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Bureau of Customs warns against ?package? scam cooked via Internet

Perpetrators usually get in touch with prospective victims online via chat or dating websites. After constantly communicating online for several weeks or even months, the perpetrators would send a message to their victims through e-mail, promising to send gifts ranging from luxury bags, jewelry, laptop computers and other electronic gadgets via international door-to-door parcel. They would be sent a tracking number and invoice for the purported shipment.

Autodesk PH raring to exploit 3D design market

After a fruitful 2013 in which it was able to clinch major milestones, the local office of software maker Autodesk is now eager to capitalize on the booming 3D design market in the country.

IBM rolls out new cloud-optimized servers for PH biz

With the local market for cloud and analytics steadily climbing, IBM has officially rolled out in the Philippines the sixth iteration of its enterprise X-Architecture for System x and PureSystems servers.

Solons exhort police to hunt cyber pornography syndicates

Lawmakers from a party-list have urged police authorities to run after the syndicates engaged in cyber pornography in many parts the country.

Miriam wants total incomes of solons bared on website

Sen. Miriam Defensor Santiago said she will file an amendment to the Freedom of Information (FOI) bill to make it mandatory for the proper government agencies to publish, not only the basic salary but also the allowances and other sources of personal income of all public officials, more particularly, senators like herself.

Bill seeks to penalize unauthorized access of consumers’ phone records

Violators will be penalized with a P20,000 fine under a bill declaring as a criminal act the unauthorized access of consumers? phone records.

Stiffer penalties for IP piracy pushed in Congress

Congress could soon amend the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines by imposing stiffer penalties against piracy.

DOH to hold public hearing on e-cigarettes

In the Philippines and most part of the world, e-cigarettes are not yet regulated since ?because they don't technically contain tobacco -- even though the nicotine in them is derived from tobacco.?

Gov?t issues warning anew on online health scams

Any health supplement that is ?too good to be true? could be a scam, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warned anew as a number of so-called health products continue to be sold in the Internet.

Fil-Am exec of Facebook broaches Open Compute Project in PH

The Open Compute Project tackles the problem of how to scale the computing infrastructure in the most efficient and economical way possible.

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