Martes, Oktubre 23, 2012

INTERVIEWS



Interviewed By: Christine Echevarria of BCR 3-1D





* James Boger of BBJ 1-1N
Interviewed by Chita Nepomuceno of BCR3-1D





* Patrick Dela Cruz of BBS1-1
Interviewed by: Mary Jean Legaspi of BCR 3-1D



* Jocelyn Fernandez of BCR 1-2
Interviewed by Mary Rose Navarro of BCR 3-1D



http://youtu.be/QJ_ZqJHsG-A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ_ZqJHsG-A&feature=youtu.be
(click the link above to see the video)
* Danny Lopez of BBRC 2-2
Interviewed by: Geraldine P. Balbada of BCR 3-1

 

Teens on Cybercrime Law (Transcription) - Rahameliza dela Pena


The video I supposed to upload, unfortunately, corrupted. ><  :((  

Good thing I can reach my participants through phone and internet. 

So, here it is,  I asked them on their stand about Cybercrime law. Transcipted answers provided.

Micah Dagoy:  Anti ako. Negative dating sakin. Yes mababawasan ang Cyber bullying. Pero di tama na kakasuhan ka dahil nilabas mo sa social media yung negative opinion mo about government officials.

Liezl Adame:Anti po ako. Kagaya po kasi ng sabi nyo noon sakin , ang cybercrime law ay parang kadena na pumupigil satng magsalita

Charles Adrian Cruz:It's bullshit! Gusto ko sya. Pero kailangan lang mabago ng kaonti yung ibang sections nito. Para maging fair. Nawawala yung freedom eh.

Em Caravaca: I totally support the law but they should at least inform the people about what it really entails. I myself do not fully know what the law is about but if it would mean less pornography, less cybersex, less bullying, then I'm all for it.

Ruston Dungaol: In favor po. It's time na po siguro na matuto tayo mag substantiate at maging maingat sa mga pinopost natin sa cyber space. Konting polish na lang po ng mga nilalaman , then, It'll be perfect to be wholly implemented.

Alyssa Avellanosa: Deprivation from freedom of speech. Sinasabi lang na gusto nila ipaalam sa ibang nation na ganto tayo kahigpit sa regulations kahit sa cyber pero ung totoo, ayaw lang nila mabuking mga katiwalian nila online. Dapat magfocus sila sa mga visible crimes hindi online kasi di naman nila mamomonitor yan e. Yung mga nangyayari pa nga lang sa mga kalye, di na nila mabantayan. Pano pa yung sa online na mas mabilis yung occurrences?

Roselle Hipolito: Siyempre against ako dun. Napaka-babaw naman ng batas na yun eh. Di man lang pinag-isipan....At saka, paano na yung freedom of expression? Di na magagawa dahil sa walang kuwentang cybercrime law na yan.


Vanessa Jane Montes: Cybercrime, hindi sya pagtatanggal ng freedom of speech paglilimita lang ito… Upang mas maiwasan natin ang pagkakaroon ng libel o paninira sa katauhan ng isang tao


Sheranie Waje: Hmmm, against po ako kasi syempre everybody has freedom of speech and expression naman. And besides anybody who gives comments and opinions is held responsible of what they're expressing.

Angelyka Arca: Abstain. HAHA! Pero more of anti kase gusto ko irevise nila yung law. kase ang daming flaws eh. May parts na tama may parts na may pinoprotektahan yung batas kaya ayun.


Miyerkules, Oktubre 3, 2012

CYBERCRIME LAW



Chita Nepomuceno




The trending issue about the Cyber crime Law which is familiarly known as   Republic Act No. 10175 (http://www.gov.ph/2012/09/12/republic-act-no-10175/) became the talk for everyone especially for most users of the social networking sites.

To tell you honestly I really admired the creation of the law about cyber crime since it protects the social media users mostly but still I can’t just held it that it may put everyone’s opinions in an unlawful act and isn't this against to the section 4 of article III Bill of Rights of the 1987 Constitution that say, “ No law shall be passed abridging the freedom of speech, of expression, or of the press, or the right of the people peaceably to assemble and petition the government for  redress of grievances.”(http://www.chanrobles.com/article3.htm#.UGw2hk3MgZ4)



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Martes, Oktubre 2, 2012

CYBER CRIME PREVENTION ACT


Article 1
Mary Jean V. Legaspi

The most recent issue concerning Social Networking sites is the controversial R.A 10175 also known as Cyber Crime Prevention Act.

click this link to see the whole information about RA. No. 10175 (CYBERCRIME PREVENTION LAW) http://www.pcoo.gov.ph/issuances/issuances-ra/RA-10175.pdf

courtesy of google.com
In my stand it is good to have this law since in this cyber world rules and law doesn't exist. Anyone can do whatever they want even disparage fellowmen really occurs here. However on some point I think government must focus on important issues like Freedom of Information Bill which is not yet passed.

With the help of this law each of us can practice good and educated freedom of expression. Remember this, we all have the freedom to express ourselves but never forget that we are still humans that must limit or should I say think first before doing such things.


Article 2
Mary Rose Navarro

           

                                                 

               Anti-Cybercrime Law as I think, is not a good practice now that we were on a democratic country.

              It symbolizes dictatorship since it shows that we do not have the right to enjoy posting and expressing our thoughts and views especially on issues through online.


              Libelous message is hard and though to define. we have different interpretation on different matters. that is how you interpret it. This is how mine.what if you were thinking is not what I actually mean? You think its libelous but  it is not exactly what I mean. How about the users? especially those teens aging from 10-14 years old, I bet they do not know what is the real scope and concept of this cybercrime? how this be explain to them in order for them not to commit this crime? So, how will it be done? Still, there is a confusion.

           And with this law, I can assume that many of the politicians might just take that law as an advantage for their career. 

          Yes, the rights is designed for protection and for the common good and it is not absolute. For every rights comes an obligations and responsibilities need to be performed. but isn't it bad, we strive hard just to have that freedom for so how many years and here they are stealing that?

         Having that kind of Law is good. But I think, if it should just open for some amendment , everybody would appreciate it and will discover the real essence of this law.

       For more reactions to see, click the link below:

http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/275059/opinion/feedback/your-say-online-reactions-to-the-anti-cybercrime-law


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