NET AFFILIATION
| Brand | Owner | Address | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| NETAFFILIATION | KWANKO | 60 Boulevard du Maréchal Joffre Bourg la Reine F-92340 France | NET AFFILIATION;Advertising services; business management; business administration services; providing office functions; professional services, namely, providing business advice, analysis, and expertise for company management assistance in connection with reputation, image and notoriety; direct mail advertising services featuring leaflets, prospectuses, printed matter, samples; dissemination of advertisements; arranging subscriptions to newspapers for others; business management and organization consultancy; accounting services; document reproduction; employment agencies; computerized file management; updating of computer databases; compilation, entry, systematization and processing of data, information, images and documents into computer databases; organization of trade fairs and exhibitions for commercial or advertising purposes; online advertising on a computer network; rental of advertising time on all communication media; publication of advertising texts; rental of advertising space; public relations; conducting opinion polling and marketing studies; |
Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand |
Technical Examples
- An identification tag (100) facilitates use of a secure computer system (300). The tag (100) is adapted to be worn on a user's wrist and includes an identification and registration circuit (102) that includes an identification component (106), an affiliation component (110), and a light-emitting diode (112). The computer system includes an RF identification tag registration device (302) operable to acquire user physical information and communicate the physical information to a computer (202), wherein the computer verifies that a valid user is wearing the tag (100). The identification and registration device (302) ensures that the physical information communicated to the computer pertains to the user wearing the tag by comparing pulse signals acquired from the user's hand and wrist as the device (302) is acquiring physical information. The computer (202) uses the identification information and the affiliation information to log the user into and out of the system (300), and to associate the identification information with a particular user.