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Doctrine of fair use in copyright infringement cases

THE “FAIR USE” doctrine allows for the limited use of copyrighted material without permission from the copyright holder for specific purposes. Copyright infringement is a...

The iconic three dots tattoo of Apo Whang-Od and copyright 

BUSCALAN TINGLAYAN, Kalinga – I was inked last Holy Week  in my right forearm with the iconic three dots tattoo by  Apo Whang-Od, the so-called last and  oldest...

Mahjong as part of Chinese influence in Filipino culture

MAHJONG has a special place in our family as we grew up with weekend gatherings of aunts and uncles for mahjong sessions while we...

‘Maynila sa mga Kuko ng Liwanag’ 50 years after its first screening

“APING-API mga Pilipino. It is very frustrating for an old man like me to see how things are going in this country.  Sana abutan ko pa ang...

‘Be disruptors for good’

“NEVER stop asking the hard questions and be disruptors for good.” Veteran journalist Jessica Soho reminded graduating students to be one with the community and society...

Bishop Pabillo: Do not forget Edsa

“LET US make the effort to remind the people not to forget Edsa. Let its light remain uncovered. Its work remains unfinished.” Thus declared politically outspoken...

‘MakiBeki. Huwag Mashokot’ reverberates in UP Diliman

“MAKIBEKI. Huwag Mashokot” is the gay lingo for the activist slogan “Makibaka. Huwag Matakot” that reverberated at this this year’s Pride March and Festival on...

Celebrating Pride Month in Virgin Lab Fest XX

VIRGIN LABFEST (VLF) celebrates Pride Month by staging one-act plays linked with the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer or Questioning (LGBTQ+) community. “Sa mga nagsasabing puro...

Happy 117th birthday, UP!

THE OBLATION statue of the University of the Philippines (UP) depicts a man facing upward with arms outstretched, symbolizing a selfless offering of oneself to his union. UP...

Two decades of Virgin Lab Fest

“MAY ASIM PA” is an appreciative Tagalog phrase often heard in storytelling involving middle-aged women that acquired its double meaning – sourness and sweet. Literally translated in...