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Philippines gets first retail satellite service
News Satellite broadband service provider is targeting "under-served" communities and aims to have 50,000 subscribers, mostly in the country's rural areas, in three years.
Tags: Business broadband, Personal broadband, Satellite, Asia, Internet Access, Philippines, Satellite Service, Broadband, satellite broadband, information technology
At 40, the Internet's still reshaping history
Insight The Net has crushed geographic barriers and withstood extraordinary growing pains. But the human race has work to do adapting to its creation.
Tags: Web sites, Web 2.0, Netcraft, WWW, Net, cloud computing, Web 2.0, Web sites, PC, Facebook
India or China--who will prevail?
Insight China versus India: which one is destined to rule the 21st century?
Microsoft local chief, top execs grab 'separation' package
Blogs When Rafael "Pepeng" Rollan, managing director of Microsoft Philippines, told the local IT press on May 17 that the comp...
SingTel to provide Internet link to Myanmar
News SingTel will be providing Myanmar a gateway for Internet access via its SingTel Internet Exchange (STIX).
Student admits to hacking Mediacity site
News Student Edwin Lim Zhaoming, 18, Monday pleaded guilty to hacking into a Television Corporation of Singapore server on June 15.
Hackers shut Myanmar gov't Web site
News Myanmar telecommunications engineers were trying Thursday to restore the military government's Web site after hackers shut it down, a military intelligence officer said.
Singapore, Malaysia to standardize telecom equipment testing
News Following similar agreements with Brunei and Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia plans to standardize telecommunications equipment testing procedures between the both countries.
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications
Hackers deface KK Hospital website
News The KK Women's & Children's Hospital website fell prey to hackers early yesterday.
M'sian firms should seek opportunities overseas
News The Association of the Computer and Multimedia Industry of Malaysia (Pikom) wants its members to look for business opportunities in the region, and not just to depend on the local market.
Kotra sees long term compatibility in MESDAQ
News Local pharmaceutical product manufacturer Kotra Industries Bhd sees the Malaysian Exchange of Securities Dealing & Automated Quotation (Mesdaq) as the appropriate exchange for the flotation of its shares.
Managing UOB's critical IT pipes
Insight IT chief Susan Hwee keeps vigil over the United Overseas Bank's IT systems and operations, all of which have become an integral part of the business.
Tags: IT Management, IT budgeting, Budgeting/cost control
Supercomputer weathers through Asia, mid-East
News The Asia Disaster Preparedness Center is relying on a supercomputer from IBM to do modeling for disasters such as tsunamis and mudslides.
Tags: Supercomputing, Data centers, Databases
How good are the censors in China?
News From China, CNET News.com reporter Michael Kanellos searches the Internet for "Tiananmen", and sees just how editors can alter history in the Digital Age.
Tags: Web sites, Search, Video
Net censorship on the rise
News Survey by OpenNet Initiative finds 25 out of 41 administrations block or filter Internet content, compared to just a few five years ago.
Tags: Web sites, Government
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