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 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 SC suspends lawyer over profane social media post June 15, 2026 SC rejects trademark registration for similar ‘W’ logos June 4, 2026 LATEST NU prof creates free PH-focused scam message checker August 24, 2026 Gov’t eyes Mindanao as hub for AI-enabled industries, mineral processing August 24, 2026 Maya integrates National ID, AI into customer onboarding August 24, 2026 DBM releases P1 billion for AI-powered flood forecasting under Project NOAH August 24, 2026 Globe, PLDT-Smart, Converge widen blocking of violent, harmful content August 24, 2026 IBPAP chief Jack Madrid leaves post to join speech AI firm Sanas August 24, 2026 Salesforce unveils Slack Code for collaborative AI software dev’t August 24, 2026 Asiatel launches AI automation services for PH enterprises August 24, 2026 PH, Korea explore copyright safeguards as AI music floods streaming platforms August 24, 2026 Converge says it blocked 72,000 domains linked to prohibited content in 2025 August 24, 2026 Sign-Up To Our Newsletter! - Advertisement -