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PH posts higher score in US business group’s IP ranking

The report from the United States Chamber of Commerce’s (USCC) 2020 International Intellectual Property Index showed the Philippines ranked 37th out of 53 economies, scoring 39.94 percent in 2020 from its 36 percent score in 2019.

Data shows only 2 out of 10 jobs at POGOs held by Pinoy workers

As of December 2019, of the 118,239 workers in POGO establishments, eight out of 10 workers (82.3 percent) are foreigners, and the remaining two workers (17.7 percent) are Filipinos, data from Pagcor showed.

Senate urged to act on inclusion of electronic violence in VAWC law

A lawmaker said social media platforms and Internet service providers should also be able to preventively contain and shutdown electronic violence activity as soon as its red flags and markers are detected.

Converge ICT signs up with payment kiosk operator

With the tie-up, Converge ICT customers can now pay their bills in more than 500 self-service “Pay & Go” payment kiosks, with a number of them operating 24/7.

SEC cancels license of tech firm TogaChat due to pyramiding

There’s scarce information about the company but TogaChat is said to be a developer of a social media app which it is using to engage with the public.

DICT says P300-M intelligence fund ‘legitimately’ spent on cybersecurity

The DICT said in a statement on Wednesday, Feb. 5, that there was nothing irregular in the disbursement of the P300-million confidential fund.

Use of DICT funds for surveillance alarms civil society group

The Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA) has expressed its “grave concerns” over the alleged misuse of confidential funds by the DICT for the purpose of conducting surveillance activities.

Microsoft rolls out Azure Stack portfolio in PH

Azure Stack is a family of products that bring the services of Azure to data centers, remote locations, the cloud, and the edge.

NPC says airlines can share passenger data to gov’t

Saying that public safety is a paramount concern, the National Privacy Commission said (NPC) said it is legally allowed for airlines to release passenger manifest to government agencies, particularly the Department of Health, to prevent the spread of the nCov epidemic in the country.

PH removed from EU’s priority counterfeit watchlist

The Philippines is no longer in the priority watchlist of European Union (EU) in terms of threat to its intellectual property rights (IPR), a biennial report of the European Commission showed.

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