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GIVE ME HEADLINESSerial 90524965 · Principal Register
Dead · Refused
Owner: Chester, Brian M
Class 041 - Education & Entertainment
Filed Feb 11, 2021
The record shows that the mark “GIVE ME HEADLINES” is dead, having been abandoned on April 4 2022 because the applicant, Brian M Chester of a California limited liability company, failed to respond to an office action. The mark was filed as a service mark on February 11 2021 under the intent‑to‑use basis and was listed in class 041, covering the provision of news and information in sports, entertainment, and current events via the Internet. Because the mark is no longer active, it does not grant the owner control over every use of the wording, but the closest concern would arise for any online news or entertainment service that uses the same phrase. The prosecution history shows a standard sequence of a non‑final action followed by abandonment, with no evidence of enforcement activity. With no further maintenance or renewal dates listed, the supplied history shows no visible enforcement signals. For someone considering a similar name, the abandoned status reduces the risk, but the specific goods and services in class 041 remain a potential point of concern.
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