CONTENT PROVIDER SERVICES

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
COOKING REVIEW Consumer Review, Inc. 156 Benvenue Street Wellesley MA 02482 Content provider services in the field of cooking, namely, providing consumer opinions and rating for cooking equipment by means of publicly accessible computer networks;
ENTERTAINMENT REVIEW Consumer Review, Inc. 156 Benvenue Street Wellesley MA 02482 Content provider services in the field of entertainment, namely, providing consumer opinions and rating for entertainment by means of publicly accessible computer network;
FISHING REVIEW Consumer Review, Inc. 156 Benvenue Street Wellesley MA 02482 Content provider services in the field of fishing, namely, providing consumer opinions and rating for fishing equipment by means of publicly accessible computer networks;
PCGAMEREVIEW Consumer Review, Inc. 156 Benvenue Street Wellesley MA 02482 Content provider services in the field of electronic games, namely, providing consumer opinions and ratings of electronic games by means of a website on a global computer network;PC GAME REVIEW;
SAFETYTIPS SAFETY MEDICAL SUPPLIES INTERNATIONAL INC 69 HICKORY DRIVE WALTHAM MA 02451 content provider services, namely, providing information and advice on or about consumer products and personal health by means a global computer network; and providing a browser and search engine that organizes and allows users to access a wide variety of information and advice in the fields of consumer products and personal health on a global computer network;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. Method and apparatus for providing virtual capacity to a service provider. A service provider contacts a third party service provider when the service provider can not perform services for a customer. A solicitation is sent by the service provider and accepted by the third party service provider. After acceptance, status and/or location information from the third party service provider is redirected within a network management facility so that the information is sent to the service provider, rather than to an entity normally associated with the third party service provider. After services have been performed by the third party service provider, the third party service provider is generally free to accept service requests from other service providers, whereby messages transmitted by the third party service provider are routed to the new service provider.