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Minnesota Public Radio takes legal action over ‘Current’ name
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The broadcaster has sued a for-profit educational company for trademark infringement.
Current (https://current.org/author/mike-janssen/page/10/)
The broadcaster has sued a for-profit educational company for trademark infringement.
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