[Be The Good] Does your community want a chat room on Muni?
We need more people leaving the 'old' enshittified internet, and choosing better alternatives
We need more people leaving the 'old' enshittified internet, and choosing better alternatives
The Senate minority's survival now depends on the Ombudsman, the justice department, The Hague, and the Supreme Court
Ano ang maaaring pananagutan sa batas ng mga tricycle driver na nahuling nag-i-illegal racing at nag-e-exhibition sa public road?
Sa tamang panahon (when the time is right).
LET’S not mince words: Everyone who is responsible for the leadership and management of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), and its two main line agencies, the National Telecommunications…
The Manila Electric Co. is reportedly seeking the go-signal from the Energy Regulatory Commission to allow the power utility giant to implement the next round of refunds to its customers. In its application to the ERC…
AROUND the time of the United Nations General Assembly in recent years, the "Taiwan independence" separatist forces seized the opportunity to clamor about so-called "Taiwan's participation in the United Nations". And…
Corruption starts at the barangay level. Examples:
RECOURSE to judicial power is proper only when there is a controversy over rights that are legally due and demandable. The qualifier “legally” circumscribes the disputes that the Supreme Court — or any court, really…
Three school shootings in three months.
TO borrow a sports metaphor, the government’s decision to lift its idiotic freeze on land transport fares was a “Hail Mary” pass that saved most modes of land transport — jeepneys, provincial and city buses, etc. — from…
Almost every time someone I know is scheduled for surgery, delivery or is in a medical emergency, chances are family members will soon be making an online appeal for blood.
WAS the blocking of Discord justified? The government’s answer came in Latin. Defending the block, the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC) invoked “parens patriae,” the doctrine of the State’s…
Perhaps because Father Flavie Villanueva found him deserving of being heard, dismissed policeman Rodulfo Gracioso may face less skepticism about his story of grand thievery allegedly involving Vice President Sara…
BRUSSELS — A recent working trip to Jamaica gave me the chance to look beyond the postcard image of this Caribbean island — the reggae, the beaches, the jerk chicken and, of course, Bob Marley. At the Bob Marley Museum…
Less than a day after banning access to Discord, the Department of Information and Communications Technology lifted it, with Secretary Henry Aguda and the DICT’s Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center…
First of four parts OUR Pax Silica series offered a glimpse of the new world. America is no longer merely policing an international order it largely created. It is assembling alliances, securing supply chains…
First of four parts OUR Pax Silica series offered a glimpse of the new world. America is no longer merely policing an international order it largely created. It is assembling alliances, securing supply chains…
“HOW’s the weather today?” This is a common conversation topic in America. But here in the Philippines, we hardly seem to talk about it, unless there is a typhoon or heavy rainfall. Although the weather is usually the…
First of two parts WHEN visitors have a deeper appreciation of urbanism and architecture, I take them to the gritty parts of Manila and Escolta and the back streets of Makati, not the perfectly planned BGC and Rockwell…
SAN FRANCISCO, California —Two secular trends will shape finance in the years ahead. One is powered from the bottom up by transformative technological innovations, and the other from the top down by geoeconomic…
SEOUL — Artificial intelligence (AI) is advancing at a breathtaking pace, and so are fears about its impact on jobs, especially for young people entering the labor market. The tasks that generative AI can increasingly…
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