PROVIDING ON LINE COMPUTER ACCESS

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
BEACON	BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE, INC.	100 Franklin Street Boston MA 02110	PROVIDING ON-LINE COMPUTER ACCESS TO A STOCK EXCHANGE FOR TRADING AND INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES;
BUSCAN2	Buscan2 DR, Inc.	2001 East 24th Street Brooklyn NY 11229	Providing on-line computer access to information, audio, and video via websites, online forums, chat rooms, list servs and blogs over the Internet; providing on-line chat rooms and electronic bulletin boards for transmission of messages among users in fields of general interest; providing an online community forum to enable members to share information, photos, audio and video content about themselves, their personal preferences, daily activities, to receive feedback from other members and peers, to form virtual communities;Men's and women's clothing, namely, t-shirts;BUS CAN TWO;Promoting the goods and services of others through incentive programs which award points which can be exchanged for rewards consisting of promotional products and services;Introduction and integrated social networking services over the Internet and other communications networks;The English translation of Buscan in the mark is look for or search.;
VANTAGE	VANIER	6140 Stoneridge Mall Road, Suite 245 Pleasanton CA 94588	providing on-line computer access to an electronic business forms catalog; electronic catalog ordering in the field of custom or stock business forms;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

The present invention provides an interactive library system having a computer in telecommunication link with at least one user computer and computer of at least one content provider requiring payment for information access. The interactive library system performs the following: Receiving, by the library system computer, user identification and password from the user computer. Comparing, by the library system computer, the received user identification and password with authorized user identifications and corresponding passwords stored in the library system to determine whether to grant access to the interactive library system. If the comparison results in grant of access, then the interactive library system provides one or both of the following: (1) Receiving, by the library system computer, input from the user computer specifying type of information desired by the user. Establishing, by the library system computer, telecommunication link with the content provider computer. Transmitting, by the library system computer, the type of information desired by the user as search request to the content provider computer. Receiving, by the library system computer, result of the search request from the content provider computer. And providing, by the library system computer, the result to the user computer. (2) Setting, by the library system computer, the user's privileges. If the user's privileges correspond to a first preselected level of access, then providing, by the library system computer, access to information in a Deal Room. And if the user's privileges correspond to a second preselected level of access, then providing, by the library system computer, right to modify Deal Room information and/or upload electronic files to the Deal Room.