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House consolidates bills seeking creation of Philippine Space Agency

Under the bills, the Philippine Space Development and Utilization Policy will serve as the country?s primary strategic roadmap for space development and embodies the country?s central goal of becoming a space-capable and space-faring nation within the next decade.

DOST gets go-signal to allot P24B for 10-year space dev’t program

DOST secretary Fortunato dela Pe?a said that he also proposed the issuance and signing of an executive order creating a transitory space agency.

DOST: Project Noah has fixed term and must now be under Pagasa

DOST secretary Fortunato dela Pe?a left the door open for another extension of the project, but pointed out that if this happens, it should fall under Pagasa.

Pinoys spend longest time on social media, global report says

The survey, conducted by social media management platform Hootsuite and social media agency We Are Social, also revealed that the user base of social media in the Philippines saw strong double digit growth in 2016.

STC Cebu case: Setting the rule on online self-regulation in PH

The controversial case of five teen-aged girls of St. Theresa's College (STC) Cebu who uploaded photos of themselves in bikinis in Facebook set the rule on online self-regulation in the Philippines.

Pinoy gamer wins biggest individual prize after topping e-sports contest

Over the weekend, Filipino online gamer Euneil ?Staz? Javinas bested a competitor from Sweden to emerge as champion at the inaugural World Electronic Sports Games (WESG) 2016 held in China.

Belo vs. Guevarra: A landmark case for Facebook privacy in PH

The Supreme Court said that "restricting the privacy of one's posts to 'Friends Only' does not guarantee absolute protection from the prying eyes of another user who does not belong to his circle of friends." A user's friend could tag it to others not his friends.

Gov?t agencies, private firms told: Appoint data protection officer now

Public and private organizations that gather and process personal information must now designate their own Data Protection Officers (DPOs), the National Privacy Commission (NPC) has warned.

Uber PH voices dissent on surge cap, urges drivers to petition gov?t

Although it has agreed to reduce its surge pricing as requested by the government, ride-sharing app operator Uber Philippines has asked its partner drivers to write the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) to make known of their opposition to the price cap.

LTFRB flexes muscle, puts cap on ‘surge multiplier’ of Uber, Grab

Exercising its regulatory powers for the first time since accrediting the apps-based ride-sharing firms, the government has ordered Uber and Grab to impose a cap on their surge rates amid complaints from commuters that they have imposed exorbitant fare prices.

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