Gokongwei family-owned publishing firm Summit Media, which has closed all its print titles and has now adopted a digital-first policy, has invested in a livestream and content mobile app called Kumu.
For the fourth consecutive year, tech outsourcing firm Accenture is teaming up with Code.org to support "Hour of Code", a global educational movement that reaches over 100 million students through a one-hour introduction to computer science.
Cujo AI, a network intelligence company delivering AI-driven solutions for network operators, has announced that its solutions now cover more than 16 million homes.
Although overall TV shipments in the third quarter of 2018 were flat compared to the previous year, the average TV unit-shipment screen size increased more than any previous quarter in more than a year.
From 300 film concept proposals to 45 film entries, seven films finally earned the nod of judges and selected viewers in the 3rd Indie-Siyensya Filmmaking Competition.
The National Privacy Commission (NPC) is urging local telecommunications operators Globe, Smart, and the incoming third player, Mislatel consortium, to compete for consumer trust in terms of better services and better data privacy protection.
If broadcasters could easily report on the devastation outside the area of terrestrial networks, can satellite technologies be used by the government to better coordinate rescue efforts during a natural disaster and bridge the digital divide? The answer is yes.
