Name: Denampo Ivan Mikhael L.

Grade & Section: Grade 12 STEM-B

TCNHS MIL Week 8

What I Know
1. A 6. A
2. C 7. C
3. C 8. D
4. B 9. B
5. D 10. A
What’s In: Activity one – Sense the Message
As what I have seen in this poster, it clearly depicts and convey the message about the COVID-
19 to the audience. It serves a reminder or notice that gets every reader’s attention because of
its color and symbol that looks like an alarming situation, where a quick action or response is a
must and needed. As for technical codes, the editing of the COVID-19 is precise, where it
shows danger, cautious and immediate response. Lastly for the written codes, the language that
was used in the poster is not ambiguous and very comprehensible. It uses simple words yet a
very strong and convincing to the reader which has a huge impact.
Guide Question:
The message in the poster is, if you have symptoms or showing a symptom of COVID-19
diseases, you must report it directly to keep the spreading of the virus contain or minimized. I
identify them by looking to what is written in the poster and looking at the symbol.
What’s New: Activity 1- This I Know…

Terms My Understanding
Intellectual Property It is a property of a mind that relates to any
creation of the mind such as inventions,
designs, or any art works.
Copyright Basically, the right of the owner to own
his/her inventions, designs, art works or
simply works.
Fair Use A doctrine that allows limited use of
copyrighted material without permission from
the copyright holder for purposes as such.

Guide Question:
1. It’s about our rights to use a copyrighted material and the right to owns our own work.
2. Copyright Infringement and Plagiarism
What’s More: Activity 1 – I can Summarize

Intellectual Property

-refers to creation of the mind, such as

inventions, literacy and artistic works, designs
and symbols, names and images.

Legal right to
protect the
inventors, their
creations and other
individuals to use a
copyrighted work for
nonprofit purposes
the exclusive legal right to reproduct, Fair use applies to
publish, sell or distribute the matter and copyright material use of a copyrighted work in a
form of something such as literacy, that has been
transfomative way
musical, or atistic work.
copied or used for
a limited purpose

Copyright
Fair Use

Guide Question:
1. Intellectual Property refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions; literacy and artistic
works; designs; and symbols, names and images used in commerce.
2. Copyright the exclusive legal right to reproduce, publish, sell or distribute the matter and form
of something (such as literary, musical or artistic work)
3. Fair Use the right to use a copyrighted work under certain conditions without permission of
the copyright owner.
4. Similarities:
Intellectual property and Fair use
-Have an important correlation in that fair use only exists to ensure that violations of intellectual
proper do not occur.
Fair Use and Copyright
- Fair use applies to copyright material that has been copied or used for a limited purpose
Copyright and Intellectual property
- Intellectual property is an umbrella term encompassing both, trademarks, patents and
inventions
Activity 2 – I do That…

Statements ✔ X
1. I am paying for an internet connection so I should be allowed to download or ✔
watch any movies or TV shows I want.
2. I bought an original song from iTunes. I should be able to copy the songs for X
my own use.
3.I watched “Train to Busan: Peninsula” at an IMAX movie house, I ✔
should be able to share the movie with family.
4. I have bought a pdf copy of Harry Potter series. I should be able to X
adapt some plots in the novel for my own use.
5. I have a monthly subscription of Netflix. I should be able to share ✔
download any movies or TV shows with friends.
6. I like counterfeit goods because they demonstrate initiative and X
ingenuity of counterfeiters.
7. I buy counterfeit products because counterfeiters are the little guys X
who fight big businesses?
8. I buy counterfeit products because the prices of designer products are X
unfair.
9. I think counterfeit products are just as good as designer products. X
10. I watch foreign TV series in 3rd party hosting which asked for ✔
payment.

Activity 3 – I Look Fair or Square?

A. 1. It started when Starbucks filed suit against Elpreya arguing that their logo, a woman’s face
within a green circle, was too similar of Starbucks. However, the Korean Intellectual Property
Tribunal disagreed and help that the marks were too dissimilar to be confused. The court
rejected Starbucks’ claim that the marks were too alike, noting the mermaid versus goddess
distinction.
B. 2. I think the court’s decision will need to look thoroughly about this case since this is
basically a serious file because if I were to ask it really did show a Copyright infringement. Plus,
the PayPal’s company submitted 110 pages of mobile users who got confuse between the 2
apps which is a serious case. Currently, the Pandora changed the color of their logo and now
the case was settled with veracious judgement of the court.
C. 3. Not a fair use, because the letters were unpublished and served as the “backbone of the
biography—so much so that without the, the ensuing biography would have failed”. In other
words, the letters may have been used more to capitalize on Salinger’s popularity than to
provide a critical examination of the author. Also, Salinger had never authorized the
reproduction of his work.
OPEN LETTER
Upholding Intellectual
Property Rights

To whom it may concern:

Intellectual property protection is critical to fostering innovation. Without

protection of ideas, businesses and individuals would not reap the full benefits of
their inventions and would focus less on research and development. Similarly, artists
would not be fully compensated for their creations and cultural vitality would suffer
as a result. Intellectual property (IP) contributes enormously to our national and state
economies. Dozens of industries across our economy rely on the adequate
enforcement of their patents, trademarks, and copyrights, while consumers use IP
to ensure they are purchasing safe, guaranteed products. I truly believe that IP rights
must be protected and practice by individuals.
In this COVID-19 pandemic, everywhere around the world, advertisement, and
virtual concerts have been posted in the internet to raise funds to help people in this
crisis. However, such good gestures may also be used to abuse intellectual property
rights. As a media and information literacy student, I, myself, writing an open letter
not just for organizers, artists, patrons, consumers but also to everyone, to always
uphold intellectual property rights. This concern is recognized by the law which
stated in the Republic Act of the Philippines No. 8293 “AN ACT PRESCRIBING
THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CODE AND ESTABLISHING THE
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OFFICE, PROVIDE FOR ITS POWER AND
FUNCTIONS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES” under Section 217 refers that any
person infringing any right secured by provisions of this Act or aiding or abetting
such infringement shall be guilty of a crime and will face consequences.
Intellectual property has the shelf life of a banana
-Bill Gates

Sincerely,
Denampo Ivan Mikhael L.
Assessment:
1. A 6. A
2. D 7. C
3. A 8. A
4. C 9. C
5. C 10. A
Additional Activities:
“Tips to Become Responsible Media and Information User”
1. Follow Online Safe and Privacy Measures

• Be vigilant about accepting or declining friend request

• Customize your privacy settings.
• Be mindful of what you share. As a tip, avoid sharing your location tags.
• Don’t post photos of your passport or credit card information.
2. Be in Control of Your Feed

• Managing your feed is one of your social media responsibilities. Stay in control of who
you follow or the pages you “like”. Be mindful of the content you choose.
3. Share News Responsibly

• Never share fake news. Read and share news from credible sources and look very
thoroughly if this information is valid and fact. Official local news, national or international
news pages are an example of legitimate sources of information.
4. Obtain Permissions

• When posting a videos or images of others on your networks, always ask the author or
the owner for permission. Never upload or share photos, literary works or any other
intellectual property without consent.
5. Think Twice Before Posting Anything on Media
6. Observe Caution While Clicking on the Links
7.Avoid Cyberbullying
8. Don’t give your personal information to people you don’t know.
9. Password diligence, update your passwords frequently. Keen an eye on any dormant or
dummy accounts, you are expose to a potential hacker.
10. Scrub your accounts. Posting to social media leaves an imprint. Delete anything that’s
irrelevant, embarrassing or disrespectful. That includes inactive accounts. If you don’t want the
entire world to see you in a compromising position, delete it.