Blocking Of Child Pornography By The ISPs
Late last month, there was a news report stating that nine (9) of the leading Japanese Internet service providers (ISPs) started blocking access to child pornography websites as part of their efforts to crack down on the spread ... read more
Escaping Life Sentence Through Plea Bargaining
I am not a lawyer so I cannot easily understand that despite the findings and recommendations of both Congress and the Senate committees, the Second Division of Sandiganbayan (Philippine anti-graft court) still approved the plea bargain between former ... read more
Pre-School Education Of Today’s Children
My wife and I are taking care of our four-year old only grandchild (apo) and part of the responsibility is her early schooling. At her early age now, she would be on her second year of pre-school this ... read more
Impeaching The Ombudsman
The drama will soon begin. This time, the cast will be complete unlike in its preview where the lead character did not show up. Impeaching the ombudsman is sure to become the blockbuster of the year. The nation ... read more
Using Broadband Cap To Hide System Deficiency
Days ago, I blogged about some of our Internet Service Providers’ (ISPs’) move to adopt “fair use policy” in their broadband business to prevent a small minority from hogging the bandwidth to the detriment of the great majority ... read more
ISPs Start Broadband Capping
While the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is still in-process of conducting public hearings on minimum broadband speed and without any law to prevent its adoption, Internet service providers (ISPs) have decided to invoke the “fair use” doctrine in ... read more
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