As the campaign against the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 gains momentum, we encountered screenshots of at least two notable foreign personalities supposedly weighing in on the issue.
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The body of DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo was found this morning off the shore of Masbate island, after an intensive search that started last Saturday afternoon. To honor the memory of such a great public servant, we should not feed the trolls.
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A Facebook page passing itself off as the official presence of the Philippine National Police (PNP) on the popular social networking service makes a good case for social media management for any high-profile organization—government or otherwise.
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Here’s something interesting we found today, thanks to a dear reader who will remain anonymous. Anyone with a decent computer running a web browser can download files direct from the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) web server. No passwords or logins required.
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A survey commissioned by US software company TeamViewer revealed just what Americans would give up to work from home. Out of a pool of 2,630 adults, about 5% admitted that they would divorce their spouse.
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The other day the Philippine Senate approved Bill 2796 or the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (CPACT). We’ve already pointed out that the proposed law’s vague wording may render any pornography site illegal in the Philippines. Turns out CPACT may affect how Filipinos access WiFi hotspots as well.
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We at Technograph focus more on tech stories as they’re relevant to Filipinos, avoiding the bandwagons set by mainstream sites like Engadget and Gizmodo. But when a US bill threatens to affect the internet in general, we have no choice but to join the naysayers.
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In this guest post, Franky Branckaute shares his thoughts on the aftermath of Steve Jobs death, and his worry that we’re all missing the big picture.
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I never thought I’d see this day: Gmail now tells me that I’ve almost filled up my inbox. Out of the 7,629 megabytes of my storage space, I’ve used up 7,250—or around 95%!.
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Filipinos love saving money, which is why group-buying sites like Gupo are popular in the Philippines. Unfortunately, the deals website commits three common mistakes with its email newsletter.
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