Trade Mark Journal No.2026/024 12 June 2026
UK00004396735 3 June 2026 (35,42,45)
categorum
- Class 35
- Public opinion polling; political opinion polling; public opinion surveys; market research; market research and analysis; commercial research; business research; business data analysis; business intelligence services; analysis of market research data and statistics; compilation and analysis of business data; collection, processing and analysis of data for business purposes; preparation of business reports; preparation of market research reports; preparation of public opinion research reports; advisory and consultancy services relating to market research, public opinion research, political opinion research, commercial research, business intelligence, and business data analysis.
- Class 42
- Software as a service [SaaS] featuring software for data analysis, research intelligence, information management, and interpretation of structured and unstructured data; platform as a service [PaaS] featuring software platforms for data analysis, research intelligence, information management, and interpretation of structured and unstructured data; providing temporary use of non-downloadable software for data analysis, research intelligence, information organisation, and interpretation of structured and unstructured data; design and development of computer software; development of artificial intelligence software; artificial intelligence consultancy; research in the field of artificial intelligence technology; technical data analysis; electronic data storage; hosting of software platforms on the Internet.
- Class 45
- Political research and analysis; political information services; political advisory services; political consultancy services; political campaign consulting; research in the field of politics; research and analysis in the field of public policy; strategic political advisory services; advisory and consultancy services relating to political information, political research, political analysis, political strategy, political campaigning, and public policy.
John Bryden