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Pinoy students with disabilities shine in IT contest in Korea

Four Filipino students bagged five gold and six silver medals in the Global IT Challenge for Youth with Disabilities (GITC) held last November 25 to 29 in Busan, South Korea.

First on Newsbytes.PH | DICT usec named new NPC deputy commissioner

John Henry Naga will leave his post at the DICT and replace lawyer-physician Ivy Patdu, whose term as deputy commissioner lapsed in March this year.

LGUs with best digital initiatives feted in Digital Governance Awards

The Digital Governance Awards (DGA) is an annual event recognizing LGUs’ best practices in utilizing ICT for the effective and efficient delivery of public services to local communities and to business stakeholders.

DTI readies initial P125M in venture fund for startups

Government authorities have signed the implementing rules and regulations (IRR) for the law providing incentives to local startups.

Top gov’t officials sign IRR of Innovative Startup Act

The government aims to generate 1,000 startups by 2022 through initiatives under RA 11337 or the Innovative Startup Act.

Poe alarmed that Dito telco yet to put up first cell site

During the plenary deliberations of the proposed 2020 DICT budget, Sen. Panfilo Lacson, the agency budget sponsor, told Sen. Grace Poe that not one cell site has been completed by D

DICT marks construction of first common tower in PH

The construction of the country’s first shared cell tower has commenced in Caoayan, Ilocos Sur.

DICT holds pilot-launch of business registration portal

The Central Business Portal, which will be fully operational by February 14 next year, covers business transactions under the SEC, but is envisioned to also cover the DTI and even the BIR.

DICT holds simultaneous launch of 23 free Wi-Fi sites in PH

The DICT targets to install a total of 8,073 operational live sites for the year 2019.

DICT gets another P1.2B for free public Wi-Fi hotspots

But the DICT has been under fire from lawmakers who have criticized the slow roll-out of free Internet in public areas around the country, particularly in state universities and colleges (SUCs).
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