After years of speculation and member requests, Facebook is finally working on a 'dislike' button that would not "downvote" posts but instead let users express other emotions, CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said.
From Manila to Makati to Quezon City to Taguig. That, so far, has been the journey of IBM Philippines as employees of the 78-years-old tech subsidiary started moving out of its current location in Eastwood City in Libis, Quezon City.
The disruption caused by mobile is happening at an unprecedented pace, catching businesses off-guard. This rush to migrate, MobileIron said, can lead to a host of errors if not executed properly.
In recent years, momentum has grown for open government data -- the global movement to facilitate transparency, accountability, and public participation by making government information available to the public.
The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Business Action to Stop Counterfeiting and Piracy (BASCAP) to institutionalize its framework of cooperation in curbing counterfeiting and piracy.
After getting flak for her comments in the Iglesia ni Cristo brouhaha, Sen. Grace Poe has turned her attention on the local ICT sector as she filed a resolution calling for a review of existing government infrastructure and investments in ICT sector.
The House of Representatives has approved on third and final reading a measure requiring all public utility and certain types of vehicles to install speed limiter to address the problem of over-speeding.
Software giant Oracle has announced the results of its latest study, which revealed that businesses across Asia Pacific (APAC) are showing strong signs of agility in some areas and clearly recognize the business benefits of agility.
Asia Pacific is Twitter?s fastest growing region worldwide and the platform expansion provides additional support for SMBs in Hong Kong, India, Malaysia and the Philippines.
The top five complaints received for the period are online scams with 366, online libel with 240, online threats with 129, identity theft with 127, and anti-photo and video voyeurism with 89.
