Prince is taking legal action to stop Web sites from using copyrighted images, a concert promotion company announced Nov. 9. Contrary to reports, the Purple One is not suing his fans or looking to inhibit free speech in any way, AEG, which promoted Prince's concert series in London, said in a statement. Three Web sites published copyrighted images and live photos from Prince's London concerts, according to AEG. "Mediation between the parties is currently resolving the matter," the group's statement said.
November 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Prince is taking legal action to stop Web sites from using copyrighted images, a concert promotion company announced Nov. 9.
Contrary to reports, the Purple One is not suing his fans or looking to inhibit free speech in any way, AEG, which promoted Prince’s concert series in London, said in a statement.
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