Ian Raphael Lopez

Editorial Production Assistant, Philippine Daily Inquirer

[Ian Raphael Lopez @irlopezINQ]

Ken Suarez, a product manager from Nueva Ecija, says that AI has helped him perform simple yet repetitive and time-consuming tasks.

Read my story for Sunday Inquirer: https://t.co/qg3nAXcmHF

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My story in today's Inquirer: Guji Lorenzana's foray as a music executive

https://t.co/frYjcmDpOo

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Story in today's Inquirer: The newly launched Philippines Sotheby’s International Realty aims to open up properties in the country to an extensive marketing and referral system.

https://t.co/wJDQbFXjAC

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https://t.co/QVtWrAa1Jm

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My story for today's Inquirer: Women grow vetiver to clean Pasig River. A new program combines this with emergency lifesaving training.

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New story: “Just by being there in what has been billed as the ‘most powerful tech event in the world’ can promising Filipino startups, along with government agencies and university researchers, be exposed to opportunities they never thought possible.”

https://t.co/8Lm7L0uGci

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"Across the river from New York, the rapid demise of New Jersey’s Star-Ledger — read by fictional mob boss Tony Soprano — and The Jersey Journal has left locals without a physical paper and some journalists, paperboys and printers without jobs."

https://t.co/NeXAPJyUat

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New story for PDI: Filipinos are avid online users—spending close to 10 hours a day in 2020 during the pandemic. This, however, is also a window of opportunity for malicious actors to take advantage of unsuspecting users.

https://t.co/yPtXJQeNq5

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Here's my first byline for the Inquirer:

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68% of PH workers need to upskill, says WEF study https://t.co/hLhSLaomQL

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Today's Inquirer front page (Jan. 12, 2025).

More at https://t.co/LDqM49guxQ 📰#INQFrontPage

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After being largely reduced to ashes by wildfire, Altadena was being patrolled by National Guard soldiers.

READ: https://t.co/Hw1HZGM5I1