Law on direct downloading in the Philippines sought

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...Unsa may naa ari sa SG brad?

haskang paita..wa nahuy laing mahimo....bisan unsa nalng para masulti lang nga naa silay gibuhat..paita.. maypag tinod-on na nila ang Anti piricy campaign. daghan diha sa colon oh?! wa jud sila kita ana? kani man nihoong downloading ang birahan nga ang obvious kaayo wa dakpa?!

& unahon ta nila ang paghimo og trabaho pra sa mga tao..the reason mopalit ta og pirated (or download) kay tungod sad kay wa tay budget.. kung parehas pa ta sa Singapore aw, syaro mo download gihapon ta?! haskan ka ogobs oi..

[james_chaw]

i'll agree to this when they provide us with more than just globe and pldt as ISPs. We should have at least 4 ISP companies so that we will not be slaves to the monopoly or bi-poly, if you must. I don't consider bayantel as an ISP because they are hardly comparable to the services of Globe and PLDT.

The reason why internet media is so popular in the US is because the speeds are amazingly fast. What's more, Filipino surfers would tune in to streamed media more often if the PHILIPPINES wasn't blacklisted by some streaming media providers i.e. hulu.com

I will agree to this if actual speeds of internet service providers are actually WORTH the MONEY we pay for. In the US, cable television, telephone service and internet connection are all bundled to a low low cost of USD40 at last check. And the speed being provided is fast enough for hi-def video calling via skype and 720p webcam.

I will agree to this when our congressmen have the balls to actually come up with an Anti-trust law that actually works to kill monopolies when the masses are being exploited beyond contempt.

I will agree to this when someone in the Philippines sets up a Filipino version of Netflix and actually worth subscribing to.

[rodsky]

Ehhh? This is ALREADY covered in current Philippine IPR laws--it's just not being IMPLEMENTED and ENFORCED properly, just like ANYTHING else in this pathetic country.

-RODION

[Eve's Apple Project]

...Unsa may naa ari sa SG brad?

when i said, parehas sa SG, meaning naa work & taas ang income sa tao so di na kinahanglan mopalit og Pirated nga DVD etc..

last time naa ko diha bai, gibadlong ko daan sa ako barkada (even my brother & uncle) nga yaw daw pagdownload kay wa ray oras naa nay manoktok sa portahan.Also, naa bay baligya pirated dvd dha bai? im just not sure if naa ba..basin sayop ko kay sa akong paglibot2 diha sauna wa man koy nakit-an (or basin sook na kaayo og tago na kaayo)..sa cebu kay nagbaha man.

if maghimo sila og balaod about downloading, maypag unahon tawn nila og himo og trabaho para sa tanan. kanang balaod sa downloading ang mga datu ray makakwarta ana..hehehe

[personalmgt]

"We have to criminalize it first before we can have all the necessary technologies needed to address the problem," Valenzuela said.

This line is stupid. That would be like saying we need to build bridges in a town where there are no rivers. Even if this were to happen, the government does not have enough time or resources to acquire the said technology.

I do not condone piracy. But due to corporate greed, I find stuff in piracy much much more convenient and not because that it's free. Piracy is bad, but what's much worse is that people are making money out of piracy or as we say, the people who sell pirated media in Colon or anywhere in the country. Direct Downloading in the country is nowhere profiteering, its sharing. Nobody pays a dime, there are just people who abuse it to sell it.

In the end, the laws are already there. Then there's this another law, which I doubt will be enforced like the previous law. And if they do enforce this law well, well there's always TrueCrypt.

nga yaw daw pagdownload kay wa ray oras naa nay manoktok sa portahan.

That's because bandwidth is expensive in SG bay. You download a lot of stuff, a lot of it reflects in your monthly bills. Unlike here in the Philippines, we have unlimited internet so...

[yanong_banikanhon]

Pastilan, wa man gani makahimo ang UAE ug Saudi government pagpahunong ani nga mga datu ni kaayong mga nasora, makaafford gyud sila pagbayad sa mga equipment ug mga technical consultant, ang Pinas pa ba kaha?

Maayo pay kaning kwarta nga gastohon aron pag-implementar niining balaora gamiton para sa basic infrastructure like roads, housing and even food subsidy para sa mga less fortunate nga mga lumulupyo.

Bisan pag unsaon og block sa tanang ISP sa pinas ang direct downloading basta duna pay mga nasud nga nagtugot niini, makalusot ra gihapon ang gustong mo-download. All you have to do is to register a VPN account from a company who has VPN server in countries with unrestricted internet access and you can bypass all of these download blockers/filters.

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...Actually, SG and PH are almost the same the only difference lang is that ang Law. kung naay underground business ang ph naa sad ang sg.

...Going back to the topic, speaking of practicality matters, YES! I agree, mas dapat unahon jud ang mga taxes, wages sa mga employees, and the market pag-fix kay mao nay naka-dala ug kagubot sa mga lumolupyo. Law has also plays a very important role, dapat naa jud concrete nga Law na mo guide sa mga 3 essential things para sa mga residente not just by starting sa downloading law.

when i said, parehas sa SG, meaning naa work & taas ang income sa tao so di na kinahanglan mopalit og Pirated nga DVD etc..

last time naa ko diha bai, gibadlong ko daan sa ako barkada (even my brother & uncle) nga yaw daw pagdownload kay wa ray oras naa nay manoktok sa portahan.Also, naa bay baligya pirated dvd dha bai? im just not sure if naa ba..basin sayop ko kay sa akong paglibot2 diha sauna wa man koy nakit-an (or basin sook na kaayo og tago na kaayo)..sa cebu kay nagbaha man.

if maghimo sila og balaod about downloading, maypag unahon tawn nila og himo og trabaho para sa tanan. kanang balaod sa downloading ang mga datu ray makakwarta ana..hehehe

[salbahis]

...Pero I think this is really a controversial between from country to country... because, in the first place, there are some individuals na mo-visit jud sa mga gov site to seek some important details and information and we can't control them from browsing thier needs. I believe the only way is that they must have IT Security Expert specialized to that particular field...

thats why i specifically pointed "illegal" to determined between legal and not

ako ok ranako i ban ang illegal torrent ug illegal directo download.... mayna para atleast makat-on sad tag respeto sa tagiya jud ana....

[salbahis]

i'll agree to this when they provide us with more than just globe and pldt as ISPs. We should have at least 4 ISP companies so that we will not be slaves to the monopoly or bi-poly, if you must. I don't consider bayantel as an ISP because they are hardly comparable to the services of Globe and PLDT.

OT lang ko gamay, as what ive experienced with Bayantel... kusog man sila kay pang corporate man ang iya speed... we transmit terabytes to our client's server using bayantel!! PLDT and Globe wasnt fast enough!!

naa may bayantel diri sa cebu pero mga companya ra ila i cater!!

[digitalart]

sturya rani di jud ni mahitabo lol