THE SECOND WORLD

Owners

Goods & Services

entertainment books, magazines, newspapers, periodicals publications in the nature of and dealing with tourism, travel, city life, comedy, variety, news, geography, history and sciences and printed catalogs on a wide variety of subjects, including tourism, travel, city life, comedy, variety, news, geography, history and sciences; mounted and unmounted photographs; photograph stands; stationery; non-magnetic subscription cards; non-magnetic credit cards; and stationery writing pads

CD ROM and interactive computer game software

editing of books and magazines

cinematographic apparatus, namely, motion picture cameras; apparatus and instruments for transmission or reproduction of sound or images, namely, motion picture cameras and video tape recorders; audiovisual, telecommunication and telematic apparatus and instruments, namely, television sets, tape recorders, and video tape recorders; computer software for use in data processing and data spreadsheets; videograms and phonograms featuring tourism, travel, city life, comedy, variety, news, geography, history and sciences; prerecorded video tapes featuring tourism, travel, city life, comedy, variety, news, geography, history and sciences; prerecorded audio and video compact discs, acoustic discs and magnetic discs featuring tourism, travel, city life, comedy, variety, news, geography, history and sciences; data processors, and computers; acoustic discs and magnetic discs

entertainment in the nature of on-going television and radio programs in the fields of tourism, travel, city life, comedy, variety, news, geography, history and sciences; operation of lending libraries; entertainment, namely, production of television shows, of motion picture film, of telefilms, of television news reports, of television talk shows, of videograms and of phonograms; rental of videograms, phonograms, videotapes, films, audio recordings, cinema projectors and sets for programs, broadcasts, talk shows and news reporting; arranging and conducting competition and games in the fields of education and entertainment

telecommunications services, namely, telephone transmission services, transmission of CD ROM contents from dealers via telephone line; television transmission services; communication by telematic services; broadcasting of programs by radio, television, videograms, phonograms, cable, hertzian way and satellites; rental of CD ROM and CD ROM players for sending messages and broadcasts; electronic transmission of data and documents via computer terminals