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Envisioned as a one-stop Internet shop, Cyberworld outlets offer both dial up and broadband Internet access as well as Internet games and cyber stores which showcase the latest Internet equipment and gadgets.


Philweb.com president Alex Villamar said "our aim is toe expand quickly the availability of Internet access in the country by offering affordable rates in strategic locations."


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                    [Title] => PhilWeb, Compaq join forces to establish Internet data center inRP
                    [Summary] => 

There seems no stopping local tech stock PhilWeb.com in its aggressive hook up
and expansion binge in its efforts to distinguish itself as the country's top
Internet company.

Its latest coup: a partnership with global computer giant Compaq for the
establishment of an Internet data center.

PhilWeb president Alex Villamar said the Internet data center is a  major step
in providing cost-effective solutions for all types of business enterprises
with web-based applications while avoiding the high cost of individual
distributed information technology (IT) centers.

"It is our v
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                    [Title] => PhilWeb clinches new deal with foreign partner
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PhilWeb.com, the hottest issue in the stock market at the moment, clinched yet
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sixth partnership in less than two months of its existence.

The Nasdaq-listed Net2Phone, the first company to capitalize on Internet
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incorporating its solutions to further enhance PhilWeb's suite of products and
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The New Jersey-based technology firm (market capitalization: over $3 billion)
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                    [Title] => Ongpin files P300-M countersuit versus APC
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PhilWeb.Com chairman Roberto V. Ongpin is fighting back at business rival APC
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P300-million for fabricating "malicious and baseless claims" against him.

"How can I steal something which belonged to me to begin with?" Ongpin
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"For APC to  lay claim that I stole the concept from them is ludicrous since
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Internet stock PhilWeb.Com has entered into a private placement deal with
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deal with the Nasdaq-listed ITXC Corp. in its continued bid to become the
dominant cyberspace network provider in the country.

PhilWeb corporate information officer Roberto San Jose told the Philippine
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Ongpin, PhilWeb.Com and South Seas Natural Resources Inc. of having illegally
appropriated for themselves corporate opportunities and business that properly
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                    [Title] => PhilWeb eyes P2-B net income in three years
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Newly-established information technology (IT) firm PhilWeb.Com expects to
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on the huge but relatively untapped potential of business-to-business
electronic commerce in the Philippines.

Alex Villamar, PhilWeb president, said yesterday that for the first year alone
they are targeting about 12,000 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) which are
yet to embark on e-commerce.

With a subscribed and authorized capital stock of P800 million and P3.2
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PhilWeb.Com, a newly established firm owned by the group of former trade
minister Roberto Ongpin, bared plans yesterday of launching a full chain of
revenue-generating projects to harness the vast business potentials of the
Internet and set the company apart from other players in the field.

At the same time, Alex Villamar, PhilWeb president, said that they will put up
an e-venture fund to help acquire Internet-related companies whose products and
services will create synergy with PhilWeb.Com's business platforms.

Already, PhilWeb has gained majority control of South Seas Natu
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                    [Title] => Ex-Philcom CEO bares reasons for resigning
                    [Summary] => 

Former Philcom Corp. president and chief executive officer Alex Villamar
claimed yesterday that internal and external pressures forced him to give up
his post at the cash-strapped company where he worked for almost 18 years.

Villamar tendered his resignation last Jan. 10 but it only took effect last
Monday.

Evelyn Singson, president and chief executive officer of APC Corp., a
subsidiary of Belle Corp.
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ALEX VILLAMAR

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Envisioned as a one-stop Internet shop, Cyberworld outlets offer both dial up and broadband Internet access as well as Internet games and cyber stores which showcase the latest Internet equipment and gadgets.


Philweb.com president Alex Villamar said "our aim is toe expand quickly the availability of Internet access in the country by offering affordable rates in strategic locations."


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Internet company.

Its latest coup: a partnership with global computer giant Compaq for the
establishment of an Internet data center.

PhilWeb president Alex Villamar said the Internet data center is a  major step
in providing cost-effective solutions for all types of business enterprises
with web-based applications while avoiding the high cost of individual
distributed information technology (IT) centers.

"It is our v
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PhilWeb.com, the hottest issue in the stock market at the moment, clinched yet
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sixth partnership in less than two months of its existence.

The Nasdaq-listed Net2Phone, the first company to capitalize on Internet
telephony or the use of voice-enhanced products over the Internet, will soon be
incorporating its solutions to further enhance PhilWeb's suite of products and
services available to its clients.

The New Jersey-based technology firm (market capitalization: over $3 billion)
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P300-million for fabricating "malicious and baseless claims" against him.

"How can I steal something which belonged to me to begin with?" Ongpin
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"For APC to  lay claim that I stole the concept from them is ludicrous since
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deal with the Nasdaq-listed ITXC Corp. in its continued bid to become the
dominant cyberspace network provider in the country.

PhilWeb corporate information officer Roberto San Jose told the Philippine
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Ongpin, PhilWeb.Com and South Seas Natural Resources Inc. of having illegally
appropriated for themselves corporate opportunities and business that properly
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on the huge but relatively untapped potential of business-to-business
electronic commerce in the Philippines.

Alex Villamar, PhilWeb president, said yesterday that for the first year alone
they are targeting about 12,000 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) which are
yet to embark on e-commerce.

With a subscribed and authorized capital stock of P800 million and P3.2
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revenue-generating projects to harness the vast business potentials of the
Internet and set the company apart from other players in the field.

At the same time, Alex Villamar, PhilWeb president, said that they will put up
an e-venture fund to help acquire Internet-related companies whose products and
services will create synergy with PhilWeb.Com's business platforms.

Already, PhilWeb has gained majority control of South Seas Natu
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claimed yesterday that internal and external pressures forced him to give up
his post at the cash-strapped company where he worked for almost 18 years.

Villamar tendered his resignation last Jan. 10 but it only took effect last
Monday.

Evelyn Singson, president and chief executive officer of APC Corp., a
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