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Antonio joins Barcenilla, Paragua, Laylo in 1st FIDE Online Olympiad
Grandmaster Joey Antonio nails the last spot in the Philippine chess team

Buy one, donate one: Buying veggies from this online store helps feed low-income families
For every box of fresh produce you buy from Gising Gising PH, the same box is donated to a family in need from communities in Antipolo and Payatas


Enjoy free shipping with Lazada’s mid-year Bounce Back Sale
Get ready for a massive one-day sale with the biggest discounts from local and international brands

U.S. examines possible Wirecard link to bank fraud case – report
American officials are reportedly examining Wirecard's possible connection to two principals behind the Online Marijuana Marketplace Company who were indicted for laundering

Paragua heads PH chess team aspirants to Online Olympiad
New York City-based Mark Paragua earns a shot at returning to the national chess team

Buy shirts inspired by your favorite Philippine resto from this website
Sales from these t-shirts created by Filipino designers will support local restaurants and their service teams

Torre, Antonio banner PH challenge in Asian Seniors Chess
Filipino Grandmasters Eugene Torre and Rogelio 'Joey' Antonio are among the favorites in the Asian Seniors Online Chess Championship
PLDT Enterprise, De La Salle Lipa partner to enable e-Learning
PLDT Enterprise has turned over 665 units of pocket WiFi devices with Smart GIGA Study plans

[OPINION] It’s okay – take that online course
'I dare do not discredit the happiness and pride people gain in finishing courses'

Coronavirus updates: Cebuanos have questions for General Cimatu
Since the decisions you and the national government make affect the lives of about one million Cebuanos in Cebu City, I called out to Cebuanos on Twitter if they had questions for you. I got a few responses.

[OPINION] On hoarding certificates from online courses and webinars
'The webinar is eroticized by so-called experts as a necessary and legitimate qualification. The certificate becomes the cult-favorite signal of self-improvement.'

10 things you can buy at the Shop2Give Hope sale to help children in need
Enjoy up to 70% off on Unilever products and get a chance to win special prizes

Google ad revenues to dip as market becomes 'triopoly' – tracker
New research by eMarketer indicates Google will still be the leading digital advertising but with a smaller share as the market evolves into a 'triopoly' with Facebook and Amazon
Reporting after the cyber libel verdict
Journalists are not the ones running scared

YouTube, Smart bring Creator Camp LIVE to help creators adapt to uncertain times
The series will feature different personalities like Erwan Heussaff, Wil Dasovich, and Alodia Gosiengfiao

Didal, Panugalinog rule Asian online skateboarding tiff
Cebuanos Margielyn Didal and Motic Panugalinog reign supreme in the Asian Skateboarding Championships 2020 Online Skate Lockdown Video Competition
Cops arrest online sex trafficker in Taguig who abused own son, sister
'One of the victims was a differently abled 27-year-old deaf female, the younger sister of the suspect and who is also the mother of some of the children rescued,' says Police Colonel Sheila Portento

What to buy your dad this Father’s Day
A list for people who aren’t quite gifted at giving gifts

Google giving $1B in ads to non-profits this year
The initiative will focus on groups combatting racism and damage done by the coronavirus pandemic
Severino rules IPCA Online World chess crown
Asian Para Games chess champion Sander Severino proves he’s world-class

Hontiveros urges BIR to 'withdraw, review, rewrite' online seller memo
Senator Risa Hontiveros says the exemption on small-time online vendors should be included in the Bureau of Internal Revenue guidelines

BIR: Online sellers earning less than P250,000 a year won't be taxed
But they still need to register, or else face penalties, says the Bureau of Internal Revenue
Media calls on EU to crack down on online disinformation
Broadcasters, publishers, and journalists call on the European Commission to implement 'much stronger measures' to combat disinformation on internet platforms such as Google and Facebook


Senators hit BIR: 'Ang luwag sa POGO, ang lupit sa Pilipino'
'Imbes na online sellers, baka puwedeng singilin muna ang mga POGO na may P50 billion in unpaid taxes?' asks Senator Risa Hontiveros

Get up to P100 discount from these GrabFood restaurants
Use these codes to get free delivery and discounts on Bacolod Chicken Inasal, 8Cuts, Conti’s Bakeshop and Restaurant, and more

As online selling booms, BIR reminds vendors to register, pay taxes
The Bureau of Internal Revenue says online businesses that register on or before July 31 will not be slapped with late fees
[OPINYON] Tara, webinar!
Teacher ka? Walang nakatitiyak kung anong uri ng danas ang nakaamba sa atin sa pasukan. Mag-aral, maghanda, para hindi mabulaga.

#HandsOffOurStudents trends as Filipinos call out fake accounts swarming Facebook
'The real terrorists are behind these attacks to the privacy and security of students and people who are critical of the administration's incompetence,' a netizen says

Quizon, Reyes surpass Asian Juniors chess rankings
Young Filipino chess standouts Daniel Quizon and Chester Neil Reyes fare better than their seedings in the regional online tournament

10 things you can buy for only P6.00 at Shopee’s 6.6 super flash sale
Get your mobile phones and laptops ready for online shopping on June 6

Aspiring Filipino entrepreneurs find success on Lazada
Get to know the story behind local brands Sundals, Ala Eh Barako, and Bags on Demand

'This is not terrorism': Filipinos take to the streets after anti-terror bill hurdles Congress
Several sectoral and progressive groups take their outrage to the streets continuing the call to junk the anti-terrorism bill

LIST: #JunkTerrorBill activities, protests
(UPDATED) Here's a list of indignation rallies and other activities hosted by various groups and organizations, following the House’s passage of the draconian anti-terrorism bill
PM is not the key: DTI tells online sellers to post prices
Online vendors must display prices instead of telling their customers to send private messages first, says the Department of Trade and Industry
Promo codes: Going 6.6 sale shopping? Here’s how to get further discounts
Enjoy coupons from Lazada, Shopee, and Zalora

MMA's Angela Lee slams online bullying after TV star's death
'I don't understand why people feel the need to spread negativity and ill wishes to another person, whom they have never even met,' says Lee

Coronavirus Updates: Metro Manila, Cebu City relax restrictions
We label June 1 as ‘The Hunger Games: NCR, Cavite, and Cebu City Editions.’ For those returning to work, it’s like getting into a death match.

YouTube rolls out video chapters feature
The feature allows creators to divide a video’s timeline into clickable portions
Inside the Industry: The future of schooling with Edukasyon.ph
Founder and CEO Henry Motte-Muñoz makes the present less scary for educators

Mother arrested for livestreaming sexual abuse of own children
The 35-year-old mother faces charges of child trafficking which is punishable by life imprisonment
Rare cognac sells for $144,525 at auction
An 'exceedingly rare' bottle of Gautier Cognac 1762 preserved since the end of the 19th century sets a new auction sales price record

Promo codes: Get your stay-at-home necessities at a discounted price
Enjoy coupons from Grabfood, Watsons, Lalamove, and Landers

Ylona Garcia, Bright Vachirawit on 88Rising’s 'Asia Rising: Summer Edition' lineup
The two stars are part of the online festival's lineup

[ANALYSIS] Don't confuse schooling with learning
President Duterte rejects the idea of opening classes in August, saying we should wait for a vaccine first. Does this mean education has to stop?

HBO Max set to launch in the U.S. on May 27
The platform enters a competitive marketplace, with the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Disney+, and Apple TV+ all vying for consumers' attention
Coronavirus Updates: Threat to free speech in Cebu
We’ve documented in Cebu at least 3 instances where residents are either intimidated by politicians, visited by police, or arrested for their Facebook posts

Love in lockdown: Dating for the single and quarantined
Is this truly the worst time to be single?

Replays of Masses not 'invalid' amid pandemic, says Bishop David
Caloocan Bishop Pablo Virgilio David, vice president of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines, sets the record straight after a viral post claimed that the blessing of the Mass 'is only for those joining the livestream and not the replay'
