GRAPHIC ARTS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
A ARTILARIE Motley, Karress M 5321 Granite Court Stone Mountain GA 30088 GRAPHIC ARTS; DESIGN OF APPAREL, CORPORATE LOGOS AND PRINTED MANUALS AND BROCHURE;
DDAP INTERNATIONAL DIGITAL ENTERPRISE ALLIANCE, INC. Suite 320 1800 Diagonal Road Alexandria VA 22314 providing research and testing services in the field of digital distribution standards for print advertising and the graphic arts;
GRAPHIC ARTS BLUE BOOK REED ELSEVIER INC. 7th Floor 230 Park Avenue New York NY 10169 GRAPHIC ARTS;[ Computer services, namely, providing search engines for obtaining data on a global computer network in the field of graphic arts; and ] computer services, namely, providing databases featuring general news and information in the field of graphic arts, and news and information of interest to professionals in the graphic arts, industry, including a directory of professionals, products, and services directed to the graphic arts industry;
QXI Cassidy, Kevin 4001 Eastwood Drive Florence AL 35630 Graphic Arts;
SCRIBLITZ Altiere, Frederick (Fred) J., II Box 735 Rural Route 1 New Baden IL 62265 graphic arts;
VOLT VOLT INFORMATION SCIENCES, INC. 2401 Glassell St. Orange CA 92865 Graphic Arts, Composition and Phototypesetting Services, Technical Writing, Documentation, and Illustrating Services, Drafting and Design Services, Computer Programming and Design Services, and Energy Conservation Services-Namely, Energy Audits;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. Systems and techniques to model business objects as graphic objects using multiple graphic object features to represent different aspects of the business objects. In general, in one implementation, the technique includes: receiving information describing a plurality of business objects, and modeling the business objects as graphic objects. The graphic objects can include an object size representing a first aspect of a corresponding business object, an object interior representing a second aspect of a corresponding business object, and an object boundary representing a third aspect of a corresponding business object. The graphic objects can be positioned and displayed in a two-dimensional chart using two-dimensional coordinates determined based at least in part on one or more additional aspect of the corresponding business objects.