US Embassy in Cambodia to sell discarded items online
The US embassy in Cambodia is running an auction, set to benefit buyers in the Kingdom who will get the opportunity to bid on used stock from its office, starting at $50 per lot.
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Business owners embrace new online registration system
287 companies have registered via the gov’t’s new online business registration system.
Arab states target extremism online – but are they effective?
With the rise of the “Islamic State,” a host of Arab-led initiatives were created to disrupt extremist content online. But their activities have triggered concerns about their wider role in countering terrorism.
Literacy programme reaches more learners as it moves online
Basic education for people with limited literacy to be switched to online learning.
Cambodia’s largest online supermarket launches contactless delivery service
Delishop.Asia comes up with a system to deliver products without the risk of Covid-19.
Viral outbreak spurs online property search in Kingdom, Realestate.com.kh CEO says
Significant increase in online property searches: CEO of Realestate.com.kh.
Online-based sales urged for tax registration obligation
Online businesses using the Facebook to sell products and services face being taxed.
The threat of counterfeits and piracy online
They distort the marketplace, lead to revenue loss and undermine consumer safety. A robust policy is needed.
Online seller makes public apology for ‘sexy’ selling techniques
Sreyneang says from now on she will refrain from sexy clothes for broadcasts.
Secrets of the online Call Girl
Taing Rinith documents the lives of the sex workers who conduct their business online. They may use fake names here, but their stories are true.
China retreats online to weather Novel Coronavirus catastrophe
Virus-phobia sends hundreds of millions of Chinese flocking to online working options.
SE Asia ‘fake news’ laws open the door to digital authoritarianism
A wave of recently introduced laws in countries across Southeast Asia has increased authorities’ control over the internet and criminalised any online activity deemed to be “subversive.”
Online gambling ban is good for S’ville property sector – Experts
Property experts say Cambodia’s online gambling ban is a sensible move.
Ministry tells public to beware of phishing and online gambling
Ministry warns online gamblers that they are vulnerable to hacking.
Ministry signs MoU to expand job information services
A Memorandum of Understanding to expand online job-information service.
Ministry to issue proclamation on health goods sold online
Health ministry is to issue a proclamation to regulate cosmetics sold online.
Free online courses for easy learning
Va Sonyka enumerates some of the most useful websites where you can learn various courses at your own pace. And yes, you can access them for free!
Media sector seeks new powers to challenge Big Tech
Big Tech firms are clobbering traditional news organizations.
YOU ARE HIRED!
Some people land a job effortlessly, some don’t. Some young people, especially those who have newly graduated, find it hard to get their dream jobs mainly because they don’t know how and where to obtain the right information on the application requirements and process.
Preparing Cambodia for e-commerce
Bun Park, managing director of Camazoon and the founder of Phzar, discusses the Kingdom’s e-commerce potential.
More than 50 Chinese nabbed over online gambling
Over 50 Chinese are arrested suspected of running an illegal online gambling ring.
‘Click and match’ polls campaigning in Australia
Political parties are taking advantage of Australia’s open policy on online information gathering in their polls campaigns, Reuters notes.
S’pore shoppers to choose products using ethical palm oil
A new online shopping tool to buying products made using ethical palm oil.
Will Asia’s digital integration be derailed?
East Asia has overtaken North America as the most ‘data rich’ region. But Asia is already at the doorstep of the next big disruption with 5G. Is that a boon or bane? Hosuk Lee-Makiyama tries to answer this question.
Britain proposes new online safety laws
Britain proposed new online safety laws to protect users from harmful content.
People.cn expands lucrative online scrubbing business
BEIJING () – People.cn, the online unit of China’s influential People’s Daily, is boosting its numbers of human internet censors backed by artificial intelligence to help firms vet content on apps and adverts, capitalising on its unmatched Communist Party lineage.
Google fined $1.7 bln for search ad blocks in EU
Google was fined 1.49 billion euros for blocking rival online search advertisers.
Google rejects Aussie call for scrutiny
Alphabet Inc’s Google has rejected calls by Australia’s competition regulator for tougher scrutiny of its operations.
Pet plastic surgery sparks debate online
Double eyelid surgeries are not uncommon these days, but what if they were for pet cats?
M&S food to go online in $2 bln Ocado joint venture
Britain’s Marks and Spencer and Ocado launch an online food joint venture.
