IT News SC authorizes more courts to conduct hearings via videoconferencing By Newsbytes.PH May 19, 2020 FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmailViberCopy URL The Supreme Court (SC) issued on Monday, May 18, a circular authorizing more courts across the country to conduct hearings through videoconferencing to address pending cases which have accumulated due to the Covid-19 lockdown. TagsSCsupreme courttopstoriesvideoconferencing Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmailViberCopy URL Previous articleBong Revilla wants tax on video streaming, digital economyNext articleAyala semicon firm eyes Ventura CPAP as alternative ventilator for Covid-19 patients - Advertisement - RELEVANT STORIES SC expands use of video testimony, recorded interviews for child witnesses November 5, 2026 Leonen says digital justice must go beyond faster court services October 28, 2026 Globe, IBP offer free legal advice on online safety October 21, 2026 SC rolls out electronic notarization nationwide October 19, 2026 SC seeks stronger US cooperation on AI, cybercrime, digital evidence October 7, 2026 SC explores cybersecurity, AI tools during Fortinet HQ visit October 5, 2026 LATEST VinFast launches all-new VF 8 in PH, prices start at P1.548M November 11, 2026 SEC orders shutdown of online lending platform over unauthorized operations November 11, 2026 BIR admits possible exposure of taxpayer data, says filing and payment records intact November 11, 2026 DepEd warns teachers: Laptops sold or pawned can be remotely disabled November 10, 2026 NPC confirms data breach reports from 10 gov’t agencies November 10, 2026 Converge revenue hits P34.2B, plans AI and data center expansion November 9, 2026 SEC says company records unaffected after confirming data breach November 9, 2026 DOST invests P886.5 million in 76 creative industry projects November 9, 2026 BIR probes alleged data breach involving over 10 million taxpayer records November 9, 2026 House to roll out budget transparency portal, flag faulty geotags November 9, 2026 Sign-Up To Our Newsletter! - Advertisement -