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Poll automation
is back on track
By Kristine L. Alave, Philippine Daily Inquirer
After four days that generated plenty of politicking, the two companies that won the contract to conduct automated elections in 2010 have settled their differences.
- Palace makes a clean breast of Arroyo implant
- Building a closer RP-US partnership
- High court castigates abusive Makati judge
- Maxene files fraud raps vs aide
- Stop high-risk projects in Marikina watershed
- Fugitive nabbed for illegal investment scheme
- Estrada backs mayor in fight vs Arroyo son
- DENR exec says too many veggies harm forests
- Flu boosts sale, hikes prices of fruits
SPORTS
Powerade-RP downs US fiveJapeth Aguilar made key shots down the stretch, teaming up with Arwind Santos to help the Powerade-Team Pilipinas squad slip past the visiting Soldiers for Christ, 100-94, in an exhibition match at the FilOil Flying V Arena in San Juan.
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- Alcala faces tough Chinese foe
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- Four foreign dribblers get UAAP clearance
NEWS
PDI joins ‘biggest coverage’ of 2010 pollsTop Philippine companies, media entities, civic groups and academic institutions Friday banded themselves into a powerhouse pledging to provide the “biggest and most comprehensive” coverage of the 2010 elections, while helping protect the polls against fraud and ensure the results are delivered fast.
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- Nation: Nonstop prayers for Cory Aquino; no visits
- Metro: Saturation drive held on ‘shabu tiangge’
- Regions: Korean foreman sued for murder try
- Inquirer Visayas: Equal opportunity is a myth for the deaf
- Inquirer Visayas: Canigao: Slice of paradise for Leyteños
TECHNOLOGY
In this digital age, is film still alive?In the age of digital cameras and mobile phones, the film business is slowly ebbing away. But Eastman Kodak, the purveyor of film, still believes about 5 million to 6 million rolls are still being sold every year in the Philippines.
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- Tech Addicts: More smartphones coming to RP
- Game Magazine: Game! 2009 issue out soon
OPINION
Trace the virusTHE TOKENISM behind President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s two-day self-imposed quarantine shows us what happens when government policy follows short-term political objectives. At best, it accomplishes nothing. At worst, it sends the wrong signals, about the wrong priorities.
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- Letter to the Editor: Real numbers in Con-ass
- Letter to the Editor: Charter amendment leads to ‘conquest by money’
- Mahar Mangahas: Collective intentions are easier to judge
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- Solita Collas-Monsod: Cheating in UP
GLOBAL NATION
Italy adopts tough law vs illegal immigrationItaly adopted a tough law against illegal immigration on Thursday, including a measure allowing citizens to mount their own patrols, despite fierce criticism from rights groups and the Vatican.
ALSO
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- Kin of Filipina in crash hopes for a miracle
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- Being Filipino: Dysfunctionally Pinoy
- Living Abroad: Blue passport blues
BUSINESS
S&P affirms RP ratings, stable outlookCredit watcher Standard & Poor Ratings Services affirmed on Friday its non-investment grade rating for Philippine sovereign issues, while maintaining a “stable” outlook.
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LIFESTYLE
10 reasons to watch the UAAP opening weekendThis week, 2bU gives you 10 good reasons why you should watch the opening weekend of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) on July 11-12, as they usher in the 72nd season of the country’s premier collegiate basketball league.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Family comes first for Marvin AgustinMarvin Agustin wears many hats: As an actor-performer, he has impressed televiewers with alternately good boy and contravida roles on GMA-7 series, was recently reunited with erstwhile screen partner, Jolina Magdangal, on “Dear Friend” and “Adik Sa ’Yo,” and cohosts the Kapuso network’s Sunday musical-variety show, “S.O.P. Rules.”
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