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Globe asks NTC to amend rules on mobile signal boosters

Globe said it has asked the NTC to allow only type-approved repeaters or signal boosters that are industry certified to prevent interference with network signals contributing to poor network experience.

Now Telecom set to become 4th telco after getting NTC permit

Wireless broadband firm Now Telecom is slated to become country’s fourth telecom player after the National Telecommunications Commission issued last Sept. 14 the extension of its provisional authority (PA) to operate a mobile telecommunications system.

NTC extends validity of existing permits, licenses until Dec. 2020

The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has extended the validity of all existing telecom and broadcast permits, certificates and licenses until Dec. 31, 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Poe seeks clarification on ‘conflicting’ number of cell towers

Sen. Grace Poe has asked government regulators and telcos to reconcile their inconsistent data on the number of cell towers in order to have a clear basis for ramping up efforts to boost connectivity in the country.

NTC urged not to succumb to pressure from solons to close SkyCable

Buhay party-list Rep. Lito Atienza has warned the NTC not to cave in to the pressure by some lawmakers at the House of Representatives to shut down SkyCable, saying cable TV companies do not need to secure a legislative franchise in order to operate.

National Teachers’ College adopts flexible remote learning model

The National Teachers’ College has announced that it is employing a flexible remote learning model this coming school year by offering modified online and correspondence modules to students.

NTC orders TV, radio firms to broadcast DepEd learning materials

The DepEd announced on Sunday, July 5, that it has secured the backing of the NTC to support television and radio-based learning delivery for the upcoming school year.

Sky Cable to stop satellite TV service, asks NTC to reconsider CDO

The stoppage order only covers the DTH service, which is mostly deployed in remote areas and operates under the brand Sky Direct. The stoppage order does not cover the cable TV service of Sky Cable.

Lapid bill mandates telcos to put broadband in unserved areas in PH

Sen. Manuel "Lito" Lapid has filed a bill aiming to establish broadband Internet connection in all unserved and underserved cities, municipalities, and barangays in...

NTC asks LGUs, subdivisions to let telco frontliners in

The NTC made the appeal after receiving reports from various telecommunication companies that their frontliners tasked to do repair works on fixed broadband access cabinets were being prevented to enter gated villages due to the community quarantine.
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