constitutional law, media law, Rules of Court

ABS-CBN Teleradyo anchors, analytical Ricky Rosales & witty Cory Quintos, press urgent questions on the MTRCB plan to regulate Netflix, iWantTV, other video streaming apps (vid here)

ABS-CBN Teleradyo anchors, analytical Ricky Rosales and witty Cory Quintos, press urgent questions on the MTRCB plan to regulate Netflix, iWantTV, other video streaming apps (embedded video below, scroll down)

           Live interview by Teleradyo “On the Spot” news program on ABS-CBN cable yesterday morning Sept. 4, 2020

         Many thanks for the sponsors of these timely, relevant news interviews. (very appreciative that all news interviews of blog admin have sponsors. This helps the workers involved in the production). The advertising spots in the middle or before the last two minutes of this interview are: Tide Perfect Clean and Tribute to Frontliners by Unilab. The ads you will see might vary : Marami pong salamat.

         (apologies for not having enough time to hair-dry and no-salon-visit for six months. Also, my internet connection, a 5G LTE, starts to lag during the discussion on getting a court order as required for surveillance of an individual’s online surfing activity …
In that portion, the internet buffering makes it sound like a form of somnambulation, sorry powz.).

       Many thanks, Myraleigh ♥and Jane Leah ♥: L’ O_ _ _ _ Paris Color La Palette nude eyeshadow c/o of Myra (she bought it so we don’t have to say the brand name) and the delicate multicolor crystal bracelet handmade by Philippine SME artisans,  c/o Jane. Many thanks to students, colleagues, journalists, law professors, friends, who inspire us when discussing the nature of cyberspace through the years which blog admin often described in lectures as “infinite, if you can imagine what infinity looks like…”

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(Credits: as stated in the video)

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Postscript (and thanks to the freshmen who openly expressed their concerns)

Postscript (and thanks to the freshmen who openly expressed their concerns)

      Postscript to the pre-enlistment advising of freshmen advisees last Aug. 13
( see Aug. 13 post here at https://wp.me/p2mko-ctb  )

Last month, during the pre-enlistment advising of freshmen, and with permission from the advisees, this site anonymously published the concern of one of the freshmen-advisees that in their checklist, the academic load stated is 18 units (originally intended for a regular face-to-face semester or in-person classes) whereas this semester they are undergoing online classes.

     Today it was stated in the notices that the regular load this semester of online classes now is 12 units (in ordinary times, the regular load is 15 units; now, in view of the nature of online classes, it is 12 units ); a student may opt to overload, i.e., any load in excess of 12 units is considered an “overload” for this semester’s online classes, i.e., allowed and categorized as overload.
Fyi.

(file photo from the archives)