Ombudsman Remulla Confirms Palace Accepted DICT Chief Aguda’s Resignation
Ombudsman Boying Remulla said Saturday, Oct. 10, that Malacañang had accepted Department of Information and Communications ...
Read moreDetailsOmbudsman Boying Remulla said Saturday, Oct. 10, that Malacañang had accepted Department of Information and Communications ...
Read moreDetailsDepartment of Information and Communications Technology - DICT Secretary Henry Aguda will remain in office, with ...
Read moreDetailsThe Senate has advanced a bill that would hit social media platforms with fines of ₱5 ...
Read moreDetailsMalacañang said there is no immediate plan to ban Facebook in the Philippines, as Meta continues ...
Read moreDetailsThe Philippines now ranks 6th in the world for ChatGPT usage, and the message behind the ...
Read moreDetailsAs false information spreads faster during a national crisis, the government is now pressing platforms to ...
Read moreDetailsSenator Risa Hontiveros has urged the Senate to investigate online gaming platforms, including Roblox, over growing ...
Read moreDetailsDozens of Facebook accounts posting near-identical messages within minutes of each other have drawn attention after ...
Read moreDetailsThe Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is rolling out a blockchain-based system intended to ...
Read moreDetailsA recent public hearing on the government’s proposed national blockchain framework signaled a possible shift in ...
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