5 Questions
According to Republic Act 8293, section 176, what is the status of copyright for works of the Government of the Philippines?
No copyright shall subsist in any work of the Government of the Philippines
What is required for the exploitation of works of the Government of the Philippines for profit, according to Republic Act 8293, section 176?
Prior approval from the government agency or office
What condition may be imposed by the government agency or office for exploitation of works of the Government of the Philippines for profit?
Payment of royalties
Who are the respective copyright holders of borrowed materials included in the modules?
The publisher and authors
What action has been taken by the publisher and authors regarding the borrowed materials included in the modules?
Effort to locate and seek permission to use them
Study Notes
Copyright Status of Government Works
- Works of the Government of the Philippines are not protected by copyright, according to Republic Act 8293, section 176.
Exploitation of Government Works for Profit
- To exploit works of the Government of the Philippines for profit, prior approval from the government agency or office concerned is required, according to Republic Act 8293, section 176.
- The government agency or office may impose certain conditions for such exploitation.
Copyright Holders of Borrowed Materials
- The respective copyright holders of borrowed materials included in the modules are the original creators or owners of those materials.
Action Taken Regarding Borrowed Materials
- The publisher and authors have taken the necessary action to secure permission or clearance to use the borrowed materials included in the modules.
Test your knowledge on formulating a statement of opinion or assertion with this Grade 10 English quiz. The quiz covers topics such as Republic Act 8293 and copyright regulations in the Philippines.
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