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GIRL TALK

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U.S. federal trademark · Serial No. 77601262

Mark
GIRL TALK
Status
Abandoned
Serial Number
77601262
Filing Date
October 27, 2008
Class(es)
Class 016, Class 041, Class 045

Owner

Azadnia, Jennifer Lawleh
01 · dartmouth, MA, US

Goods & Services

In person community and building services and online social networking services for women of all ages, namely, in person social networking events and community building groups as well as online social networking websites, virtual community forums, blogs, online chat rooms, and electronic bulletin boards for transmissions enabling women to come together to share information, photos, audio, and visual content, as well as to send and receive messages via email, instant messaging, and new media technologies, all with the social utility purpose of allowing women to communicate orally, visually, electronically and virtually, in order to socially network, engage in discussion, exchange contact information, share common stories and information, gain feedback, and receive advice in the specific question and answer format of Applicants books

Entertainment services rendered through the medium of internet, television and film, namely, a series of animated cartoons, sitcoms, reality television shows, movies, and online social networking forums enabling women to come together for social and entertainment purposes, to share information, photos, audio, and visual content, as well as to send messages via email, instant messaging, and new media technologies, all based upon Applicant's series of books including stories and themes of self-improvement and community building amongst women, targeting women of all ages

Series of nonfiction and fiction books and accompanying journals and stationary targeting women of all ages, namely, children's books, adolescent's books, and adult women's books with themes of self-improvement and community building amongst women, conveyed in the form of inspirational stories in fiction books, as well as provision of real stories and real world advice to women in nonfiction books conveyed in question and answer format based upon prior research and surveys to ensure real stories are told and real questions are both asked and answered by real women, which books are rendered primarily in paper but also in their corresponding digital, online and new media formats

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