There’s this company that has filed a legal action against one of its top executives who ran off with its money. Our sources revealed that this local firm takes its name from a popular wireless technology, but it’s not really using that technology. The company is reportedly trying to pacify some of its subscribers. But our sources say the company is “hurting.” Why Max, anyone?

It’s totally useless to allow government decide on the .ph issue.

Our sources say the CICT (yes that agency that has been losing its people to the ‘dark side’) has been dilly dallying on the issue lately. We even heard that the CICT might completely forget about this issue. It will let it die a natural death!!!! Why? Our good sources reveal that the dotPH owner and a CICT official are family friends. Even the CICT lawyers are not too excited to deal with this problem. What gives?

What’s this we’re hearing. A Philippine medical transcription company is complaining of being “cut out” of a major event abroad?

The story goes: This company and some bigger companies offering medical transcription outsourcing services in the US went to an annual event. They were told they will be promoted under one banner — that is the “Philippines.”

Okay all things went well at first (btw, each company has to fork out some money to go there so it wasn’t free). Then there was a dinner event, which this company was apparently not invited. The dinner event invited only the “officers of these medical transcription organization.” Since this local company was not an officer of the local organization, it was left out. But they insisted of going. To their surprise, they found all the bigger players there, including “non-officers” sitting with potential US clients. The gall!!!

Moral of the story: bigger players will always dominate any industry. Smaller players will often get the crumbs. This is plainly corporate bullshit, where the “big boys” dictate what goes on.