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OMB keeping tabs on sale of pirated software in e-commerce apps

From January to June this year, the OMB seized 11,941 pieces of storage device, 100,257 pieces of blank discs, and 54,338 pieces of pirated DVDs.

Piracy tops intellectual property violations during lockdown

Aside from illegal streaming and illegal reproduction of copyrighted content such as movies and anime, IPOPHL said there has been an increase in intellectual property violations for e-books with the rise of distance learning.

Survey: Pinoys most voracious users of pirated content in SE Asia

The survey also revealed an alarming trend -- many of the people streaming pirated content are young.

ABS-CBN files lawsuits against 2 content pirates in US

The lawsuits allege that the suspects engaged in a multi-state scheme to sell pirated set-top boxes to the unsuspecting public.

PH removed from EU’s priority counterfeit watchlist

The Philippines is no longer in the priority watchlist of European Union (EU) in terms of threat to its intellectual property rights (IPR), a biennial report of the European Commission showed.

Survey: 64% of PH businesses using illegal software

More than half of corporations in the Philippines are still using unlicensed software in their business operations, according to the latest BSA Global Software Survey in 2018.

OMB wants law amended to cover Internet-based content

During its recent budget hearing at the Senate, OMB chief Anselmo Adriano said the agency is a storage-based regulatory office and is powerless when it comes to piracy committed over the Internet.

OMB admits difficulty keeping up with modern tech, combating piracy

The Optical Media Board said pirated materials have migrated from optical discs to USBs, SD cards, internal, and external storage devices.

Gov’t seized record P23.6-B worth of counterfeit goods in 2018

In 2017, the government captured a total of P8.2 billion worth of goods, with the bulk of the items comprising of consumer electronics.

Globe backs Senate bill seeking to block websites enabling online piracy

Globe Telecom and the international group Coalition Against Piracy (CAP) have come out in support of a Senate bill aiming to deter online piracy in the country by blocking Internet websites that illegally distribute copyrighted material like videos, music, and gaming.
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