The Senate this week approved on final reading a bill calling for the modernization of the NBI, with the proposed law also providing for the establishment of a Cyber Investigation and Assessment Center within the agency.
Last December 3, OFWs in Singapore started to set an appointment on-line through the website of the Philippine Embassy to be able to get their Overseas Employment Certificate (OECs).
Bitter rivals Globe Telecom and Smart Communications again issued separate press statements over the weekend, each claiming the first LTE handset offering in the country.
Micro-blogging site Twitter has created a home page where relief and rescue information can be found for victims of Typhoon "Pablo" that hit Mindanao on Dec. 4.
Global electronic companies must do more to end the use of climate changing dirty energy in their manufacturing and supply chains, according to a report released on Monday, Nov. 19, by Greenpeace International.
ICT officials from ten Asean member-states and ?dialog partners? from China, India, Japan, Korea, the European Union, and the ITU are meeting in Cebu to map out policy directions for Asean?s ICT initiatives for the coming year.
A member of the House of Representatives has filed a bill calling for the creation of a national crime database to upgrade the country's crime fighting capabilities and to hasten the resolution of crimes.
A lawmaker is requesting the Committee on Appropriations of the House of Representatives to appropriate P787 million for the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) workers to cover the benefits of its science and technology workers mandated by Republic Act 8439.
As RA 10175 or the Cybercrime Prevention Act took effect on Wednesday, Oct. 3, Malacanang sought to reassure the public amidst widespread opposition to the new law even as it deplored the hacking attacks on government websites.
Militant group Karapatan on Tuesday, Oct. 2, joined activists, netizens, journalists, bloggers, organizations, and individuals in a protest action in front of the Supreme...
