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This document summarizes the history of internet development in the Philippines from 1986 to 2014. It traces the emergence of bulletin board systems and dial-up networks in the 1980s, the connection of the Philippines to the global internet in 1994, and key milestones like the establishment of the first Philippine websites and search engines in the 1990s. The document also notes increasing internet access and usage among Filipinos over time, the growth of gaming and social media online, and cybercrime legislation passed in 2012.
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- 1. PHL 1986+ – BBS Dial-up Networks Int’l BBS Networks INTERNET = emails, shareware programs, informational files “Fidonet” Annual subscription fee: P1000 1991+ – Emergence of email services Multinational companies: Intel, Motorola Local Firms: PLDT, Philcom x.25 Networks Local & int’l email for Fidonet users 1993 – Philnet Project Students from top Universities participated; sent emails aFburnodaindg from DOST 1994 – Philippines was first connected to the Internet (for F R E E) PHNet “Sprint” (US); 64 kbps 10:18am – “We’re in” (connection was live)
- 2. PHL 1995 – Public Telecommunications Act of the Philippines Removed need for Value Added Service to secure Ofrathnecrh oisreganizations could connect to the IGnrteorunpest and individuals could create personal Websites INTERNET Speed Bumps: Unequal dist. Of Internet; Corruption in Gov’t 1995+ – Increasing Bandwidth + More Filipino users Continuing dev’t of Internet in the PH 1996 – 1st Websites 1st PH food site: Magoos.com 1st Standalone Job Site: Trabaho.com 1st Local Environmental Site: bwf.org 1st investment & savings nak website: BPI.com.ph PHNet Provided 128K link to Malacanang
- 3. PHL INTERNET 1997 – 1st Search-enabled web directory EDSA.com.ph 1998 – Philippine Webby Awards 1st event of its kind WG&A: 1st Internet Shipping Website 2000 – 1st 2-way satellite (Online Virtual Corp.) Internet connection from USA to PHL At least 30 clients 1st full “.ph” search engine (GoPinoy.com) Estimated 1.113M computers in the PHL 2001– Pioneering Internet Access in Mountain Province XiJEN Institute of Technology + TESDA Narrowed digital divide gap for rural areas shunned by ISSaPtesllite link using VSAT technology Electronic Yellow Pages Chikka Instant Messenger 1st Filipino company to develop Internet/mobile phone based messaging software instant
- 4. 2006– PHL: Nearly 5.6M Filipino Gamers & US$14M in revenues Txoco: Social Networking Site 20,000 employees interact with each other (conglomerate) 24% PC Penetration among small businesses in the PHL 2007 – 1st Politician to launch Election Campaign with live chat Chiz Escudero 2011 – 33% of Filipinos Access the Internet Ages: 15-19; 20’s 24% of Filipino users access Internet daily 67% use social media (vs 40% who use email) PHL 2012 – Cybercrime Prevention Act Criminalized cybersquatting, cybersex, child pIdoernntoitgyr athpehfyt, illegal access to data & libel 2014 – 20th Anniversary of Philippine Internet INTERNET
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