CYBERLIBRIS
computer software (computer programs, recorded), notably software for data processing, software for the creation, management, updating and operation o Read More
Classification Information
Class [9]
Computer & Software Products & Electrical & Scientific Products
Computer software (computer programs, recorded), notably software for data processing, software for the creation, management, updating and operation of databases, software for providing electronic mail service access, software to provide access to a computer network or a data transmission network, notably to a world-wide communications network (such as the Internet) or private or restricted access networks (such as an Intranet), electronic publications (downloadable).
Class [35]
Advertising, Business & Retail Services
Analysis, processing of dematerialised and secure data relating to the fields of commerce, business and advertising; collection (compilation) and systematic ordering of data in a master file, notably in a computer database; computerized file management, management of subscriptions (for others) relating to data transmission and telecommunications, notably via a worldwide communications network (such as the Internet) or private or restricted access networks (such as an Intranet); management of subscriptions (for others) to publications of newspapers, books and images via a worldwide communications network (such as the Internet) or private or restricted access networks (such as an Intranet); business promotion and advertising services via a worldwide communications network (such as the Internet) or private or restricted access networks (such as an Intranet); administration of computer services, telecommunications networks (including by computer).
Class [38]
Communications Services
Telecommunications, including multimedia telecommunications; telecommunications by computer terminals, by data transmission channels; transmission of data, sound and images whether or not computer-aided; electronic mail, transmission and display of information from a data bank stored on computers; communications, by electronic means and by computers; electronic data interchange services; transmission of information by computers grouped on a data transmission network, provision of access to databases, to computerised or data transmission database servers and to computer applications; transmission and distribution by electronic data transmission of information accessible by access code, electronic mail and dissemination of information by electronic means, among other for worldwide communications networks (such as the Internet) or private or restricted access networks (such as an Intranet); secure transmission of data, sound or images.
Class [41]
Education and Entertainment Services
Publication of books and texts (other than publicity texts), electronic publications and online periodicals; operation of online non-downloadable electronic publications; library services accessible on worldwide communications networks (such as the Internet) or private or restricted access networks (such as an Intranet); lending libraries, downloading of data, in particular books, texts, articles, anthologies, newspapers, magazines, in full or by means of extracts, and images, photographs and diagrams via a worldwide communications network (such as the Internet) or private or restricted access networks (such as an Intranet); organisation of colloquiums and discussion forums, including via a worldwide communications networks (such as the Internet) or private or restricted access networks (such as an Intranet); criticism, reporting and information relating to printed publications, including via worldwide communications networks (such as the Internet) or private or restricted access networks (such as an Intranet).
Class [42]
Computer & Software Services & Scientific Services
Design of computer software, computer systems and telecommunications systems, updating and maintenance of databases; conversion of data and documents from a physical medium to an electronic medium, among other by the digitalisation of data and documents; design and creation of information pages disseminated by computer networks; updating of databases, leasing of access time to a computer database server, among other via worldwide communications networks (such as the Internet) or private or restricted access networks (such as the Intranet).
