IT News SC allows more courts to hear cases via videoconferencing By Newsbytes.PH June 4, 2020 FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmailViberCopy URL Saying that hearings through videoconferencing will continue despite the lifting of the lockdown, the Supreme Court has authorized more courts nationwide to conduct the pilot-testing of its videoconferencing initiative. Tagssupreme courtvideoconferencing Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmailViberCopy URL Previous articleGov’t readying plan to slap VAT on Netflix, digital servicesNext articleDOST deploys 4 new tech solutions to fight Covid-19 - Advertisement - RELEVANT STORIES SC sanctions Bar coach over claim that AI would check exams September 12, 2026 SC acquits man after NBI seizes fake credit cards under drug warrant September 5, 2026 SC brings notarization online with eNotary system August 6, 2026 Leonen urges lawyers to verify AI output, protect client data July 29, 2026 SC raises penalty for psychological violence done via Facebook July 17, 2026 Leonen says AI can assist courts, but must never decide cases July 10, 2026 LATEST BPI names new CEO as digital banking transformation continues October 24, 2026 Discord open to hiring PH law firm for local representation October 24, 2026 Equinix opens global centers to test liquid-cooled AI infra October 23, 2026 DIGITAL INFLUENCER | Can cooperatives stay relevant in the age of instant everything? October 23, 2026 DTI proposes mandatory safety certification for e-bikes, batteries October 23, 2026 Despite supply constraints, Supermicro sees PH demand for AI servers growing October 22, 2026 realme 16 Pro 5G Harry Potter Edition set for PH launch October 22, 2026 Salesforce unveils Slack Frontline for ‘deskless’ workers October 22, 2026 TechLife teases Pad Neo SE tablet with parental controls, Android 16 October 22, 2026 Local EV sales rise 136% as 14th Philippine EV Summit opens October 22, 2026 Sign-Up To Our Newsletter! - Advertisement -