Despite the largely flattering treatment from two academics, Winfrey's holding company wants to enjoin use of "Oprahdemics" and the O logo, which her IP holding company says is confusingly similar to her own marks.
August 10, 2022 at 10:50 AM
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In introducing the Oprahdemics podcast, Johns Hopkins history professor Leah Wright Rigueur says her most iconic Oprah Winfrey moment is when she asked Meghan Markle, “Were you silent, or were you silenced?”
Now Winfrey’s IP holding company is seeking to silence Rigueur and her podcasting partner Kellie Carter Jackson—or at least stop them from using the name “Oprahdemics” and a capital O in their branding.
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