MESSENGERCONSOLE Trademark Registration
Summary
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has registered the trademark MESSENGERCONSOLE for computer software used for monitoring and reporting the status of multiple computer systems. The registration was finalized on March 25, 2026, following a filing date of April 10, 2000.
What changed
The USPTO has officially registered the trademark MESSENGERCONSOLE (TM76021061) for software designed for the 24-hour monitoring and reporting of multiple computer systems. This registration signifies the USPTO's recognition of the mark for its intended use in organizing status information onto a single console for user action.
This registration is a final determination by the USPTO and does not impose new compliance obligations on regulated entities. It primarily affects the intellectual property rights of the trademark holder. Companies operating in the technology sector should ensure their own branding and product names do not infringe upon this registered mark.
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MESSENGERCONSOLE
Registered TM76021061 Kind: registered Mar 25, 2026
Abstract
Computer software for the unattended, 24-hour, monitoring and reporting of the status of multiple computer systems, wherein the status information of these multiple computer systems is organized onto a single computer console which acts as a point of control for paging or routing the status information of one or more of said multiple computer systems to an appropriate user, whereupon the user can decide whether to take action upon the computer system(s), depending upon the importance of the status information which has been paged or routed to the user
Filing Date
2000-04-10
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