Oprah Winfrey's company Harpo Inc. is suing the creators of the podcast 'Oprahdemics' citing unauthorized use of Winfrey's trademarked name.
Talk show icon Oprah Winfrey's company Harpo Inc. is suing the creators of the podcast"Oprahdemics" citing unauthorized use of Winfrey's trademarked name without a license.
When Roulette Productions launched the"Oprahdemics" podcast project in March, the creators were able to work up enough success to wrap up the first season with a live show at the Tribeca Film Festival in June. The show focuses on studying the"Queen of Talk" with the podcast, the oprahdemics.com website and multiple other social sites.
Carter Jackson and Wright Rigueur are both professors, one from Wellesley College and the other from Johns Hopkins University respectively.
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