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Poe gives passing mark to Dito for meeting year-one commitments

The auditing of Dito Telecommunity was conducted by independent auditors KPMG R.G. Manabat & Co. and Engr. Pierre Tito Galla of Democracy.net.ph, who both confirmed that Dito successfully met the population coverage requirement as well as the minimum Internet speed.

Hontiveros bares Facebook groups used by teens to trade sexual videos

Sen. Risa Hontiveros has flagged Facebook groups that are used by teenagers to sell sexual videos and images online to fund expenses in online learning.

Huawei warns against divide between leaders, laggards in digital tech adoption

When it comes to being an ICT infrastructure provider, Huawei is focused on three areas – technology, products, and applications.

Collab among sectors key to increasing S&T workforce in PH: experts

A holistic approach to support the country’s current and future science and technology (S&T) workers should be a joint undertaking among various sectors.

Kiko: Social media sites should takedown abusive behavior online

Facebook, for its part, said it has removed 5.4 million pieces of child nudity and sexual exploitation from their platform.

New rules allow IPOPHL to clamp down on online counterfeiting

Under IPOPHL's new memorandum circular, the electronic, digital, or online channels have been expressly included as part of its scope in exercising its enforcement functions.

DTI rolls out online tool for import permit application

The online portal facilitates the processing of frontline services including the application for import permit of used vehicles.

SSS says e-transactions up more than twice due to pandemic

SSS said transactions through the agency’s electronic channels accounted for 75 percent of the total in 2020, up from around 35 percent in the previous year.

Globe launches own network virtualization platform

Using Globe’s Network Function Virtualization Orchestrator, businesses across the country can now set up their SD-WAN requirements virtually.

Kiko calls Facebook, Twitter virtual ‘crime scenes’ of child abuse

Sen. Francis "Kiko" Pangilinan on Tuesday, March 2, called out social media giants Facebook and Twitter for their absence in the Senate hearing on online abuse and exploitation of children, describing these platforms as a "crime scene" particularly of fake accounts committing criminal activities.

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