Politics

Judging from the ton of comments on my post about the ZTE Broadband Deal I can say that students around the Philippines are not really into political and social issues. Why? Well, their schools ask them to make all sorts of projects, writeups and…

Some people do the stupidest things with information entrusted to them. Take this case for example. PTB contributor Arnold Gamboa discovered that a certain website purporting to belong to the Commission on Elections NCR (National Capital Region) has published the…

Got this via email. Apparently, some employees of the Philippine Land Transportation Office, with all its computerization projects, have found a way to perpetrate yet another corrupt practice–this time in the light of having ICT…

It was all over the news yesterday (today in my biological clock). The Supreme court lifted the temporary restraining order on the implementation of the Expanded Value Added Tax law.

Implementation of the VAT law will sharply raise

the prices of goods and…

Alecks of PCIJ (homepage, blog) has put up the Center’s latest i-Report eMagazine for subscription thru i.PH Pay4Access.

This recent issue is a mix of current and less timebound stories. In our cover story, we revisit the issue of…

Just learned that the Administration—or someone apparently linked

with, or is a fan of, the Arroyo Administration—is blogging at the Rational Sphere.

Chanced upon this via Google. The Office of Civil Defense of the Department of National Defense has a blog! Or at least their “news” page appears to be using a content management system commonly utilized in blogs (Mambo).

iblogph.org’s iBlog mini on Blogging Gloriagate is just a day away. Expect me to be there (sans the ponytail of last May’s iBlog summit).

On August 4, 2005, from 9 am to 12 noon at the UP College of Law,

UP-ISP will be holding an iBlog Mini entitled: “Blogging…