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March 18th, 2010 at 2:45 pm
Seven million pesos worth of pirated multimedia and graphic design software seized in a PAPT raid against Offshoring, Inc.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Manila, Philippines – Offshoring, Inc., a web design and development company providing offshoring services, was recently raided by operatives of the National Bureau of Investigation’s Intellectual Property Rights Division (NBI-IPRD) for allegedly using pirated and unlicensed copies of multimedia and graphic design software in their business operations. The NBI is a member of the Pilipinas Anti-Piracy Team (PAPT), a government-led initiative going after businesses that are allegedly involved in the use and sale of pirated and unlicensed software.
Armed with search warrant issued by Pasig RTC Judge Rolando Mislang, the raiding team led by NBI-IPRD Executive Officer Atty. Joel Tovera swooped down on the offices of Offshoring, Inc. at the 5th and 27th floors of Tycoon Center Bldg., Pearl Drive, Ortigas Center, Pasig City. A total of 66 computers loaded with unlicensed and pirated copies of Photoshop, Dreamweaver and Flash software were confiscated, all of which are essential tools in the daily operations of a web design and development company such as Offshoring, Inc.
“As part of the enforcement procedure, our operatives seized the 66 computers which were found loaded with unlicensed and pirated copies of various multimedia and graphic design software with an estimated value of almost seven (7) million pesos,” Atty. Dante Bonoan, chief of the NBI-IPRD said.
“We, at the PAPT, encourage business owners and executives to maintain a fair and law-abiding business. Use of unlicensed and pirated software should not be an option. It is a serious violation of the Philippine law and if found guilty, company officers will face stiff penalties,” Bonoan added.
The use of pirated and unlicensed software is a violation of the Intellectual Property (IP) Code of the Philippines carries a fine of up to P1.5 million and imprisonment of up to 9 years.
The PAPT composed of the NBI, Optical Media Board and the Philippine National Police, has put together useful information on the IP laws of the Philippines in its website, http://www.papt.org.ph. The website also provides PAPT enforcement updates and links to other reference materials on IP.
For more information on the PAPT, you may call the PAPT Secretariat at (02) 692-9516.
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