Legal battle over Prince song on web

Pop superstar Prince's record company is battling a woman who posted a video of her child dancing to one of his songs on YouTube.

Thu, 11 Sep, 2008 - 08:00

Pop superstar Prince's record company is battling a woman who posted a video of her child dancing to one of his songs on YouTube.

Stephanie Lenz uploaded the 29-second clip in February 2007, but it was pulled down after Universal Music Publishing claimed the recording of 'Let's Go Crazy' infringed copyright.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: US Person: Prince Person: Stephanie Lenz Person: Lenz Organisation: Universal Music Publishing Organisation: Universal

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