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Lawmakers say Grab, Uber must get congressional franchise

At a recent hearing conducted by the House of Representatives, legislators said transport network companies (TNCs) like Grab and Uber must secure a congressional franchise to operate their services in the country.

PH bags 6 medals in Int’l Math Olympiad, keeps No. 17 world ranking

Despite falling short of a gold medal after winning two last year, the national team held strong by bringing home a staggering six total medals against 600 other contestants.

Privacy breach complaints starting to pile up, says NPC

Hundreds of inquiries and complaints on possible data violations have been filed at the National Privacy Commission (NPC), the agency?s head has disclosed.

BPOs need to adjust to stricter EU, Asian privacy rules: NPC

Under stricter EU regulations, a data processor faces legal obligations in security, record-keeping, and cross-border transfers.

PH captures 2 medals in first foray in Int’l Chemistry Olympiad

All four students who comprised the country's delegation came from the Philippine Science High School (PSHS).

Young Pinoy scientists urge gov?t to adopt AI in bureaucracy

Two young Filipino scientists have urged the government to embrace the benefits of technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), automation, machine-to-machine learning, and data science.

Call center group not too worried over AI impact? on BPO sector

US-based Filipino tech guru Diosdado "Dado" Banatao, in a recent visit to the country, warned about the looming threat of AI on the BPO industry.

Gov’t eyes ‘cybercity’ in Clark to decongest Metro Manila

Called the "Clark Green City", the 9,450-hectare metropolis will rise within the 31,400-ha. Clark Freeport and Special Economic Zone, which is about half the size of Singapore.

Downgrade in Tholons list a wake-up call for PH: experts

The poor performance of the Philippines in the latest rankings of top BPO cities by London-based consulting firm Tholons should serve as a wake-up call for the country.

Proposed law wants Internet service labeled as ?basic telecom function?

At present, Internet service in the Philippines is considered a ?value-added service (VAS),? thus making it difficult, if not impossible, for the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to require higher standards, according to Makati City representative Luis Campos Jr.

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