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Online economy can create jobs for women, says DOLE official

Unlike traditional offline employment, DOLE exec Ahmma Charisma Lobrin–Satumba said platform work does not require many eligibility requirements. Thus, it provides alternative employment opportunities even to those with limited educational and professional experience.

BIR exec says gov’t needs to craft policies, laws for digital taxation in PH

The government needs to adopt a well-thought-out strategy and policy package in taxing the digital economy, according to the deputy commissioner of BIR’s legal group.

PH moves up by a single notch in global startup rankings

Metro Manila also improved to the 87th from 86th spot last year and now ranks among the 20 best startup ecosystems in the Asia-Pacific region.

NPC urges instant messaging apps to limit grant of permissions from users

The NPC said limiting access to the full features of IM apps due to the user’s denial to grant app permissions may be unnecessary.

DOST rolls out technologies for AI National Roadmap

The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) recently launched programs and technologies in support of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) National Roadmap.

Gov’t urged to improve workers’ skills, social protection to bridge gaps in online work

Gender and other related issues in platform work in the country are likely to remain, if not widen, due to the lack of policies and programs for skills development and social protection, according to researchers.

Gov’t begins pilot run of online dispute resolution system

The Philippine Online Dispute Resolution System (PODRS) will serve as the Web-based consumer complaint portal of the country where consumers can file complaint and seek redress in relation to the product purchased or service availed either online of offline from a business establishment or platform located in the Philippines.

Bill filed in Senate seeking to develop satellite-based Internet access

Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian said the bill seeks to improve Internet access in the country by encouraging the entry of new satellite technologies to provide services to those either unserved or underserved areas.

DICT wants to use SUF to fund digital infrastructure programs

The DICT is seeking to reclassify spectrum users fees (SUF), which are collected annually from telcos, from Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses (MOOE) to “capital outlay”.

PH gearing up to launch its biggest satellite in 2023

Dubbed the Multispectral Unit for Land Assessment, or MULA, the commercial-grade satellite will weigh 130 kilograms — the country’s biggest to date.

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