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Senate panel backs move to amend IPCP
By Javier Joe Ismael
May 01, 2024 12:03 am

SEN. Mark Villar, chairman of the Committee on Trade, Commerce and Entrepreneurship, has raised concern over the significant increase in counterfeiting and piracy activities during the lockdown, leaving local video producers, distributors and aggregators at the losing end.

During the April 30 hearing, various proposals to amend the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines (IPCP) were discussed.

Sen. Mark Villar, chairman of the Committee on Trade, Commerce and Entrepreneurship. (Voltaire F. Domingo / Senate Social Media Unit)

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