Prince's fan Web site has been shut down, but an attorney for the musician says it's not related to a recent trademark lawsuit against the site, NPGMusicClub.com. HM Publishing Holdings, a book company in England, filed the lawsuit based on its own NPG, a science-book subsidiary called the Nature Publishing Group. Prince's attorney, David Schelzel, said Prince already has approval of the name from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, and that the legal action is minor.
July 14, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Prince’s fan Web site has been shut down, but an attorney for the musician says it’s not related to a recent trademark lawsuit against the site, NPGMusicClub.com.
HM Publishing Holdings, a book company in England, filed the lawsuit on July 3 based on its own NPG, a science-book subsidiary called the Nature Publishing Group.
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