Ford car sales must be too high this year! I mean why else would they tell an enthusiast group who owns Black Mustangs that they can't print a calendar with pictures of their members cars?
The only thing I can think of is they can't keep up to orders and therefore don't want their cars promoted!
According to Boing Boing Ford is actually worried about misuse of their Trademark. Now being uneducated in the legalities of Trademark Law, I would have assumed that a trademark was meant to prevent someone from copying a word or design in their own product, not to prevent someone from printing a calendar with pictures of their own cars!
Besides this not making sense from a corporate point of view, and the fact that car sales are slagging, plants are closing, and people are losing their jobs, wouldn't it make more sense for a company like Ford to say, "thanks for showing off your cars, we are glad you like them! Hopefully it will convince more people to buy our cars!"
This is just another reason why is is important for us as Canadians to be so concerned about the impending copyright legislation, so silly acts like these do not become more commonplace!
Original Story Here
UPDATE: All is ok, you can go ahead and order your calendar now... more on what went down
A recent blog post on the Digital Copyright Canada Website pointed to another blog post on the creatorscopyright.ca website which suggests that Canadian Lawyer, and educator, Michael Geist is to blame for Hockey Night in Canada, failing to come to an agreement with the creator of their theme song.
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