The Myanmar Times
Thursday, 20 June 2013
The Myanmar Times
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Cybercrime the greatest online threat, says expert

Washingtion – Listen to the chatter from top officials and you’d think that World War III was about to break out on the internet. The US defense secretary is warning about a digital “Pearl Harbor”. Former director of national intelligence ...

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Second Myanmar online expo gets underway

The second Myanmar online expo kicked off last week, with organisers saying they hoped to better the 10 sales recorded in the first event.

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‘No internet attacks’, says MPT official

A Myanma Posts and Telecommunications (MPT) spokesperson said last week the slow internet download speeds in Yangon were not being caused any cyber attacks.

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MPT imposes ban on internet calling services

Internet users in Yangon have been rocked by a ban on voice-over-internet-protocol (VoIP) services imposed by Myanmar Posts and Telecommunications in an order delivered to Myanmar Info-Tech on March 2.

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Barcamp breaks its attendance record, again

The third edition of Myanmar Barcamp, held in Yangon on February 19 and 20, attracted more than 4000 attendees, including foreigners, said the event’s organisers.

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Online trade event attracts 850,000 visitors

The statistics from the First Myanmar Online Trade show are in, and they include a mixture of good and bad news.

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Bus firmbrings net to NPT services

Elite Express bus company last week announced that it would offer free in-bus internet service for passengers travelling on the Yangon-Nay Pyi Taw route from March.

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Internet users get crafty as connections slow

Slow internet is an almost certain trigger for apoplexy or unreasonable outbursts of anger, and rivals unreliable telephone services for sheer annoyance value. In the past fortnight internet users in Yangon have had plenty of time to contemplate all manner of poor behaviour as the internet has slowed to a near halt time and time again.

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Barcamp continues to grow

The second national Barcamp, an IT forum where techies gather to talk shop, give presentations and brainstorm, was held last week in Mandalay, said Myanmar Computer Professionals Association (MCPA) joint secretary and Barcamp organising group member, U Taung Su Nyein.

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E-Telegram service expansion

A Government-run-e-telegram service will soon extend its coverage, a Myanmar Posts and Telecommunications (MPT) spokesperson said last week.

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