Minnesota Public Radio is suing an Internet television network co-founded by Al Gore, claiming the network's alternative and amateur news reports interfere with MPR's trademark. The San Francisco-based network, Current TV, and the MPR music station the Current are both transmitted via the Internet. MPR says the similar names create confusion for potential consumers.
February 24, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Minnesota Public Radio is suing an Internet television network co-founded by Al Gore, claiming the network’s alternative and amateur news reports interfere with MPR’s trademark.
The San Francisco-based network, Current TV, and the MPR music station the Current are both transmitted via the Internet. MPR says the similar names creates confusion for potential consumers.
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