South Wales, Oct. 1 -- United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has registered trademark "Bee Live" on June 21. The details about the trademark application no. UK00004222572 published in the journal no. 2025/039 (Sept. 26).
Nyari Live Ltd filed the trademark application for the below mentioned good(s)/service(s).
Class 9 : Downloadable and recorded media; audio visual recordings; pre-recorded video and audio files for event presentations, streaming and broadcast use; sound recordings for immersive, meditative, restorative or experiential purposes; software and applications for event control, media playback and show automation; mobile apps and digital interfaces related to entertainment, wellbeing, branding and production; virtual and augmented reality content; interactive promotional media.
Class 16 : Printed matter and graphic materials; event programmes; show books; posters; exhibition guides; promotional brochures and leaflets; marketing and advertising materials in printed form; invitation cards for public and private events; presentation folders; printed signage and display panels made of paper or cardboard; adhesive labels, decals and branded stickers; custom packaging materials of paper and cardboard; gift wrapping paper; menus and table cards for hospitality services; catalogues and lookbooks for product showcases; branded notebooks, sketchpads and writing paper; editorial publications including commemorative books and magazines; printed educational and informational materials distributed at events or exhibitions.
Class 21 : Drinkware and branded containers; mugs, water bottles, reusable cups and flasks; commemorative plates and decorative items made of glass, ceramic or porcelain; coasters and tableware for event hospitality; promotional keyrings, pen holders and desktop accessories; presentation boxes and packaging made of glass, ceramic or acrylic for corporate gifting and event merchandising.
Class 25 : Clothing, uniforms and branded garments for staff, performers and participants; T-shirts, sweatshirts, polo shirts, jackets, hoodies, caps, beanies and scarves; costumes and outfits for live performances and stage presentations; branded apparel used for promotional, commemorative or merchandising purposes; footwear and accessories for event and hospitality personnel; lanyards, aprons used in productions and exhibitions.
Class 35 : Business consultancy and management services in the fields of live events, media production, broadcasting, performing arts, exhibitions and experiential marketing; operational and strategic planning for cultural, corporate and entertainment productions; talent sourcing and crew placement services for technical and creative roles; recruitment and coordination of staff for events, installations and filming; outsourcing and vendor management across the event and media supply chain; promotional services and marketing consultancy relating to live and digital events, branded content, shows and campaigns; brand development, positioning and identity management for productions and experiential activations; coordination of sponsorship, brand partnerships and audience engagement initiatives; provision of administrative support for creative teams, venues and production offices.
Class 37 : Installation, construction, maintenance and dismantling of temporary, semi-permanent and permanent structures for events, exhibitions, conferences, shows and architectural installations; assembly and technical setup of staging, truss systems, lighting rigs and audiovisual equipment; installation of LED screens, projection systems and digital signage; integration of control systems and broadcast infrastructure; provision of electrical and data cabling for events and fixed installations; construction and custom fitting of scenic and architectural environments in venues, studios, cultural institutions and public spaces; on-site technical support and infrastructure maintenance; post-event dismantling and removal of installed systems where applicable.
Class 38 : Broadcasting and transmission of audio, video, and multimedia content via television, radio, satellite, fibre optics, cable, wireless networks and online platforms; streaming services for live and recorded events; digital transmission of audiovisual content and branded media; provision of access to platforms for audiovisual content delivery; distribution of event-related programming and promotional campaigns; simulcast and multicasting of shows, conferences, performances and exhibitions; rental and setup of telecommunication equipment for temporary or permanent installations; transmission services for hybrid and remote events; technical consultancy related to media connectivity and signal routing for broadcast and live productions.
Class 39 : Logistics, transport and delivery services relating to event infrastructure, audiovisual equipment, staging materials and production assets; freight forwarding and handling of technical cargo; organisation of transportation and crew travel for live events, filming, exhibitions and broadcasts; courier and express delivery services for time-sensitive materials; storage and warehousing of equipment and supplies for events and productions; setup and coordination of backstage transport systems and artist mobility; logistical planning and vehicle coordination for large-scale or multi-venue productions; provision of on-site support for load-in, load-out and relocation of technical infrastructure. .
Class 41 : Education, training and entertainment services; organisation, direction and production of live events, concerts, shows, exhibitions, conferences, performances, immersive installations and cultural programmes; development and delivery of workshops, masterclasses and creative training for professionals in the fields of media, production, broadcast and live performance; production of television and radio programmes, online shows, podcasts and streamed content; creative consultancy and editorial curation for public-facing experiences; programming of artistic, educational and interdisciplinary events; provision of stage direction, script development and technical rehearsal coordination .
Class 42 : Design and development of digital content, audiovisual systems, and interactive environments; software, development for event control, broadcast integration and media playback; creation of custom digital platforms for artistic, commercial and educational use; consultancy and implementation of technical systems for live productions, installations and hybrid events; design of experiential environments combining physical and digital elements; development of AR, VR and immersive content; lighting and sound programming as part of architectural or event design; technical prototyping and innovation consultancy in the field of media and production technologies.
Class 43 : Provision of food and drink services for events, conferences, exhibitions and cultural productions; hospitality management for VIP, artist and crew areas; bar and refreshment services at public and private gatherings; coordination of catering operations backstage and front-of-house; temporary dining environments and bespoke hospitality experiences designed for shows, launches and creative activations; provision of mobile kitchens and bar setups; management of service logistics in large-scale venues or temporary structures.
Class 45 : Licensing of intellectual property, artistic works and media formats; legal support and consultancy relating to brand protection, creative rights and content usage; drafting and negotiation of contracts for performers, technicians, partners and sponsors; legal advisory for productions, exhibitions and co-branded experiences; representation and protection of proprietary artistic concepts and event formats; supervision of usage rights for music, visuals, digital and broadcast content across platforms.
The original document can be viewed at: http://www.ipo.gov.uk/cgi-bin/redirect.cgi?type=tmj&link=6¶m1=UK00004222572
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