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The moral underpinning of transparency is truth. Truth, contrary to perversion, is not relative. To make it subjective is to bastardize it.

If anybody thinks that the rules of courtship changed in the Internet age, think again. It only made it faster but the very reason why people are infatuated, and eventually, fall in love, has remained the same.

The move to remove science as a subject in grade one will have a significant impact in our society. It is another setback to our deteriorating educational system.

In the end, Ronald Llamas chose to turn his back on the Quiapo vendor who had valiantly defended him — and on all of us DVD pirates who were waiting and ready to root for him.

It is puzzling that poor Internet service in the Philippines has succeeded in becoming the norm.

They say that the economy of tomorrow is a knowledge economy. Such an economy can only be run by software.

The insinuations that UST broke its rules to grant a Chief Justice a degree is highly inaccurate. Why do I know? It’s because he was seated right next to me in class.

An anti-sourcing bill has been filed in the US Senate, but the Philippine government seems be at a loss on how to address the issue. The case would have been different if the CICT was still around.

It’s the time of the year again where we take stock on what has made this year tick and prepare ourselves of what is to come in the next year.

As more businesses turn to cloud computing, independent software vendors (ISVs) and application developers must prepare to deliver more and more of their solutions on the cloud.