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DOST seeks mandatory use of PH-made air quality monitor 

The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) has urged the government to consider the first locally made air quality monitoring device, Robust Optical Aerosol Monitor or ROAM, as a prerequisite for the issuance of Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC).

Malacañang proclaims 2 new IT ecozones in Batangas, Bacolod

The new IT ecozones are expected bring in a total of P1.641 billion worth of investments.

DICT says copies of leaked gov’t info found on Azure cloud

Despite the denial of a data breach by some law enforcement agencies, the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) said on Thursday, April 20, that copies of leaked personal data were stored in an Azure cloud site.

IPOPHL reveals draft rules for site-blocking to fight piracy

The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) said it plans to implement a site-blocking mechanism within the year.

Marcos Jr. orders single operating system for all gov’t transactions

Pres. Ferdinand Marcos Jr. approved last April 11 the creation of a single operating system for all government transactions to ensure ease of doing...

New multi-stakeholder group bats for inclusive digital growth in PH

At the launch of Alliance of Tech Innovators for the Nation (ATIN) on Wednesday, April 13, DICT undersecretary David Almirol Jr. said the agency will be launching probably next month the eGov Super App, which will bring most online government services in a single platform including the eTravel system which travelers need to use when leaving or entering the country.

Senate bill seeks recognition of online publication before law becomes effective

Sen. Jinggoy Estrada proposed in his Senate Bill 1645 the inclusion of publication of laws in the online version of the Official Gazette and of newspapers of general circulation among the legal and recognized format and channel of publication of laws of the country.

BIR stresses need for taxation in digital economy

BIR deputy commissioner Marissa Cabreros has stressed the need for taxation in the digital economy to level the playing field between traditional enterprises and digital businesses as the economy shifts from brick-and-mortar to virtual.

DTI says 44% of consumer complaints in 2022 related to online transactions

Because of the increase in complaints on online transactions, the Department of Trade and Industry said it is pushing to have a provision on e-commerce trust mark under the proposed Internet Transaction Act.

IP filings rise to new record-high in 2022

Trademark and patent filings, as well as copyright registrations, achieved all time-highs.

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