Soliman reiterates call to fight cyber pornography, prostitution
DSWD chief says victims of cyber pornography do not think of freedom, but cages
DSWD chief says victims of cyber pornography do not think of freedom, but cages
Internet voting could be the solution to the low voter turnout of overseas absentee voting (OAV) in the recently concluded May 2013 elections, Commission on Elections (Comelec) chairman Sixto Brillantes Jr. said Tuesday.
Two men were arrested for the alleged illegal operation and sale of Internet modems that caused a major telecom firm to lose P10 million in revenues.
THE salvor company hired to recover the capsized vessel MV Maria Angelica Grace is trying to drag the boat to a deeper portion of the Mactan channel to enable them to re-float and set it upright.
If they think they can bully her into quitting the race for the Senate, they are mistaken.
Eight days after being sexually assaulted by friends while passed out at a party, and then humiliated by online photos, 15-year-old Audrie Pott posted on Facebook that her life was ruined, “worst day ever,” and hanged herself, the family’s lawyer said.
It was like a scene from an action movie where cops are portrayed as the bad guys.
The US newspaper industry is seeing some glimmers of hope after being battered for years, a prominent study concluded Monday.
Friends and classmates of a 17-year-old campus beauty queen, who was stabbed and killed in a dormitory here on Saturday, have tapped the social networking site, Facebook, for their campaign for justice for her.
A new “copyright alert” system has begun rolling out this week in the United States in an effort to curb online piracy.
Two Philippine Eagles will do it—live on the Internet. The Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF) on Wednesday launched its camera livestreaming project that will feature the activities of two eagles in captivity.
Sandra Vidulich is so excited about the leather boots she ordered through Amazon that she rips open the box in front of the postman and tries them on. “I looove them,” she declares, as the driveway at her tree-lined home in rural New Zealand briefly becomes a catwalk. “They’re cool.”
North Korea will soon allow foreigners to tweet, Skype and surf the Internet from their cellphones, iPads and other mobile devices in its second relaxation of controls on communications in recent weeks. However, North Korean citizens will not have access to the mobile Internet service to be offered by provider Koryolink within the next week.
