Tom S Noda

The solution provider believes the technology is ideal for a country spread across 7,000 islands

TV watching in the Philippines is expected to experience a dramatic change in terms of prime time viewing and TV advertising with the launch of myTV -- the first commercial mobile TV service in the country

Asia's leading outsourcing players are exploring a shift from individual country promotion and development towards collaboration and integration to help expand the region's share of the global ICT market, according to Cebu Business Month-ICT chairman Bonifacio Belen.

Software development firm Exist Global aims to arm business process outsourcing (BPO) companies in the Philippines with

The Philippine government, together with Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) and IT solutions company Red Fox, Wednesday formally opened the expanded Digital Media Arts Development (DMAD) laboratory for local state universities and colleges (SUC).

The Land Transportation Office (LTO) is arming traffic enforcers with BlackBerry handhelds that allow remote access to motorist and vehicle records. Using BlackBerry 7290 handhelds, the LTO

Congress is set to conduct hearings on the proposed Free Open Source Software (FOSS) Act of 2006, which mandates the use of open-source software in government. If enacted, the law is likewise expected to benefit small companies.

The Philippine government is allotting a total of some P26 billion (US$526 million) on projects that support its Cyber Corridor program, which seeks to attract investments in the field of IT and business process outsourcing (BPO).