COMPUTER SOFTWARE FEATURING PROGRAMMING

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
CLUEMAKER	ChoiceMaker Technologies, Inc.	41 East 11th Street, 11th Floor New York NY 10003	COMPUTER SOFTWARE FEATURING A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE AND COMPUTER PROGRAMS ALL FOR PERFORMING MATCHING OF INFORMATION IN DATABASES, FOR LINKING MULTIPLE DATABASES, AND FOR REMOVING DUPLICATE RECORDS;CLUE MAKER;
FAN	Frank, Brian	1513 Hanover Avenue Richmond VA 23220	Computer software featuring a programming language and APIs (Application Programming Interface) for use in the development and execution of computer programs on computers, computer hardware, computer peripherals, embedded devices, portable devices, remote devices, wireless computer networks, wireless device networks, computer networks, device networks and global communications networks;
SHAPE	KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS N.V.	High Tech Campus 5 Eindhoven 5656 AE Netherlands	Computer software featuring a programming environment for multi-processor systems, such programming environment including the functionalities of software compilation, assembling and linking, program placement across processors, debugging, and simulation; and also including compilers, computer programs that translate another computer program, written in a programming language like C, Pascal, Fortran, etc;, said languages being processor-independent languages, into machine instructions that are specific to a certain target processor, said target processor being able to understand and execute said machine instruction;Design, development and updating of software for others; design and development for others of hardware and parts therefor; computer programming for others;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

This invention describes a system and method for branding software deployed over computer networks. A user contacts the distributor's web site and initiates a download of the software. When the user visits the download website, the identity of the particular web site from which the download was initiated is transmitted to a branding server and captured on the user's computer, preferably in the form of a cookie. Subsequently, the user contacts the branding server and branding instructions are provided to the user's computer in accordance with the cookie. Branding may take the form of featuring the distributor's web site more prominently in an "integrated shopping service" or in a directory, or it may perform other alterations to the software. Branding is controlled by the software manufacturer's branding server, and can be modified at any time after the software is released.