SB 2109

Senate·17th Congress·Filed Nov 26, 2018

Philippine Online Infringement Act

An Act Enabling the Intellectual Property Office Through the National Telecommunications Commission to Cancel Licenses of Internet Service Providers That Allow Websites to Infringe or to Facilitate Infringement of Copyright

Author · Senator

Tito Sotto
SenatorSenate President Pro Tempore
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Subjects

Intellectual Property CodeNational Telecommunications Commission (NTC)Online InfringementInternet Service Providers

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SBN-02109 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress