Deepfake videos, parody, and everything else

 Here. 

'My Other Bag' Appeal Not Looking Promising for Louis Vuitton

TheFashionLaw, here. 

The German Bundesgerichtshof changes its concept of parody following CJEU Deckmyn v. Vrijheidsfonds/ Vandersteen

Kluwercopyrightblog, here. 

Limitations and Exceptions as Key Elements of the Legal Framework for Copyright in the European Union – Opinion on the Judgment of the CJEU in Case C-201/13 Deckmyn

J. Griffiths et al., here. 

Limitations and exceptions as key elements of the legal framework for copyright in the European Union

European Copyright Society, here.

Does UK copyright law have a sense of humour?

A. Rendle, here.

Moral Rights v. Free Speech

B. Hugenholtz, Presentation here.

CJEU defines works of parody and rules that rights holders' interests must be considered

Out-law.com, here. 

UK IP Law Professors on Parody and Quotation, and Personal Copying for Private Use

Letter sent to the Parliamentary Scrutiny Committee on Secondary Legislation, here. 

AG Cruz Villalon says that certain parodies may be prohibited if against fundamental values of society

IPKat, here. 

DRAFT UK COPYRIGHT REGULATIONS 2014

Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee, Report and Transcript. 

Allowing parodies within Hong Kong's copyright law: the benefits of an exception for user-generated content

P. Yu, here. 

Does parody trump copyright?

TheEconomist.com, here. 

Three Reports on Parody

UK IPO, Evaluating the impact of parody on the exploitation of copyright works, here;  The Treatment of Parodies Under Copyright Law in Seven Jurisdictions, here;  Copyright and the Economic Effects of Parody, here.

How Parody Inspires Great Design

Blogs.hbr.org, here.