Copyright law in the philippines ppt

The subject matter protected by Philippine copyright has developed along the same path as the US model—defined by gradual expansion to protect more works as media and technology evolved.
The first intellectual property law to be enacted, in what was then territory of the US, was Act No. 3134 or the Copyright Law of the Philippine Islands.

Under Philippine law, copyright infringement is punishable by the following:

Works covered by the copyright law are (1) literary and artistic works and (2) derivative works.
On the other hand, works not protected by the copyright law are (1) unprotected subject matter and (2) works of the government.