Its About Time is classified as operating in the Book Publishers industry, NAICS Code 51113.
Trademark Applications
Trademark applications show the products and services that Its About Time is developing and marketing.
Its About Time doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Its About Time is focusing on
its existing business rather than expanding into new products and markets.
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Trademark
Date
ACTIVE CHEMISTRY EDUCATIONAL VIDEOS IN THE FIELD OF CHEMISTRY; EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE FEATURING INSTRUCTION IN THE FIELD OF CHEMISTRY
10/10/2002
ACTIVE LEARNING PRE-RECORDED AUDIOTAPES, COMPACT DISCS, FILMS AND VIDEOTAPES FEATURING EDUCATIONAL LESSONS FOR SCHOOLCHILDREN IN DIVERSE FIELDS OF EDUCATION
08/14/1998
IT'S ABOUT TIME [ Prerecorded CD-ROMs and audio tapes featuring educational and instructional subject matter in the fields of mathematics, science and social studies, for educational applications for elementary school through grade twelve ]
12/19/1996
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Future Competition: Its About Time's Fastest Growing Competitors
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