sun.Star website has allotted a whole section about the transition made by Sunnex personnel from the print medium to online and a special page for your messages and greetings. You can also e-mail these to sunnex@sunstar(dot)com(dot)ph and sunnex1@sunstar(dot)com(dot)ph

Riding the technology curve
By Nini B. Cabaero

She killed Bill Gates and there would be hell to pay.
One day in early April 2002, an editor of a Cagayan de Oro City newspaper ran a report saying the world's richest man, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates, had been assassinated.full story

Sunnex turns six

Six years ago today, the Sun.Star Network Exchange (Sunnex) was created to handle the exchange of information among the Sun.Star network of publications.full story

Forging new relationships

Rose Caoile of Houston, Texas, was feeling homesick.

It was Sinulog day and she was thousands of miles away. It was years ago when she had her last Sinulog where she danced on the streets to the beat of the drums. She missed Cebu.full story

Real divide

The adoption of new technology by community newspapers marks a significant part of their transformation.No longer can community newspapers be called parochial because people around the world read their news. full story

Sunnex through the years

TRANSITION. Sunnex personnel are those who have made the transition from the print medium to online. They are Nini Cabaero, Sunnex head, Marlen Limpag, network online editor, Mildred Galarpe, network coordinator, and online writers Mike Machacon and Bing Tercero. Technical component has Ivan Rodis, supervisor, and Dave Tangarorang and Angelo Panares, technical assistants. In Manila are Gem Cabreros, Luzon bureau head, and Jonathan Fernandez, senior reporter. Leah Ybañez is administrative assistant. Working with Sunnex are Sheryl Villarta for marketing, and Max Limpag, Sun.Star Cebu online editor.

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