00:00The Commission on Elections has announced that any candidate who will use music in the Jingle campaign will be punished by the owner.
00:08This is what Louisa Erispe reported.
00:13Have you heard of the Jingle campaign where your favorite songs will be played?
00:18It's really loud to listen to and to listen to at the same time.
00:22But what if it's just a robbery?
00:25Like this band that complained because the owner didn't let them know that they will be using their song Raining in Manila for the campaign.
00:34That's why the Commission on Elections will punish the candidates who stole music from the artists to use in their Jingle campaign.
00:45Don't steal other people's acts.
00:47Don't steal other people's music or lyrics.
00:51We can't do that because the Filipino artists are pitiful.
00:55It's their intellectual property.
00:58Comelec said that they will issue a notice to explain to the candidates.
01:03But because they also signed an agreement with the Intellectual Property of the Philippines, IPOFIL,
01:09they will immediately issue the complaint to the agency.
01:13And they will not give them an explanation.
01:16It was just done by the supporters of the candidates.
01:18If the Jingle is about you, admit it.
01:21We will presume that they have rights.
01:24They know that it's theirs.
01:25Then, therefore, they will do something.
01:27They apologize to the rightful owner, to the author, or to the composer.
01:32And at the same time, they will explain it to IPOFIL.
01:36Comelec called the band that complained and to other artists who stole their rights.
01:42Don't dare to approach Comelec's office and file a formal complaint.
01:47To the band that complained that their rights were stolen,
01:52I hope they will file a complaint so that we can coordinate with IPOFIL.
01:59As of now, no formal complaint has reached their office so far.
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