HOUSE MARK USE ON

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
P DAUGHTERS OF ST. PAUL, INC. 50 St. Paul's Avenue Boston MA 02130 house mark for use on pre-recorded audio cassettes and compact discs in the fields of music, audio cassettes and compact disc containing recordings of books, lecture series and inspiration; and pre-recorded video cassettes and multimedia products, namely, CD-ROMs and computer discs for use in the fields of culture, inspiration, religion, self-help, and children's media; computer software, namely, for electronic publishing;house mark for use on books, pamphlets, magazines, and educational materials, namely, textbooks, workbooks, activity books, tests and instructor guides and manuals all for use in the fields of culture, inspiration, religion, self-help, children's, as well as greeting cards, calendars, posters;retail store services, through stationary and mobile settings, featuring books, cassettes, electronic media and audiovisuals;
SSA GT SSA GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 500 W. MADISON SUITE 2200 CHICAGO IL 60661 House mark for use on a full line of computer software for enterprise information planning and management, business process management, information management, application development and management and for use in connection with global computer networks and instructional manuals packaged as a unit therewith;SSA GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES;
 

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

    
Technical Examples
  1. The invention enables a recorder to mark a recording as an event is being recorded. The invention can enable the specification of a mark so that the mark is associated with recording data obtained at a time other than the time at which the mark is specified ("non-contemporaneous marking"), i.e., prior to the time of the mark ("retrospective marking") or after the time of the mark ("predictive marking"). The invention can also enable the use of multiple types of marks, each type of mark having a particular meaning. Additionally, the invention can enable marking capability to be implemented so that specification of a mark causes predetermined operation of the recording unit in accordance with the type of the mark ("augmented marking").