Gmail Trademark

[tinggg]

Hi

Anyone know if Gmail has a global trademark? I know they had a challange in the UK with a company operating with Gmail prior to Google but other individuals have registered Gmail in other countries without any reported problem???

Thanks for any help

 

[jberryhill]

Several culture and language video productions for mobile phones and...

Yes, I can read the fluffy stuff on the website too.

1. Name one of their "international experts" or their "highly experienced and talented management team".

The video is a very nice montage of stock footage. I particularly liked the windmills. There are, in fact, two entirely different shots of windmills spinning. Very pretty. The girl talking on the telephone with the paper in her hand... I don't like that hairstyle, but to each his/her own. I also thought they over-used the picture of the airplane going overhead, and should have used another windmill clip.

2. Now, can you tell me what the "Gmail communications platform" does? What would you use it for? How much does it cost? Will it make my windmills spin better, or what?

3. Find, anywhere on the internet, any reference to Cencourse products or services being used, reviewed, tested, appraised, by anyone.

pretty amazing stuff.

Amazing stuff indeed. What does this "stuff" do, exactly?

But I am not an expert.

Apparently, since you seem completely unaware that rights in a registered ITU trademark application in the US do date back to the filing date, and that the US is not moving to a "first to file" patent system. This knowledge would indicate quite the opposite of expertise.

There are progarms for Afghanistan, Middle East, South America.

Really? Where? Can you quote some information about these "programs"?

Here are Google results for "Cencourse Afghanistan":

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=cencourse+afghanistan&btnG=Google+Search

As of today, this search gets four hits - they are all news summaries which refer to (a) the Cencourse ITU trademark application and (b) Afghanistan, in completely separate stories.

In another amazing coincidence, nametrekker, it seems that you and I joined namepros at around the same time, and you seem to know quite a bit about Cencourse, although all of your posts seem to be about Google-related domain names and services.

I heard there was a funds raising presentation by the CENCOURSE team recently

Really? Where did you hear this? To whom was the presentation made? Who is on this Cencourse "team"?

 

[nametrekker]

Mr. Berryhill,

I'm sorry you do not like my hairstyle. I asked for a new style. But all they cared about was windmills, those crazy windmills.

Your skills in the Intellectual Property Law arena are quite commendable. Much success for your career and patent(s).

 

[jberryhill]

But all they cared about was windmills, those crazy windmills.

That's a shame. I am sure they would have been able to pick up some footage of the Googly Bear from the cutting room floor at Pixar, since that character didn't manage to make it into Shrek.

 

[e39m5]

I believe it was the googlee bear. lol.

e39m5

 

[jberryhill]

Right. I don't doubt for a minute that this bear must be Cencourse's biggest customer, having lost his email domain.

He and all of his woodland buddies communicate via the imaginary Cencourse global platform.

 

[nametrekker]

The Goo-Goo bear is cute and smart. And everybody's favorite cyber companion. But maybe he needed to lose a few pounds, before the next big emissary event. A trip down the imaginary woodland road might be good for the big happy G00-GOO bear. That's what happens when Goo-Goo bears get caught sleeping on the job.

I'm a fan and supporter of the Goo-Goo Bear. With the right moves, he can be bigger than Mickey Mouse one day. Or even MicroMouse.

 

[wamatt]

You people are blind if you can't see "Cencourse" is a blatant scam. Its a lame attempt to bypass the "bad faith" clause. A rather major failing of the UDRP IMHO.

 

[.X.]

I would'nt even venture into any of googles business,Meaning a domain name reg related to google.But if i ever need an lawyer,Jberryhill would be my pick.Thanks for all the info jberryhill.

 

[jberryhill]

Well, Xfactor, if you ever invent the Giant Optically-Oscillated Green Light-Emitting Diode, then you'll probably need a good domain name to advertise them for sale.

Hmmmm... now let me think.....