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Ibrahim named new DICT undersecretary as Sarmiento quits post

Barely six months after formally assuming his post, Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) undersecretary Jorge Sarmiento has resigned from his post for still undisclosed reason.

Uber rolls out ?selfie? security ID for drivers in PH

Uber said its Real-Time ID Check initiative will be able to reduce fraud and help drivers protect their accounts from being compromised.

After Senate nod, House set to pass free public Wi-Fi bill in May

After hurdling the Senate with a final vote of 18-0-0, the Free Internet Access in Public Places Act is seen clearing the House of Representatives in May.

Senate renews congressional franchise of Smart for another 25 years

The Senate has approved on third and final reading a bill which sought to renew for another 25 years the franchise of Smart Communications.

PH entities with 250 workers or 1,000 clients told to register with NPC by Sept. 9

NPC deputy commissioner Dondi Mapa said organizations that employ 250 people or handle more than 1,000 customers in their database should also register their compliance with the NPC.

Recto: To secure funding, broadband project must be in 2018 budget

Work on the 2018 national budget has begun among agencies, with all requests bundled together in one proposed spending bill that Pres. Rodrigo Duterte will send to Congress by July.

CEZA: We earn from ?hosting? fee, not from offshore betting

The Cagayan Economic Zone Authority said that there are no actual bets or gaming transactions that enter the Philippines through its gaming locators.

Bam insists PH needs new telco players to improve Internet service

In previous committee hearings, Sen. Paolo Benigno ?Bam? Aquino said it was determined by various stakeholders that more players are needed to improve Internet service while keeping prices reasonable.

DICT, DILG drafting EO ordering LGUs to issue cellsite permit in 7 days

The move is meant to address the persistent complaints from subscribers on slow Internet speed because of the lack of cellsites in the country. Compared to Vietnam which have 40,000 cell towers, the Philippines has on 7,000 cellsites.

Akamai report in Q4 shows PH has slowest Internet in Asia Pacific

The Philippines once again had the lowest average connection speed among surveyed Asia Pacific countries at 4.5 Mbps.

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