Junking An Internet Libel Suit
In my article about suing an Internet user for libel way back in September 2009, I described a court case in its early stage of litigation involving prominent plastic surgeon Vicky Belo and activist-lawyer Argee Guevarra who allegedly ... read more
Paying Taxes The Easier Way
In my blog post about taxing the self-employed Pinoys, I mentioned about the time-consuming ways of filing and paying the dues by the taxpayers. While the fixed-income taxpayers are no longer required to file annual income tax returns ... read more
Taxing The Self-Employed Pinoys
The other day, I watched the live telecast of the 2011 State of the Nation Address (SONA) of our President Benigno S. Aquino III and among the many statistical figures he mentioned, it was the amount of taxes ... read more
Teaching English: Then & Now
Today,we often hear Filipino children speaking in English but I wish to say that they still belong to the minority of our young population. While English is the language of business and governance, Filipino is still national language ... read more
Reduced Access Charges Opposed
Do you remember what I wrote in my recent post about reducing interconnection charges for voice calls and text messages of cellphone subscribers? In the said article, I quoted the news report regarding what happened in the first ... read more
Internet Connection Outage
We lost our wired DSL connection to the Internet from the early morning of July 11 until the early afternoon of July 17, 2011. This is the first time we had a one-week Internet connection outage in the ... read more
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