Eduksine is a social enterprise funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) that serves as a streaming platform to showcase educational and socially-relevant independent Filipino films.
Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano on Tuesday, Aug. 16, warned that the procurement of information technology (IT) equipment and services could become a new vehicle for government corruption if no proper investigation is made in the Department of Education (DepEd)'s purchase of allegedly overpriced laptops.
Local tech firm Radenta Technologies is offering 50-percent discount on Dugga Digital Assessment, a digital test platform used to conduct digital tests, exams, home exams, digital lessons, assignments, and other types of knowledge assessment in education.
Quezon City representative Marvin Rillo has filed a resolution enabling three committees of the House of Representatives to jointly investigate the highly controversial No-Contact Apprehension Policy (NCAP) being implemented by five cities in Metro Manila.
The entry from the Philippines is Envirotech, a startup that collects single-use plastic (SUPs) and turns them into useful products such as school chairs.
Newly appointed Department of Science and Technology (DOST) secretary Renato Solidum Jr. assured the public that the current programs of the agency will be continued since they are already addressing the current administration’s priority concerns in pumping up the economy.
The Supreme Court held that a radio reception creates a performance separate from the broadcast, adding that the transmittal of radio music through loudspeakers to enhance profit is not analogous to fair use.
Toyota Motor Philippines also said the country is currently seeing the fastest adoption rate of electric vehicles (xEV) yet since the very first Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) was introduced commercially in the country in 2009.
