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How social media changed the cannabis industry

Cannabis firms can now even commercialize their products on social media.

EXPLAINER | Impact of BIR circular on social media influencers

The BIR recently issued a circular reminding social media influencers to register and pay their taxes. To explain what it means to ordinary folks, online tax filing platform Taxumo prepared a short explainer.

BIR warns social media influencers to pay taxes

Unless exempted, social media influencers -- both Filipinos and non-Filipinos – are required to pay income tax and percentage or value-added tax.

Oversharing: What is okay to share online and what is not

With the increase of time being spent online and the diverse activities being posted on different social media platforms, security firm Kaspersky is reminding parents about the risks of oversharing online.

NPC to PNP: Respect privacy rights in social media

The National Privacy Commission (NPC) has warned the Philippine National Police (PNP) that it cannot go beyond the boundaries set by law for its plan to monitor social media for quarantine violators.

Drilon shoots down AFP chief’s proposal to regulate social media

Sen. Franklin M. Drilon said that the suggestion of newly named AFP chief Gilbert Gapay to include provisions to regulate social media in the IRR of the Anti-Terrorism Act is "illegal and unconstitutional."

Study: Filipinos turn to social media amid lockdown woes

The study showed there were over 43 million total conversations on social media in the Philippines from March 15-23, the time when the government placed Luzon under enhanced community quarantine.

Twitter SEA exec highlights winning tweet tactics, campaigns

Twitter managing director for Southeast Asia Arvinder Gujral says that tweets with cultural relevance create lasting impressions.

Twitter teams up with Mental Health PH to launch #ThereIsHelp campaign

#ThereIsHelp is now available in 17 countries.

Report: Asia Pacific online users give up social media details for quiz, freebies

The report disclosed that more than half (55.5%) of survey respondents in Asia Pacific from the age groups 16-24 and 25-34 think it’s impossible to have complete online privacy in the modern digital world.
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