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Trade Marks Journal No: 1797 , 15/05/2017 Class 38 INSAN 1899986 22/12/2009 DERA SACHA SAUDA SIRSA (HARYANA) MANUFACTURER & MERCHANTS INDIAN Address for service in India/Attorney address: K D S CONSULTANTS G-22/93, SECTOR-07, ROHINI, NEW DELHI-85 Used Since :29/04/2007 DELHI TELECOMMUNICATION 5285 Trade Marks Journal No: 1797 , 15/05/2017 Class 38 2046052 28/10/2010 S23 MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT WORKS PVT LTD 103/ 104,SKYLARK, PALI HILL, BANDRA, MUMBAI 400050 SERVICES PROVIDER A PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY Address for service in India/Agents address: MEHTA & MEHTA. NAVJIVAN COMMERCIAL COMPLEX, 12 TH FLOOR, OFFICE NO. 9, LAMINGTON ROAD, MUMBAI-400 008. Proposed to be Used MUMBAI DISSEMINATING, TRANSMITTING, BROADCASTING AND DISTRIBUTION SERVICES THROUGH ELECTRONIC OR OTHER MEDIA, TECHNOLOGIES, SYSTEMS, PROCESSES, EQUIPMENT AND /OR MEANS OF VOICE, AUDIO, COMBINATION OF AUDIO AND VIDEO, VISUAL IMAGES AND DATE; NEWS AGENCY SERVICES, CONTENT CREATION, STREAMING OF AUDIO AND VIDEO CONTENT AND MATERIALS ACROSS BROADBAND NETWORKS AND THE INTERNET;, CABLE, TERRESTRIAL AND SATELLITE BROADCASTING, WEB CASTING, POD CASTING AND TRANSMISSION TO ALL TYPES OF WIRED AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATION DEVICES. VIDEO-ON-DEMAND TRANSMISSION SERVICES; CONNECTIVITY SERVICES, NAMELY PROVIDING INTERNET ACCESS OVER WIRED AND WIRELESS NETWORKS; CHAT ROOMS FOR TRANSMISSION OF MESSAGES AMONG COMPUTER USERS. 5286 Trade Marks Journal No: 1797 , 15/05/2017 Class 38 2046058 28/10/2010 S23 MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT WORKS PVT LTD 103/ 104,SKYLARK, PALI HILL, BANDRA, MUMBAI 400050 SERVICES PROVIDER A PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY Address for service in India/Agents address: MEHTA & MEHTA. NAVJIVAN COMMERCIAL COMPLEX, 12 TH FLOOR, OFFICE NO. 9, LAMINGTON ROAD, MUMBAI-400 008. Proposed to be Used MUMBAI DISSEMINATING, TRANSMITTING, BROADCASTING AND DISTRIBUTION SERVICES THROUGH ELECTRONIC OR OTHER MEDIA, TECHNOLOGIES, SYSTEMS, PROCESSES, EQUIPMENT AND / OR MEANS OF VOICE , AUDIO, COMBINATION OF AUDIO AND VIDEO, VISUAL IMAGES AND DATA; NEWS AGENCY SERVICES; CONTENT CREATION, STREAMING OF AUDIO AND VIDEO CONTENT AND MATERIALS ACROSS BROADBAND NETWORKS AND THE INTERNET; CABLE, TERRESTRIAL AND SATELLITE BROADCASTING, WEB CASTING, POD CASTING AND TRANSMISSION TO ALL TYPES OF WIRED AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATION DEVICES. VIDEO-ON-DEMAND TRANSMISSION SERVICES; CONNECTIVITY SERVICES, NAMELY, PROVIDING INTERNET ACCESS OVER WIRED AND WIRELESS NETWORKS; CHAT ROOMS FOR TRANSMISSION OF MESSAGES AMONG COMPUTER USERS. 5287 Trade Marks Journal No: 1797 , 15/05/2017 Class 38 "MOBIGLOBE" 2086399 18/01/2011 MOBIGLOBE TECHNOLOGIES trading as ;MOBIGLOBE TECHNOLOGIES 3/604, ARUNACHALAM STREET, S.H. PET, NELLORE-524002, ANDHRA PRADESH. SERVICE PROVIDER - Address for service in India/Attorney address: INDUCT IP F 1, BRINDAVAN APARTMENTS, 2ND CROSS, SILVER OAK MAIN ROAD, VINAYAKA NAGAR, J.P. NAGAR,7TH PHASE, BANGALORE-560 078. Used Since :15/08/2009 CHENNAI SERVICES RELATING TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INTERNET ACCESS SERVICES, COMMUNICATION BY TELEPHONES, WIRELESS, CELLULAR TELEPHONE, TELEPHONY SERVICES; FIXED VOICE TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES; SATELLITE TRANSMISSION OF VOICE MESSAGES; TELEPHONE CARD ISSUING SERVICES; SATELLITE COMMUNICATION SERVICES; INCLUDING PROVIDING CONNECTIONS TO THE INCLUDING PROVIDING CONNECTIONS TO THE INTERNET, INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS AND WIRELESS BROADBAND SERVICES, TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES; INFORMATION, ADVICE AND CONSULTANCY SERVICES, ALL RELATING TO THE AFORESAID SERVICES; TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES IN THE NATURE OF TRANSMISSION OF SOUND, PICTURE, IMAGE, VIDEO, AND DATA SIGNALS, SUCH TRANSMISSION ENABLED BY MEANS OF THE CELLULAR MOBILE PHONE, INTERNET AND WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY, TRANSMISSION OF SOUND, PICTURE, IMAGE, VIDEO, AND DATA SIGNALS TO PERSONALIZE OR ENHANCE CELLULAR OR MOBILE PHONES, SUCH TRANSMISSION ENABLED BY MEANS OF THE INTERNET AND WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY, PROVIDED IN RESPONSE TO COMMANDS FROM COMPUTERS AND CELLULAR OR MOBILE PHONES; TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES, NAMELY, PROVIDING A WEBSITE THAT ENABLES TRANSMISSION OF SOUND, PICTURE, GRAPHIC, IMAGE, AND VIDEO SIGNALS TO THE WEBSITE, WHERE THE SIGNALS MAY BE EDITED AND THEN TRANSMITTED TO COMPUTERS AND CELLULAR OR MOBILE PHONES; AND PROVIDING INFORMATION ON CALLING PLANS AND SERVICES OF OTHERS IN THE FIELD OF CELLULAR OR MOBILE PHONES; PROVIDING ACCESS VIA THE INTERNET AND CELLULAR OR MOBILE PHONES TO ELECTRONIC GAMES FOR THE PURPOSE OF PLAYING AND/OR DOWNLOADING THE GAMES; PROVIDING ACCESS VIA THE INTERNET AND CELLULAR OR MOBILE PHONES TO RING TONES AND MUSIC FOR THE PURPOSE OF LISTENING TO AND/OR DOWNLOADING THE RING TONES, SCREEN SAVERS, WALLPAPERS AND MUSIC; PROVIDING ONLINE FORUMS FOR TRANSMISSION OF MESSAGES AMONG COMPUTER USERS CONCERNING CELLULAR OR MOBILE PHONES AND ACCESSORIES AND APPLICATIONS FOR SUCH PHONES; AND PROVIDING LINKS TO WEBSITES OF OTHERS IN THE FIELD OF CELLULAR OR MOBILE PHONES AND ACCESSORIES AND APPLICATIONS FOR SUCH PHONES. 5288 Trade Marks Journal No: 1797 , 15/05/2017 Class 38 2093241 02/02/2011 SPACE VISION CABLE NETWORK PRIVATE LIMITED 347/A, United Chambers, M.S.Ali Road,Next To Shalimar Theatre, Grant Road,MUMBAI -400007 SERVICE PROVIDERS A PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY INCORPORATE UNDER INDIA COMPANY ACT 1956 Address for service in India/Attorney address: ABBAS Z MOOKHTIAR Dy Sliva House, 1st Floor, 18, Chapel Road, Bandra [West], Mumbai - 400050 Used Since :06/06/2000 MUMBAI T.V. CHANNEL, TELEVISION BROADCASTING, BROADCASTING/ DIFFUSION OF COMMUNICATION AND DATA SIGNALS INCLUDING TELEVISION AND RADIO PROGRAMME SIGNALS, COMMUNICATION BY FIBER OPTIC NETWORK, TRANSMISSION OF DATA, DOCUMENTS, MESSAGES, IMAGES, SOUNDS, VOICES, TEXT, AUDIO VIDEO DATA AND INFORMATION BY ELECTRONIC, MICROWAVE, LASER BEAM, COMMUNICATION SATELLITE, MICROWAVE LINK, CABLE AND WIRELESS OR WIRE LINK SYSTEMS, CONSULTANCY, INFORMATION AND ADVISORY SERVICES IN RELATIONS TO THE AFORESAID SERVICES, PROVIDING FOR TELECOM SYSTEMS INTEGRATION, TELEMARKETING TOLL FREE CUSTOMER CARE MANAGEMENT, INCLUDING TELECOMMUNICATION, ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS TRANSMISSIONS / BROADCASTING SERVICES RELATING TO NEWS, EDUCATION, MEDICAL, ENTERTAINMENT, INFORMATION AND POLITICS THROUGH THE USE OF MOBILE PHONES, AND TRANSMISSION OF SUCH CONTENT ON MOBILE PHONES, WEB BASED TELEPHONE SERVICES 5289 Trade Marks Journal No: 1797 , 15/05/2017 Class 38 2124758 04/04/2011 TIMBRE MEDIA PVT. 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RADIO FREQUENCY BANDS, FOR SATELLITE RADIO BROADCASTING ; BROADCASTING SERVICES AND PROVISION OF TELECOMMUNICATION ACCESS TO VIDEO AND AUDIO CONTENT 5290 Trade Marks Journal No: 1797 , 15/05/2017 Class 38 TIMBRE MEDIA 2124762 04/04/2011 TIMBRE MEDIA PVT. LTD. trading as ;TIMBRE MEDIA PVT. LTD., 2ND FLOOR, MITRA TOWERS, 10/4, KASTURBA ROAD, BANGALORE - 560 001, KARNATAKA SERVICE PROVIDERS AN INDIAN COMPANY Address for service in India/Agents address: PUTHRAN & ASSOCIATES B-3, KESAVAN ORCHID (3RD FLOOR), 5/7, NORTH MADA ST., SRI NAGAR COLONY, SAIDAPET, CHENNAI-600015. Used Since :13/01/2010 CHENNAI TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES; SATELLITE BROADCASTING SERVICES RELATING TO ENTERTAINMENT; BROADCASTING OF RADIO AND TELEVISION PROGRAMS; CABLE RADIO BROADCASTING AND TRANSMISSION; RADIO COMMUNICATION, BROADCASTING CONSULTATION AND INFORMATION; TRANSMISSION OF RADIO PROGRAMS BY SATELLITE; ELECTRONIC, ELECTRIC, AND DIGITAL TRANSMISSION OF VOICE, DATA, IMAGES, SIGNALS, AND MESSAGES; DELIVERY OF DIGITAL MUSIC BY ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION; BROADBAND RADIO COMMUNICATION SERVICES; BROADCASTING OF VIDEO AND AUDIO PROGRAMMING OVER THE INTERNET; STREAMING OF AUDIO MATERIAL ON THE INTERNET; SALE OF RESERVATIONS FOR SATELLITE CHANNELS, I.E.. RADIO FREQUENCY BANDS, FOR SATELLITE RADIO BROADCASTING ; BROADCASTING SERVICES AND PROVISION OF TELECOMMUNICATION ACCESS TO VIDEO AND AUDIO CONTENT. 5291 Trade Marks Journal No: 1797 , 15/05/2017 Class 38 2124766 04/04/2011 TIMBRE MEDIA PVT. LTD. trading as ;TIMBRE MEDIA PVT. 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