BXR Trademark Details

Bxr was registered on Tuesday, December 28, 2004 and is currently owned by Marconi Communications Inc. under the registration number 2914457 . This mark is dead with a status of Cancelled - Section 8. The last case file activity for this mark occured 10 years ago on Monday, May 12, 2014, according to the United State Patent & Trademark Office

Word Mark	Bxr
Status	Dead Registered 710 — Cancelled - Section 8

Current Owner

Marconi Communications Inc. of Cleveland, OH

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Serial Number	78235675
Registration Number	2914457
Status Date	Monday, May 12, 2014
Filing Date	Monday, May 12, 2014
Registration Date	Tuesday, December 28, 2004
Attorney	Mark S. Svat

Correspondent

Mark S. Svat
FAY, SHARPE, FAGAN, MINNICH & McKEE, LLP
1100 Superior Avenue Seventh Floor
Cleveland OH USA 44114-2579

Case File Statements

Goods & Services	Communication and telecommunication telephones, faxes, radios, and computer hardware, and exchanges and servers for the transmission and reception of voice, data and vision by means of radio, wire and optical link; fixed and mobile telephone, data and video terminals; telecommunication processors with input, output, recording, monitoring, logging, testing, signal processing, filtering, coding, decoding, data-compressing, computing, billing, retransmission, multiplexing, network management and switching facilities; wires, cables and optical fibers for telecommunications; cable termination and cable distribution equipment in the nature of cables and monitors; radio telecommunication equipment of all types, namely, transmitters, receivers, aerials, mobile communication terminals, base stations and switches, relay, control and link computer hardware; equipment, namely, radios and satellites for broadcasting information via radio and telecommunication systems; paging and data transmitters; satellites and ground-based satellite terminals; transportable, portable or mobile satellite terminals for voice, data and vision; equipment, namely, computer hardware and software for the conversion of voice, vision and data signals into alternative data protocols; equipment namely, computer hardware and software for the modulation of voice, vision and data streams on radio or optical carrier signals; telecommunication network management apparatus and systems, namely, switches to switch signals in accordance with sets of instructions in the apparatus or within the data signal; terminals for voice, data or vision such that the terminal is operated by a programmed event or by a coin, cash or by credit and payment card; coin, cash validation acceptors; magnetic, optical and electronic credit and payment cards or tokens to permit means of commercial transaction; computer hardware and software for the validation of users or user-held cards or tokens; transaction cards and tokens terminals capable of transmitting and receiving data by magnetic stripe or direct electrical contact or by remote electromagnetic optical signal; electronic, optical and electromagnetic components, namely, optical scanners; and software for use in routing information for the communications and telecommunications industry; computers and data storage and data transmission systems comprised of computer hardware and software for patient medical records or current medical information, and software used in healthcare products for patient imaging, diagnosis and treatment; computer hardware and software for creating images and controlling inkjet and laser printers; electronic and optical readers for images imprinted on objects; computer hardware and software to analyze product markings, or product-based tags using electromagnetic and optical coding systems, thus remotely reading product information; computer hardware and software for the management of product inventories; automated electronic computer hardware and software that provides a means of vehicle detection and remote communication with vehicles and their drivers; cash and payment card transaction hardware and software for fuel dispensers and retail shops; inventory control hardware and software for fuel and retail goods; secure transaction hardware and software and identity verification hardware and software; computer hardware and software for the management of multiple fuel stations or the management of multiple retail shops; hardware and software for use in networks for making commercial transactions; electronic and data-coding software to achieve secure data and financial transactions in networks; retail transaction computers and electronic commerce network hubs, switches, and routers; electronic controllers for fans and air handling systems; electronic active noise and vibration controllers; electronic and opto-electronic active and passive circuits and integrated circuits; vacuum and gas-filled electronic components and power tubes; optical and fiber optic cables; image display conduits and image capture conduits in the electromagnetic spectrum; image capture conduits in sonic fields; power amplifiers and power switches; gas sensors and electronic olfaction sensors; weighing apparatus namely, scales; internet protocol (IP) port cards, switches, switch routers, phones, parts, and fittings for all of the above

Communication and telecommunication telephones, faxes, radios, and computer hardware, and exchanges and servers for the transmission and reception of voice, data and vision by means of radio, wire and optical link; fixed and mobile telephone, data and video terminals; telecommunication processors with input, output, recording, monitoring, logging, testing, signal processing, filtering, coding, decoding, data-compressing, computing, billing, retransmission, multiplexing, network management and switching facilities; wires, cables and optical fibers for telecommunications; cable termination and cable distribution equipment in the nature of cables and monitors; radio telecommunication equipment of all types, namely, transmitters, receivers, aerials, mobile communication terminals, base stations and switches, relay, control and link computer hardware; equipment, namely, radios and satellites for broadcasting information via radio and telecommunication systems; paging and data transmitters; satellites and ground-based satellite terminals; transportable, portable or mobile satellite terminals for voice, data and vision; equipment, namely, computer hardware and software for the conversion of voice, vision and data signals into alternative data protocols; equipment namely, computer hardware and software for the modulation of voice, vision and data streams on radio or optical carrier signals; telecommunication network management apparatus and systems, namely, switches to switch signals in accordance with sets of instructions in the apparatus or within the data signal; terminals for voice, data or vision such that the terminal is operated by a programmed event or by a coin, cash or by credit and payment card; coin, cash validation acceptors; magnetic, optical and electronic credit and payment cards or tokens to permit means of commercial transaction; computer hardware and software for the validation of users or user-held cards or tokens; transaction cards and tokens terminals capable of transmitting and receiving data by magnetic stripe or direct electrical contact or by remote electromagnetic optical signal; electronic, optical and electromagnetic components, namely, optical scanners; and software for use in routing information for the communications and telecommunications industry; computers and data storage and data transmission systems comprised of computer hardware and software for patient medical records or current medical information, and software used in healthcare products for patient imaging, diagnosis and treatment; computer hardware and software for creating images and controlling inkjet and laser printers; electronic and optical readers for images imprinted on objects; computer hardware and software to analyze product markings, or product-based tags using electromagnetic and optical coding systems, thus remotely reading product information; computer hardware and software for the management of product inventories; automated electronic computer hardware and software that provides a means of vehicle detection and remote communication with vehicles and their drivers; cash and payment card transaction hardware and software for fuel dispensers and retail shops; inventory control hardware and software for fuel and retail goods; secure transaction hardware and software and identity verification hardware and software; computer hardware and software for the management of multiple fuel stations or the management of multiple retail shops; hardware and software for use in networks for making commercial transactions; electronic and data-coding software to achieve secure data and financial transactions in networks; retail transaction computers and electronic commerce network hubs, switches, and routers; electronic controllers for fans and air handling systems; electronic active noise and vibration controllers; electronic and opto-electronic active and passive circuits and integrated circuits; vacuum and gas-filled electronic components and power tubes; optical and fiber optic cables; image display conduits and image capture conduits in the electromagnetic spectrum; image capture conduits in sonic fields; power amplifiers and power switches; gas sensors and electronic olfaction sensors; weighing apparatus namely, scales; internet protocol (IP) port cards, switches, switch routers, phones, parts, and fittings for all of the above

Classifications

International Class Codes	009 — Class 9 consists mostly of instruments used for controlling vehicles (such as ships), scientific research, and all computer programs and software regardless of the recording media such as CD-ROMs, hard drives, downloads, etc.
U.S. Class Codes	021, 023, 026, 036, 038
Status	2 — Sec. 8 – Entire Registration
Status Date	Monday, May 12, 2014
First Use Anywhere	Wednesday, January 16, 2002
First Use In Commerce	Wednesday, January 16, 2002
Primary Code	009

Trademark Timeline

Jan 16 2002

First use anywhere for the mark
Jan 16 2002

First use in commerce for the mark
Apr 09 2003

Trademark application filed with USPTO
Sep 02 2003

Assigned To Examiner
Sep 23 2003

Non-Final Action Mailed
Mar 23 2004

Correspondence Received In Law Office
Mar 26 2004

Paper Received
Jul 14 2004

Approved For Pub - Principal Register
Jul 27 2004

Assigned To Lie
Jul 27 2004

Law Office Publication Review Completed
Jul 27 2004

Assigned To Lie
Sep 15 2004

Notice of Publication
Oct 05 2004

Published For Opposition
Dec 28 2004

Registered-Principal Register
Dec 28 2004

Trademark officially registered with the USPTO
May 12 2014

Cancelled Sec. 8 (10-Yr)/expired Section 9