Nick Vaidya is the latest media entrepreneur to get into trouble for producing a publication about entrepreneurship and having the audacity to use the word entrepreneur in the title. Like others before him who've tried the same thing, Vaidya was hit with a lawsuit from Entrepreneur Media Incorporated (EMI), which owns Entrepreneur magazine and Entrepreneur.com.
Turns out that EMI loves entrepreneurs (the "little e" kind) but not Entrepreneurs (the "big E" kind, especially when related to the media). This is not the first time EMI has aggressively defended its brand, and anyone in the future who attempts to use the word entrepreneur in the wrong context will likely find themselves in a similar predicament.
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