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Many thanks to the audience, participants, the UPCMC Office of Research & Publication, and all who lent their invaluable support
Many thanks to the audience and participants, to the UPCMC Office of Research and Publication, and to everyone who lent their invaluable support, for last Thursday’s public presentation of “The Revengers: The Meteoric Rise in Numbers of Online Libel Complaints in the Era of the Cybercrime Prevention Act”
of the Don Ramon Cojuangco Professorial Chair 2016-2017.
For those who are requesting for copies of the visual aids: The manuscript could be submitted for publication together with the visual summaries [which were humbly made without using Microsoft Office for full copyright over the images …
(i used a stylus and a 360° flip touchscreen laptop — many thanks to U.S CA Cpt. Teng Lambino and his IT “consultants” who helped me choose the portable 360° laptop-tablet convertible during my productive trip to L.A. this July 🙂 )]
… for those asking for copies: if it is published, i would be able to provide the physical and electronic address of the shop (publisher) — thanks, thanks.
Many thanks again from the bottom of my he♥rt, huhuhu, m♥r♥ming s♥l♥m♥t s♥ l♥h♥t !
A portion of the presentation and analysis of the big data on the implementation of the Cybercrime Prevention Act: (Short background on the Cybercrime Law: Libel was belatedly added in the 2012 Senate deliberation after public hearings were concluded; it was lumped with child pornography and cybersex.) (Background on child pornography: News reports on child pornography show that it is an underground criminal activity perpetrated by syndicates in the dark web and requires serious, consistent investigative work and surveillance to detect.) After the implementation of the Cybercrime Prevention Act the big data (see sample below) show, among others, that:
Police officers are using up their resources, time, and effort to investigate netizens openly ranting on FB — resources that could be used to go after the real criminals: child pornographers preying on infants and small children using the dark web. (a small portion of today’s presentation at the auditorium of Plaridel Hall, UPCMC, University of the Philippines Diliman, Nov. 23, Thursday, 4pm.)
