The Intellectual Property
Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) has submitted a
bill to Congress proposing amendments to the Intellectual Property Code of the
Philippines. These are aimed to support IP enforcement in general and more
especially in the digital environment.
The digital enforcement amendments grant
IPOPHL the authority to take down online sites that infringe
the rights of the IP owners. IPOPHL will have the power to issue notice and
takedown requests against online piracy and
counterfeiting.
Further, landlord liability,
which applies only to copyright infringement under the IP Code will be
applicable to trademark infringement as well. Lastly the proposed bill makes the NCIPR, the government’s anti-piracy task force, a permanent unit with a permanent IP representative in each of the agencies.
Another recommendation
by IPOPHL in case of copyright infringement is for the copyright owners to have
ownership of the domain name of the violating website transferred in addition
to entitlement to damages from the advertising revenues earned by the
infringing site. This, however, will be proposed in another amendatory bill in the
next Congress.
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