From Corso Ventures LLC v. Paye, decided Tuesday by the Ohio Court of Appeals (Judge Betsy Luper Schuster, joined by Judges William Klatt and Jullia Dorrian (affirming the decision I blogged about ...

Social media platform X, formerly Twitter, announced a major move toward transparency with the introduction of profile labels for parody and satire accounts. But is it enough to stop users from ...

Deepfakes that some say are parodies have proven difficult to moderate. A fake Kamala Harris campaign ad using a manipulated version of her voice has become a flash point in the escalating debate over ...

EDITOR: Thanks to Gordon Forsythe ("Obama's hatred," Letters, Saturday) for the greatest example of parody I have read in ages and a clever takedown of beyond-ridiculous tea party Republican talking ...

X (formerly Twitter) has tons of parody and fan accounts with blue ticks. Those accounts often mimic the profile of public figures from sports, politics, and the entertainment industry. One such ...

Sen. Daniel Bonham, R-The Dalles, talks during a legislative preview on Jan. 16, 2025, while Senate President Rob Wagner, D-Lake Oswego, and Senate Majority Leader Kayse Jama, D-Portland, watch.

Elon Musk’s X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, is introducing profile labels to clearly identify parody, commentary, and fan accounts. This move aims to reduce misinformation and ...

Visa for condoms; Intel-Play for construction toys; Eveready for contraceptives... What comfort does UK trade mark law offer when a well known brand is being taken for a ride? Past commentators have ...

The UK is considering a new exception to copyright infringement for parody, pastiche and caricature. Darren Meale and Paul England explain what it will need to address Following a recommendation in ...

A fake Kamala Harris campaign ad using a manipulated version of her voice has become a flash point in the escalating debate over how to treat manipulated media — often referred to as deepfakes — ahead ...