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Status

Dead

Status Code

710

Status Date

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Serial Number

76189600

Registration Number

2798332

Registration Date

Tuesday, December 23, 2003

Mark Type

6000

Filing Date

Tuesday, January 2, 2001

Published for Opposition

Tuesday, September 24, 2002

Cancellation Date

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Trademark Owner History

YAHOO! INC. -
MUSICMATCH, Inc. - Original Registrant

Classifications

9 Computer software for facilitating analysis of musical preferences and interests, providing, storing and organizing musical recordings and selections, downloading, recording and playing of music samples and full recordings, and providing access to sites on a global computer network

35 Online ordering in the field of music samples and full recordings; online retail stores featuring sound recordings; online retail services in the field of music featuring analysis of musical preferences and interests of website users and provision of musical recordings and selections that allows users to download and playback music samples and full recordings and provides access to other websites

41 Providing information on music releases, reviews, concerts, concert tours, musical artists, the music industry, and recording and playback equipment; providing information about music based on personal preferences by means of analysis of musical preferences and interests of website users

The MUSICMATCH startup sound consists of a 4.4 second musical phrase. The time signature of the phrase is 4/4 with an approximate tempo of 80 bpm. The phrase starts with a pianissimo string chord whose main keys are C5, F#5, and G5. The chord crescendos to forte in ~.8 seconds at which time a 60-80Hz bass note hits. The bass note is sustained for ~.8 seconds. Overlying the string chord are synthesized pizzicato 1/8th note triplets beginning at .4 seconds and ending at ~1.2 seconds. The sequence of notes is D7, C7, A6, G6. While the bass note is sustained (~ 1 second marker) the string sound, mentioned previously, changes to an A major chord. Using the same string sound, underlying the A major chord is a sequence of 1/8th notes. The sequence is F#4, E4, A4. Finally, using a synthesized pizzicato sound, two quarter notes are sounded. The quarter note tones and second markers are, A4 at 1.8 seconds and D5 at 2.8 seconds, respectively. The sound fades to zero volume starting at 3.5 seconds and ending at 4.4 seconds.

Trademark Events

Jul 31, 2010

Cancelled Sec. 8 (6-Yr)

Jun 7, 2007

Case File In Ticrs

Aug 30, 2006

Automatic Update Of Assignment Of Ownership

Nov 7, 2005

Teas Change Of Correspondence Received

Dec 23, 2003

Registered-Principal Register

Sep 30, 2003

Allowed Principal Register - Sou Accepted

Jul 11, 2003

Statement Of Use Processing Complete

Jul 11, 2003

Extension 1 Granted

Jun 16, 2003

Use Amendment Filed

Jun 16, 2003

Extension 1 Filed

Jun 18, 2003

Paper Received

Dec 17, 2002

Noa Mailed - Sou Required From Applicant

Oct 15, 2002

Paper Received

Sep 24, 2002

Published For Opposition

Sep 18, 2002

Teas Change Of Correspondence Received

Sep 4, 2002

Notice Of Publication

Jul 30, 2002

Paper Received

Jan 22, 2002

Approved For Pub - Principal Register

Oct 18, 2001

Correspondence Received In Law Office

Apr 23, 2001

Non-Final Action Mailed

Apr 17, 2001

Assigned To Examiner