MegaFlash.online
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Type of site | News, Citizen Journalism, Social Media |
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| Available in | English Filipino |
| Headquarters | Isabela, Philippines |
| Area served | Worldwide |
| Owners | Snow Times |
| Website | https://www.megaflash.xyz |
| Launched | 2021 |
| Current status | Active |
MegaFlash.online (now MegaFlash XYZ) is a website located in Isabela, Philippines that publishes news, reviews and a comprehensive online resource of information and comprehensible stories. It is owned by the Snow Times and is mainly targeted at the Filipino and foreign markets. The website is dependently operated by Bookpad.site until August 2021 before it's become defunct. With content contributed by volunteers and the Snow Times website. In addition to the site, users can access its content through its mobile app, which is available on Android.[1]
It was developed to provide stories that encourage, interact, inform, and entertain the people of the Philippines and the rest of the world. MegaFlash aims to include current news from a range of web sources. For its users, the website attempts to rationally illustrate and organize random articles.[2]
The website is driven by a desire to share informations that educate and entertain Filipinos. The website is particularly effective when dealing with contentious articles in a neutral manner. Despite this, arguments that require the publication of controversial material continue to be made.
Articles on MegaFlash.online are based on and derived from a number of trustworthy sources. MegaFlash.online is a self-governing website with no ties to the government or any government-related organization. MegaFlash.online is a self-governing website run independently by Snow Times. The website's first benefit is free premium accounts and schoolworks, which are based on how many people visit them.[3][4][5]
History[edit]
Due to the failure of Bookpad.site management, some STC Group moderators have stated that the “MegaFlash Project” must be carefully planned so that it does not make the same mistake as Bookpad.site, which was launched without proper planning and preparation.
MegaFlash was produced and planned by their editor Jomar Balmores based on their school publication "Mega Flash: The Flashers of Truth."
This website's "Anyone Can Write Project" now " was also created by MegaFlash. Anyone may submit their news articles or any other valid articles they've written; writers must provide authenticated pieces of information from verified sources in order for their article to be approved; however, certain articles, such as tutorials, do not require sources.
This platform, according to some feedback, is great because they can create a community with the same aim. This website is just one example of how we can all afford to write papers. However, they must learn how to use it properly and disseminate it to those who need it.[6]
References[edit]
- ↑ https://www.megaflash.online/p/about-us.html
- ↑ https://www.coursehero.com/file/83477207/MegaFlashonlinedocx/
- ↑ https://brainly.ph/question/12080533
- ↑ https://www.quora.com/What-is-MegaFlash-online-https-www-megaflash-online
- ↑ https://snowtimesphil.blogspot.com/2021/02/megaflash-online-report.html
- ↑ https://snowtimesphil.blogspot.com/2021/02/megaflash-online-report.html
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