All 122 Telecommunications reports from the Media Meter Report Library, newest first.
The July 30 conversation was shaped by President Marcos's call to end system loss charges, Meralco's response, and major energy deals, alongside political controversies and entertainment news.
The day after President Marcos Jr.'s SONA, the conversation is dominated by his pledge to remove system loss charges, the planned spaceport in Cagayan, and the Pax Silica industrial hub, with mixed reactions from industry and public.
The Philippine telecom conversation on July 20-21, 2026, was split between consumer frustration over service and porting issues on Reddit and a coordinated government push for digital services via the eGovPH Hackathon and AI-for-MSME initiatives. PLDT's new plan launch drew scrutiny over hidden fees, while Globe backed a data sovereignty executive order. The DICT-Landbank AI partnership and Converge's youth tech program signaled a broader digital transformation agenda.
A daily intelligence brief covering July 14, 2026, synthesizing social media conversations and news coverage on telecommunications, cybersecurity, and related corporate developments in the Philippines.
The impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte commanded the heaviest broadcast coverage on July 13, while energy sector woes—rising electricity rates and grid alerts—and a fatal deworming incident in Cavite drew significant public and regulatory scrutiny.
Globe Telecom added 408 new 5G sites in Q1 2026, lifting outdoor coverage to 98% in key cities, while PLDT and DITO's landmark network-sharing deal signals a shift from price competition to infrastructure cooperation. Consumer sentiment on DITO remains mixed, with throttling complaints persisting alongside positive reviews and a new esports partnership.
A deep dive into the escalating consumer frustration with PLDT disconnection processes and GOMO's declining value, alongside the growing role of the CICC in cybercrime reporting, based on social media and news coverage from July 11, 2026.
A snapshot of the Philippine telecommunications conversation from July 1–10, 2026, covering industry collaboration against illegal network operators, Converge's digital diplomacy with South Korea, PLDT's service and billing complaints, eSIM friction, and DITO's streaming-centric market push.
A day of sharp contrasts: DITO and GOMO promotional campaigns drive high engagement, while PLDT billing frustrations and a fake cell tower alert near Davao Airport expose deep consumer distrust and security vulnerabilities.
Globe Telecom launches satellite-to-mobile service via Starlink, while DITO wins a DICT award for last-mile connectivity and DICT expands its national broadband network in Central Luzon. The day's conversation centers on bridging the digital divide through new technologies and government programs.
A day of contrasting narratives: PLDT faces mounting customer frustration over prolonged outages on Reddit, while Converge pushes gaming-focused promos. Meanwhile, the Sara Duterte impeachment trial dominates news coverage, with high AVE across multiple outlets.
A Converge ICT fiber cut in Quezon City sparked a wave of angry reactions on Facebook, while Reddit and YouTube users shared speed frustrations and router workarounds. The DICT announced free WiFi for remote areas, and PLDT expanded 4G sites in Bohol.
