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SUCs get P10-million increase in budget for free Wi-Fi program

Sen. Loren Legarda on Friday, Jan. 12, said that all state universities and colleges (SUCs) will each receive an additional P10 million in their capital outlay this year for the purchase of school equipment and improvement of facilities within their respective campuses.

House bill seeks creation of private registry for phone subscribers

The bill prohibits unsolicited calls and text messages to be made or sent to the telephone numbers on the registry.

One-year expiry period for P300 prepaid load and above takes effect

The government is giving local telcos an extra six months to adjust their systems for values below P300.

NPC sets March deadline for 2017 security incident report

The law requires all Personal Information Controllers (PICs) to submit an Annual Security Incident Report, even if the PIC concerned does not need to register with the NPC.

FBI says PH is 10th most attacked country online

Far from being contained, cybercrime is getting even more pervasive around the world, according to the FBI.

DICT interim chief urges 3rd telco player to focus on fixed broadband

In a Facebook post, DICT undersecretary and officer-in-charge Eliseo Rio Jr. said fixed broadband is the weak point of Globe Telecom and Smart Communications and that is where the third player in the local telecom industry should pounce on.

Joint memo circular sets one-year expiration for prepaid loads

DTI secretary Ramon Lopez said they took into consideration the argument of the telcos that there is still cost involved in maintaining the load if there is no expiration date.

PH saw need for space dev’t program after WPS standoff, Yolanda

Department of Science and Technology (DOST) secretary Fortunato de la Pena said he hopes Congress would pass more science-related bills in 2018, particularly those that deal with space development.

Rio: Telcos profited on SMS but failed to ramp up cell sites

DICT officer-in-charge Eliseo Rio Jr. said Globe Telecom and Smart Communications reaped a cash windfall with SMS or text messaging a number of years back but did not invest in building cell towers despite the anticipated massive demand for mobile data.

Globe says its int’l broadband capacity is more than 16 Tbps

Globe Telecom issued a statement on Friday, December 15, disputing the assertion by the government that the combined capacity of the country?s telcos is only at 2 Tbps.

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