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NBS100's
FTC STUDY -
Red
Flag
Rules
- 2007 to
2010
"ID
Theft Prevention" - for the Goods, Products &
Services
Provided
by the Wireless Telephone®™©
Industry" • Since
-1902.
•
MAY TVInewsWeek - 18 19 20 21 22nd
/smart90.com/2008/may
"Finding The Trick Pony"
to Monetize the Certified USPTO Symbol ® /
™ / ©
What is the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office . . .
for ?
1.
Feature Story /
Service
Marks
®™©
• "Finding The Trick Pony" to Monetize the
Certified USPTO ®, ™, and ServiceMark
Symbols ®™©.
• What's the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
. . . for ?
•••The
PTO or USPTO is the acronym for the government
agency assigned to the U.S. Department of Commerce.
The USPTO acts not only as a fiduciary agent for
Congress and other government agencies, but for the
inventor and other individuals granted Marks
pertaining to patents, trademarks, and to the
copyrightable effects and elements arising
therefrom.
•••"A
federally registered mark is presumed
valid."
The PTO;s mission is to
oversee and implement those certain federal laws
relating to valid patents, trademarks, and service
rights, they've became signatory.
•••By
law, when a Patent, Trademark, and/or a Servicemark
is granted to an individual, it is considered to be
a Certified NOTICE. This Notice of ownership
gives everyone living and doing business in the
U.S.A. -- to take Notice of propriety.
•••
This Notice is also applied to anywhere else
in the world where the U.S. has a Treaty or
International Bureau, i.e., the Berne or Geneva
Convention. It is presumed those signatory members
are aware about your use and ownership of the
invention, copyright and/or trademark and the
meaning of the Mark, ® / ™ / ©.
MORE
ABOUT SERVICE MARKS
•••Therefore,
if someone in a distant state uses your NOTICED
name on goods, products or services that are
similar to yours, that person or individual cannot
defend against your infringement suit, by saying
that he/she did not know about you. (There's no
excuse for ignorance of the law).
•••Although
it is not required to do so, when once registered,
it's a good idea to utilize one of the following
Service Mark symbols ® / ™ / ©
. . . when your name becomes close to becoming
a generic term like: a xerox copy or my wireless
telephone, my Sprint cell phone, or "to
Googlize."
Part
02 /
MONETIZING THE CERTIFIED MARK ® / ™ /
© Using the Trick Pony - "The
EFFECTS."
••••As
you'll soon discover, IT SHOULD BE NOTED, that
a patent is a limited property right offered by the
government to inventors. That means -- in exchange
for the GRANT and rights for protection, you're
agreeing to share the details of your invention,
discovery, and copyrights with the common public,
(drawings and all).
•••As
for the EFFECTS, as well as any/and all
by-products, gained from registered patents,
including trademarks and copyrights -- they can be
extended for as long as they are improved, even by
other Patents.
•••For
Example: Take the Service Marks of
Google®, Yahoo®, and the 100 year old
organizations of Edison, Bell, the NBS 1907
Wireless Telephone®™ and the
Bayer® organizations. They have taken the
effects of their respective search engines,
electromagnetic RF spectrums, and Aspirin pills --
to great lengths.
•••Some
of these organizations have not only monetized
their respective companies by issuing paper
certificates represented by stocks, bonds, notes,
deeds, and licenses, listed on various STOCK
EXCHANGES, but have licensed others to use the
Effects of their ® / ™ / © -- as a
commodity.
•••The
Wireless Telephone®™ Effects, include over
one billion WiTEL phone numbers. Numbers, IP
addresses and Call Letters are used to identify a
few of the 300-billion invisible RF-spectrums
utilized for look-listen-text WiTEL broadcasting
purposes. In the U.S. -- the RF-spectrums are
licensed by the FCC to the highest TeleCom
bidder.
•••Recent
FCC auctions have produced over $60-Billion in
revenue deposits into the U.S. Treasury. Once the
sale is consummated, each spectrum is assigned one
of the effects ("the phone number") --
created by the NBS Wireless
Telephone®™© legacy of assets. The
WiTEL operator then publishes this NBS
copyrightable WiTEL "phone number" to identify the
user/or owner of the physical WiTEL cell or iPhone
unit.
•••WiFi
and WiMax antenna networks are necessary to
transmit and distribute Voice, Audio, Text and
Signals, (VATS). Each WiFi, WiMAX routing unit,
like Radio and TV stations are assigned ID numbers
sometimes referred to as: Mac or IP adresses.
CLICK
FOR MORE FREE USE OF THE 1908 YEAR OLD NBS ISBN
® / ™ /
©.
•••Imagine--
one hundred years after the Bayer aspirin
discovery, think of the many trademark and
copyright improvements over the original. The
billions of Bayer pills sold to users around the
world are still selling the same effects of the
Bayer brand to bleach headaches.
As for Google and Yahoo . . .
they just got started with their "Trick
Ponies."
•••Say
for example: there is a NEW improved patent granted
to an individual that is an improvement over Five
other patents . . . PLUS the original invention.
The Five-PLUS inventions will not only be covered
under the NEW improved patent, but will be extended
by the inherent right of Exclusionary principles .
. . . of sharing the NEW improved version of making
use of the NEW invention with the prior . . . Five,
PLUS the original inventors. (See Below
Infringements).
• Like Other Property Rights i.e., Dot-Com web
pages
• Drug products, a search engine,
patents, trademarks, copyrights, and even their
effects, can be licensed, sold, mortgaged,
transferred, assigned, abandoned or given away FREE
. . . i.e., in exchange for RadioPlay, WebPlay, and
double click advertising.
••••
"Knowing the principle factors and strategies on
how to control and sell the EFECTS of property
rights, ® / ™ / © -- is more
important than holding the physical property
itself," say those experts on the NBS100 Study
panel.
•••This
is especially true if the personal property is an
original trademark, copyright or patent that has a
long list of by-products.
Part
03 /
DURATION
AND TERM OF ® / ™ / © -
•••The
duration of a patent is 20 years; a trademark
registration with the U.S. Patent and Trademark
Office is unlimited provided that the mark is
continually used, unless seized by an Act of
Congress for due $$ consideration.
•••Bayer
had its U.S. Assets including its rights to
manufacture, name and ™ confiscated by the
U.S. -- as part of Germany's reparations after
WWI.
•••Copyrights
have been internationally standardized, lasting
between fifty to a hundred years from the creator's
death; or for a definite period, if inherited or
created by and for anonymous or corporate
reasoning.
•••The
development of digital media and Internet
technologies have prompted reinterpretation of
these exceptions, introducing new difficulties in
enforcing copyright, which in turn, have inspired
additional challenges to copyright law's
philosophic basis.
•••Simultaneously,
media businesses with great economic dependence
upon music/movie video copyright have advocated the
extension and expansion of their copyrights. If an
existing copyright is re-published in a White Paper
form, translated, or in the case of black and white
movies, films that have been colorized, it becomes
a new published work, and is automatic
extended.
••••
The Effects of patents differ from one country to
another. For instance, the patent right in the
United States covers research, but excludes "purely
philosophical" thought in nature and effect.
•
The USPTO Guide Book of 1905 - Regarding U.S.
Patents and Trademark.
•••It
was a just a few key words, and three WiFi-187
drawings -- that cinched the first original, one
and only Wireless Telephone™ Patent -
1908.
•••"
'Their wireless applications are just thoughts'.
That was just the phrase the PTO examiners wanted
to hear from inventor, Nathan Stubblefield, during
his private wireless telephone voice broadcast
demonstration, at the Washington, D.C. facilities,
in 1907.
••• The
apparatus with a loop antenna on top, was his
'Trick Pony' to put the ®™ after his
wireless telephone," says Josie Cory, publisher and
co-author of the; 'Smart Daaf Boys.'
•••Within
the first paragraph on Page One of his patent887
reads: "Be it known that I, NBS . . . have invented
a new and useful Wireless Telephone . . ." Page
Three, paragraph 4 include the key words;
'electrically transmitting and receiving signals' /
'from one point to another . . . ' / "using aerial
coils which stretches within the field of action .
. ." / CLICK
FOR MORE TM887 STORY
•••Generally,
a copyright is enforced as a civil matter, though
some jurisdictions do apply criminal sanctions.
Some jurisdictions have required formalities to
establishing copyright, but most recognize
copyright in any completed work, without formal
registration, just the symbol ©.
4.
Related Stories
/
PATENT
INFRINGEMENTS AND EXCLUSIONARY RIGHTS
•••The
granting of patents, trademarks and copyrights,
provide the right of excluding others (mostly
competitors) from making, using, offering for sale,
selling, or importing the patented invention for
the term of the patent, trademark or copyright
without your permission. Generally the term of
each, starts from the very date of filing, not the
granting date.
•••The
law firm of Portz & Portz, of Houston, says
that, "a United States patent is infringed by any
creation of the invention. Even making a
progression towards development of a new invention,
can also become a subject of any patent."
••••
A patent grant that has caused many problems for
the U.S. inventor, is the patent granted for an
invention . . . that is an improvement over a prior
patent, PLUS the original invention. Not only does
the improvement extend the prior patents use, it
become subject to, the prior patent(s).
••••
Australian patent law is more liberal. It allows
enterprising people to build and improve on top of
an already patented invention, just by cutting out
exceptions from infringement . . . for those
researchers on the invention.
••••
Since a patent right is an exclusionary right, it
does not necessarily allow the patent owner the
right of exploiting the patent as to his wishes,
especially if it's a viable invention based on an
item, and its effects -- that could be used for
mass destruction. If used in a declared War, the
patent could be confiscated for War reparations.
CLICK
FOR STORY - THE NBS1908 RF personal property
seizure.
••••
Another instance that causes problems for the
trained medical doctor-, CPA-, or attorney-at-law-
inventor is: the patent, does not grant the owner
the right to practice medicine, accounting or law,
without a academia diploma or a license to
practice.
More
About Trademarks or Servicemarks?
••••
A servicemark is the same as a trademark except
that it identifies and distinguishes the source of
a Service rather than a Product. The terms
"trademark" and "mark" are commonly used to refer
to both trademarks and servicemarks.
••••
Trademark or Servicemark rights may be used to
prevent others from using a confusingly similar
names or service, such as WiTEL phone
numbers assigned to identify RF spectrums.
••••
In some countries, notably the United States, a
trademark used to identify a service rather than a
product is called a service mark or
servicemark.[1] When a service mark is
federally registered, the standard registration
symbol ® or "Reg U.S. Pat & TM Off" may be
used (the same symbol is used to mark registered
trademarks). Before it is registered, it is common
practice (but has no legal standing) to use the
service mark symbol ? (a superscript "SM").
••••
A service mark differs from a trademark in that the
mark is used on the advertising of the service
rather than on the packaging or delivery of the
service, since there is generally no "package" to
place the mark on, which is the practice for
trademarks.
••••
Transportation carriers would paint their service
marks on their vehicles, such as on planes or
buses. Personal service providers would put their
service marks on their delivery vehicles, such as
on the trucks of plumbers or on moving vans.
••••
However, if the service deals with communications,
it is possible to use a service mark consisting of
a sound (a sound mark) in the process of delivering
the service. This has been done in the case of
AT&T, which uses a tone sound followed by a
woman speaking the company's name to identify its
long distance service, and MGM has used the sound
of a lion's roar for its motion pictures.
••••
Under U.S. law, service marks have a different
standard of use in order to count as a use in
commerce, which is necessary to complete
registration and to stop infringement by
competitors. A trademark normally needs to be used
on or directly in association with the sale of
goods, such as on a store display.
••••
As services are not defined by a concrete product,
use of a service mark in advertisements is instead
accepted as a use in commerce.
••••
Trademarks include words and
short phrases used by organizations to identify
themselves and their products and services. Often,
these names are written in several different ways
with variations in capitalization, punctuation, and
presentation.
••••
When deciding how to format a
trademark, editors should choose among styles
already in use (not invent new ones) and choose the
style that most closely resembles standard English,
regardless of the preference of the trademark
owner.
••••
This practice helps ensure
consistency in language and avoids drawing undue
attention to some subjects rather than others.
Listed below are more specific recommendations for
frequently occurring nonstandard formats.
MORE
ABOUT
SERVICEmarks
/ SEE
Wikipedia:Manual of Style
(TRADEmarks).
What
Is a Copyright?
••••
Copyright is a form of protection provided to the
authors of "original works of authorship" including
literary, dramatic, musical, artistic, and certain
other intellectual works, both published and
unpublished. The 1976 Copyright Act generally gives
the owner of copyright the exclusive right to
reproduce the copyrighted work, to prepare
derivative works, to distribute copies or
phonorecords of the copyrighted work, to perform
the copyrighted work publicly, or to display the
copyrighted work publicly.
••••
The copyright protects the form of expression
rather than the subject matter of the writing. For
example, a description of the original Wireless
Telephone®™© could be copyrighted,
but this would only prevent others from copying the
description. It should be understood that it not
prevent others from writing a description of their
own about the WiTEL units or from making and using
the unit. Copyrights are registered by the
Copyright Office of the Library of Congress.
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