About 5 Trademarks found for “*RCN”

Telecommunication services, namely television broadcasting services; provision of training and education services via satellite, cable terrestrial television, radio networks, and local or global computer networks in the fields of television entertainment, of arranging and conducting cultural activities, namely, book trade fairs, dance festivals, musical concert, and theatre production, and of arranging and conducting sporting activities in the field of car racing, track and field, soccer, tennis, football, volleyball and curling; entertainment services, namely baseball games, basketball games, boxing matches, concerts, development, production, distribution, transmission and broadcasting of television shows, news programs, soccer games, football games, hockey games, horse shows, laser shows, magic shows, musical concerts, orchestra performances, personal appearances by a movie star or sports celebrity, puppet shows, theatre productions, television shows, video games, wine festivals, wrestling contests; arranging and conducting cultural activities, namely book trade fairs, dance festivals, musical concerts, and theatre productions; arranging and conducting sporting activities in the field of car racing, track and field, soccer, tennis, football, volleyball and curling.

Computer equipment and systems hardware and software, namely computer workstations for application in health care; the workstation to include video and data compression equipment or software, printers, video terminals, video cameras and video recording devices, computer interface cards, modems, codecs for signal acceptance and conversion from a variety of clinical diagnostic equipment such as x-ray and ultrasound devices; the workstation also to include systems and applications software and necessary electronic components; telecommunications interface equipment for the transmission of multi-media information for real time and batch application over dedicated lines or the public switched network; the telecommunications interface to include cable, inverse muxes and other electronic transmission media.

Telecommunication services applied to the health industry, namely, interconnection services between workstation locations, long distance telecommunication services, paging services, data transmission services, interconnection services between mobile workstations and telecommunication networks, video conferencing services, and mobile telephone services; maintenance services for the above-noted telecommunications and computer equipment and systems; scheduling services for users of above-mentioned workstations; training services in the clinical and technical use of the workstations and consulting and education services relating to the delivery of information through the telecommunication systems.