Owner Bonnier Active Media, Inc. a New York corporation

Service Griffith Hack

Various Provisions of subsection 41(5) applied.

Filing Date 10 May 2004

Class 16 Paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials, not included in other classes; printed matter; almanacs; printed matter, newspapers, magazines and periodicals; professional journals, books; bookbinding material; photographs; stationery; adhesives for stationery or household purposes; artists' materials; paint brushes; typewriters and office requisites (except furniture); instructional and teaching material (except apparatus); plastic materials for packaging (not included in other classes); printers' type; printing blocks; cigar bands; engravings; lithographic works of art; lithographic stones; seals (stamps); stamp pads; cases and holders for stamps; calendars; tags for index cards; trading cards; shields (paper seals); bookmarkers; bookends; sealing wafers; photo-engravings; postcards; graphic representations and reproductions

Class 38 Telecommunications; news agency services; wire services; communication by computer terminals; communications by telephone, telegraph; communications by fiber optic networks; sending of telegrams; broadcasting by radio, television and multimedia (digitized of text, moving or stationary images, with or without sound, whether interactive or not); electronic mail; information transmission by telematic way; facsimile transmission; satellite and cable television and communication services; information agencies; transmission of images and messages assisted by computer and by all telecommunication way; radio and television broadcasting

Class 41 Cultural activities; video tape film production and rental; club services; organisation of exhibitions for cultural or educational purposes; production and presentation of live performances; recording studio services; movie studios; services of education, training, entertainment or recreation by all electronic medium (digital and analogical) whatever is the consultation, transmission and delivery way (namely electronic mail, transmission of information of data carriers, phone games, publishing of interactive or not read only memory discs); lending libraries; arranging and conducting of colloquiums, conferences, congresses, seminarsand symposiums and lessons; practical training; publication of books and texts (other than advertising texts); publication of information mediums, illustrations; production and assembly of radio, cinema, and television programs; exploitation of gaming rooms; organisation of competition and all radio and television games; organisation of lottery; production, rental and editing of films, video tapes, multimedia and audiovisual programs (digitized text, moving or stationary images, with or without sound, whether interactive or not), discs and musical compilations in disc form; recordal and reproduction of sounds and images; booking of seats for shows; party planning (entertainment); organisation and production of shows; radio and television broadcasting