> "SPAM is a registered trademark of Hormel Foods, LLC, for luncheon meat." > > Didn't they have a press release a few months ago that stated that it didn't > really bother them that UCE was being called spam?
That is right, "spam", not "SPAM". They have a legal need to protect their trademark or they will lose their own legal status to it. I think they are actually benefiting from the increased awareness of SPAM the food. They have been friendly. But if push came to shove then I suspect they would need to become more agressive at protecting their trademark. It is their revenue source. What would you do in their place? Bob
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