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Originally Posted by computerworks
No, not really. The basis of the legal request is to prevent SAAC from using the name "SAAC" on their published book...not a request for the content.
...not because they want to steal the name, but because the "S-A" stands for Shelby American... which is the mark they are revoking the license for.
Hey...if they are good business people, they would buy the classic volumes of the registry from SAAC wholesale and slap their own cover on it.
Just like aluminum cars....  whoa... ...did I say that? ..sorry.  |
But S.A.A.C. could just change their name to SAAC, and forget about it standing for anything. Or maybe it stands for Serious Aluminum American Cars.
Most people just call it SAAC anyway. With Shelby submitting a trademark application for SAAC (no abbreviations), that option would be eliminated as well. That is the part about this that looks vindictive.
Steve