The UP Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants (UP JPIA), in association with Optical Media Board, Philippine Association of the Record Industry, National Youth Commission, and UP Film Institute invites everyone to a week-long series of exhilarating events that will surely bring the youth closer to the war against piracy...
SHAME ON SHAM: ASTIG 2B ORIG!
Activities include the following:
-Motorcade and Anti-piracy Float on January 8 at 7pm from UP Diliman to Mother Ignacia Avenue
-Free-admission Launch Party on January 8, 8pm at Party Central, Mother Ignacia Avenue featuring sandwich, 6cyclemind, bridge, silent sanctuary, and chicosci
-CD Sale on January 10 to 14 at Vinzons Alcantara Hall in UP Diliman, with original CDs from Odyssey, Vicor, Ivory, Warner, Able, as well as original CDs, t-shirts, etc. of indie bands
-Movie Re-screenings (a salute to 30 years of Metro Manila Film Festival) at the UP Film Institute on January 7, 10, 11, and 12 at 2pm and 5pm featuring Himala, Atsay, Spirit Warriors 1 & 2, Mano Po 1 & 2, Shake, Rattle, and Roll, plus one surprise film
-The highlight of the campaign will be on the night of January 11, 6pm with RAID! The ANTI-PIRACY CONCERT at the UP BAHAY NG ALUMNI with performances from at least 30 bands like sugarfree, cambio, mojofly, imago, mayonnaise, 6cyclemind, sandwich, stonefree, bridge, twisted halo, ciudad, silent sanctuary, wolfmann, boldstar, silverfilter, giniling festival, join the club, the brew, comets tale, blue ketchup, copperpopthrill, milknmoney, join the club, covermequick, and many more!
with special participation of the UP Repertory Co. and UP Music Circle.
For tickets and inquiries, contact LAwrence at 09279198510, Roger at 09192534078, or email shameonsham@yahoo.com.
SHAME ON SHAM! ASTIG 2B ORIG!
Let's not give up the fight...
PIRACY FACTS
• Piracy at this scale is badly damaging sales of legitimate music, and the victims are hundreds of thousands of people directly or indirectly employed by the music industry, and governments who lose millions in tax revenues every year. Local artists also lose out as piracy undermines investments in development of talents.
• Pirates are people often members of organized criminal gangs in all kinds of criminal activities aside from piracy---ranging from fraud, and drug trafficking, and prostitution.
• Pirates add no value to creative industries. They illegally copy and sell only the most popular acts---international stars and local icons. They leave the legitimate record business do all the marketing and take all the risks. Pirates pay nothing back to society.
• Piracy sucks the livelihood of a local culture. Talented artists from around the world cannot get recording contracts and have to make a living from touring, or move to other places at a loss to their home country.
• 1 in 3 discs worldwide are pirate products. (omg! Pano na lang sa pilipinas?!) 2 in 5 cassettes are pirate products. Pirate product today accounts for 40% in the context of shrinking legitimate market.
• Piracy takes away jobs, robs the economy, and gives nothing back to society.
• Piracy discourages foreign investments, having no adequate intellectual property protection.
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hey batchmates baka gusto nyo manood ng concert party...:D 150 pesos ang tiket (huwaaat 150 pesos lang)... yes 150 pesos lang may 30 BANDS ka na!!!!!!!! waaaaa!! ang astig naman nito...:D sana makapunta kayo..:D hehehe... Happy new year!
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