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    The document discusses copyright laws in the Philippines. It states that no copyright exists for works produced by the Philippine government, but commercial use requires prior approval. It also notes that borrowed creative works in the document are owned by their respective copyright holders, and the publisher has obtained permission or exhausted all options to seek permission to use these materials. Only organizations with agreements through FILCOLS may copy from the work, others must contact publishers and authors directly.

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    Republic Act 8293, Section 176: States That: No Subsist in Anywork of The Government of The Philippines

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    Republic Act

    8293, section
    176
    states that: No
    copyright shall
    subsist
    in anywork of
    the Government
    of the
    Philippines.
    However, prior
    approval of the
    government
    agency or of ce
    wherein the work
    is created shall
    be necessary for
    exploitation of
    suchwork for
    pro t. Such
    agency or of ce
    may, among
    other things,
    impose as a
    condition
    the payment of
    royalties.Borrow
    ed materials
    (i.e., songs,
    stories, poems,
    pictures,
    photos, brand
    names,trademar
    ks, etc.) included
    in this book are
    owned by their
    respective
    copyright
    holders.
    DepEd is
    represented by
    the Filipinas
    Copyright
    Licensing
    Society
    (FILCOLS), Inc.
    in
    seeking
    permission to
    use these
    materials from
    their respective
    copyright
    owners.
    All means have
    been exhausted
    in seeking permi
    ssion
    to use these mat
    erials. The
    publisher and
    authors do
    not represent
    nor claim
    ownership over
    them.
    Only institutions
    and companies
    which have
    entered an
    agreement
    withFILCOLS
    and only within
    the agreed
    framework may
    copy from this
    Learner’s
    Material.Those
    who have not
    entered in an
    agreement with
    FILCOLS
    must, if they
    wish to copy,
    contact
    the publishers
    and authors
    directly.
    Authors and
    publishers may
    email or contact
    FILCOLS
    at lcols@gmail.
    com or
    (02) 439-2204,
    respectively.Publ
    ished by the
    Department
    of Education
    Secretary: Br.
    Armin A.
    Luistro FSC
    Undersecretary:

    Dina S.
    Ocampo, Ph

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