The Filscap vs. Anrey case was a pivotal moment in the Philippines’ copyright landscape
Innovation is coming to towns
While innovation inputs soared, innovation outputs continued to slide
It’s imperative to rise in the Life Sciences and Global Innovation Index
How then can we boost innovation outputs in this high risk and capital intensive sector?
Global protection for local designs
On the part of IPOPHL, we will be conducting an information campaign to spread the word about The Hague System at the ground level
Cultivating innovation, technology transfer and IP
I was reminded of how effective intellectual property sharing, paired with the appropriate technology, greatly improves the work of agri-laborers, especially for the MARCCO population more than half of whom are women
Joining innovation frontiers
It’s not just Manila that is showing promise. Highly urbanized cities such as Naga, Iloilo, Cebu and Davao are also emerging as exciting startup destinations
Listening to our indigenous people
In the Philippines, our indigenous peoples have constantly enriched our nation’s arts and music, as well as contributed to our medicine and agricultural sectors through invaluable gifts sourced from their lands, cultures, traditions, knowledge, systems, and practices
Communicating IP in our lingua franca
The mini glossary, a 24-page document downloadable on our website, also translated various terms specific to the domains of trademarks, copyright and patents
Mediation outside litigation
The goal is to find a mutually amicable solution that accommodates the interests of both sides
The face of IPOPHL’s anti-piracy campaign
In a survey we did with the WIPO in 2021, many respondents believed that pirated copies of music, video games, TV series and movies did not harm anyone