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`In re U.S. Trademark Application
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`Sterling Software (U.S.), Inc
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`Serial No; 76/122,042
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`Filed: September 1, 2000
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`Mark: ONTIM.E:DISPATCH
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`Assistant Commissioner for Trademarks
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`Arlington, VA 22202-3513
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`Examining Art-y.: Matthew H. Swyers
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`Law Office:
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`0urRef. No.: 462S0.DlD30D
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`RESPONSE TO FIRST OFFICE ACTION
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`This is in response to the First Office Action dated March 19, 2001 (the “Office Action”).
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`In the Office Action, the Examining Attorney refused registration on the ground that Applicant's
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`mark ONTIME:DISPA'I‘CH (the “Mark”) is confusingly similar to Registration No. 1,625,682.
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`The Examining Attomey also refiised registration on the ground that the identification of
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`services is indefinite because the Applicant uses the wording “relating to” instead of “namely."
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`LIKELIHDOD OF CGJNFUSION:
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`There Is No Likelihood. Of Confusion Between The Mark And Registration No. 1,625,682.
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`The Examining Attorney is incorrect in concluding that there is a likelihood of confusion
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`between Applicanfs Mark and Registration No. 1,625,682, Applicanfs goods are “computer
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`software for synthesizing and/or displaying air carrier operational data," while its services are
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`"computer services for others relating to d6Sig',l.'1 and implementation of software for synthesizing
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`and/or displaying air carrier operational data.” Registrant’s goods, on the other hand, are
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`“computer programs for schedule managelnent, and manuals sold therewith.”
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`The Examining Attorney concludes without any evidence that “[s]|ince both marks
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`contain an identical term and both goods involve computer programs at likelihood of confusion
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`exists between the two Jmarks.” Applicant respectfully disagrees with the Examining Attorney.
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`The only teim that the descriptions of goods for the Mark and Reg. No. 1,625,682 both include is
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`the word “computer." Furthermore, Applicant and Registranfs use of their respective marks
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`demonstrates that consumers are not likely to be confused. Applicant uses its Mark for software
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`that “integrates dynamic air lraffic control (ATC) and airline data” —- software that is clearly
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`targeted at airports and airlines. (Exhibit A). Registrant uses its mark for computer software to
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`coordinate employee “work schedules and meetings” ~— software that
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`is targeted at
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`personal/retail consumer. (Exhibit B).
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`The channels of trade and targeted customers are
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`completely different.
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`The fact that the Mark and Reg- No. 1,625,682 both involve cornputeirs and software is
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`insufficient to find a likelihood of confusion.
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`[T]he Board has cautioned that there is no per se rule that confiusion will always
`be found as between any and all items of computer hardware and sofihvare.
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`As the computer becomes widely accepted as a common tool used in alll phases of
`businesses and professions, it becomes possible for a trademark on computer
`products targeted at a specialized market to coexist without confusion with a
`somewhat similar trademark used on computer products targeted at a quite
`different qpeeiallized market; .
`. . Thus, the Trademark Board and the Federal
`Circuit “have rejected the view that a relationship exists between goods and
`services simply because each involves the use of computers.”
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`4 J. Tnoms MCCARTHY on TRADEMARIG AND UNFAIR COM.PETm0N § 24:44 at 2465 (4"‘ Ed.
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`2000).
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`In Arnicus Communications, LP. v. Hewlett-Packard Ca., Inc.. 1999 WL 495921 (W.D.
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`Tex. June 11, 1999), the court addressed whether the plaintifi‘, which had registered the mark
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`PAVILION for providing on-line communication services to affinity groups over the Internet,
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`could allege the existence of a likelihood of confusion by the defendant’s use of the same mark
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`for the manufacture and sale of personal computer systems. The court noted that the plaintiffs
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`services requirodiusers to register to gain access, While the defendant did not restrict its sales of
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`personal computers to specific individuals or groups. Amie-us, 1999 WL 495921 at "‘12.‘
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`Finding no likelihood of confusion merely because both marks involved computers, the court
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`observed:
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`More to the point, there are other instances of personal computers ancl intemet
`services companies sharing names.
`For example, Presario is the name of a
`leading personal computer marketed by COMPAQ and Presa.rio.1:;om is an
`unrelated consulting company which offers advice on systems integration. Indigo
`is the name of a work station marketed by Silicon Graphics andl unrelated
`I.ntIigo.com marlkets science—related equipment. ASPIRE is the Ilamue of a
`personal computer and unrelated to ASPIKING TECHNOLOGIES provides web
`page development and internet services, VERSA is the name of [a] notebook
`computer and unrelated Versa.com provides intcrnet pulblishing and marketing
`services.
`Pow-eredge
`is a sub—brand of Dell Computcns
`and unrelated
`Poweredgecom provides internet site hosting. Pavilion Teclrtnologies, Inc.
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`Austin, Texas rnzarkets sofiware under the name Pavilion. The Trademark Trial
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`and Appeal Board has rejected plaintiffs premise that all computer hardware.
`sofiware and internet services are “closely related” when it noted that: “[T]]here
`must be some similarity between the goods and services beyond the fact that each
`involves the use of computers.” The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board has held
`the fact that the two parties provide computer programs in and of itsel1f"‘does not
`establish a relationship between good[s] or services such that czonsurners would
`believe that all computer software programs emanate from the same source
`simply because they are sold under similar marks.
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`. The computer filed [sic]
`has become too large and too fragmented for aper so rule.
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`Id. at *l2—13‘ fee also In re Quadrant Corp, 228 U.S.P.Q. 863 (T.T.A..B. 1985) (no likelihood
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`of confusion between software for energy conservation [FASER] and hardware buffers
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`[MICROFAZER]); Information Resources v. X*Pre.s's Info. Sv.s., 6 U.S.P.Q.2L‘1 1034 (T.T.A.B.
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`1988) (no likelihood of confusion between news service transmitted through calble television to a
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`personal computer
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`[X*PRESS] and specialized information analysis computer programs
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`[EXPR.ESS]); Electronic Data Sys. Corp. v. EDS.-1 Micro Corp., 23 U.S.P.Q.2:tl 1460 1[T.T.A.B.
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`1992) (no likelihood of oonfiision between general data processing fr-.rvi»ces [EDS] and computer
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`‘The virtually identical situation exists in the present case. Access to Apiplicanths services requires
`registration and a password, whereas the goods sold under Reg. No. 1,625,682 are not restricted to any
`particular individual or group.
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`assisted design for elecirical power systems [EDSA]) and Aries tS)Is. Cozy. v. World Book, Inc.,
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`26 U.S.P.Q.2d 1926 (T.T.A.B. 1992) (no likelihood of confusion between c;~ompu‘ler prograrns
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`for encyclopedic informafion [INFORMATION FINDER] and computer programs for retrieval
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`in specialized medical databases and sold to physicians [KNOWLEDGE F]NDER]).
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`AMENDMENT OF RECITATIDE OF SERVICES
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`Applicant amendls its recitation of services as follows:
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`“computer services for others. namely, the design and implementation of soflware
`for synthesizing and/or displaying air carrier operational data” in International
`Class 42.
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`CONCLUSION
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`Based on the above, Applicant has responded to all outstanding issues relating to the
`above-referenced
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`Applicant
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`0N'l‘lME:DlSPATCI-I be allowed to proceed to registration.
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`Respectfully submitted,
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`REFERENCE
`NUMBER:
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`SERIAL NUMBER: 75/122042
`MARKI
`TDNTI|‘.‘lE:[)1SPATCH
`APPLICANT?
`Sterling Software (U.S. ),
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`THE ABOVE IDENTIFIED TRADEMARK APPLICATION WAS ABANDONED
`ON 10/02/ZOOII
`FOR THE FOLLOWING REASON:
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`NO RESPONSE TO THE OFFICE ACTION MAILED ON 03/30/2001 WAS RECEIVED IN THE
`PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE (PTO) WITHIN THE SIX-MONTH RESPONSE PERIOD.
`(I5 U.S.C. 1062(b); TRADEMARK RULE 2.65(a)).
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`YOU CAN REQUEST REINSTATEMENT OF THE APPLICATION FOR NO FEE IF:
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`* YOU HAVE PROOF THAT YOUR RESPONSE WAS RECEIVED IN THE PTO ON OR BEFORE THE
`DUE DATE — SUCH AS A POSTCARD WITH A PTO MAILROOM DATE STAMP: OR.
`* YOU MAILED OR FAXEID THE RESPONSE ON OR BEFORE THE DUE. DATE WITH A
`CERTIFICATE OF MAILING OR FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION.
`IN ACCORDANCI:'. WITH PTO
`RULE 1.8. 37 CFR SEC. L8: OR DEPOSITED THE RESPONSE AS EXPRESS MAIL,
`IN
`ACCORDANCE WITH PTO RULE 1.10, 37 CFR SEC. L10.
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`YOU I-IUs'r SUBMIT A com: of THE PREVIOUSLY SUEHITTEI) TIMIELY RESPONSE
`ALONG WITH opus: or THE TYPES or PROOF SET OUT ABOVE.
`YOU MAS’ FAX
`THIS INFORMATION TO (703) 303-7220.
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`IF YOU DO NOT HAVE? THE PROOF NECESSARY FOR REINSTATEHENT,
`YOU CAN REQUEST REVIVAL OF THE APPLICATION,
`UNDER PTO RULE 2.66, 37 CPR SEC. 2.66, BY:
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`FILING A "PETITION TO REVIVE" WITHIN 2 MONTHS OF THE DATE PRINTED AT THE
`TOP OF THIS NOTICE. INDICATING THAT THE REASON FOR THE DELAY IN
`RESPONDING BY THE DUE. DATE WAS "UNINTEN'I‘IONAL":
`PAYING THE PETITION FEE OF 5100, MADE PAYABLE TO THE
`COMMISSIONER OF’ PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS: AND
`INCLUDING A COPY OIF THE RESPONSE TO THE. OFFICE ACTION (IF YOU
`DID RECEIVE. THE OFFICE ACTION - O'1'1-IERVJISE,
`INCLUDE A STATEIVl]EN'I"
`THAT YOU DID NOT RECEIVE THE OFFICE ACTION.)
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`FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL (703) 308-9000
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`In re Applicarian :
`Sterling Sufiwm (U‘S.). Inc.
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`TM: ONTIME:DISPATC.H-'
`U.S. Serial No. 76/122,042
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`September 10, 2001
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`Attorney Docket No. 4625 0.010300
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`Box RESPONSES
`NO FEE
`Assistant Commissioner for Trademarks
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`2900 Crystal Drive
`Arlington, Virginia 22202-3 513
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`Sir:
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`Submitted herewith please find a Response to First Dffice Action with respect
`Applicant Sterling Software (U.S.), Inc.’s application for the mark 0NT]IME:DISPATCH,
`Serial No. 76/ 122,042 and a return postal card acknowledging receipt hereof.
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`If any additional fees are required in connection with this filing, please charge Deposit
`Account No. 50-0653.
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`IN AN ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO:
`EMARKS,
`VA 22202-3513
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`Respectfully Submitted,
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`Ric ard E. Knrtz, .ll'., Esq.
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