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16Joint Recommendation Concerning Trademark Licensesadopted by the Paris Union Assembly and the WIPO GeneralAssembly at the 35 th series of meetings of the Assemblies of theMember States of WIPO (September 25 to October 3, 2000).The Joint Recommendation aims atharmonizing and simplifying the formalrequirements for the recordal of trademarklicenses and therefore supplements theTrademark Law Treaty (TLT) of October 27,1994, which is designed to streamline andharmonize formal requirements set bynational or regional offices for the filing ofnational or regional trademark applications, the recordal ofchanges, and the renewal of trademark registrations.Publication no.: 835 • Pages: 38 • Price: 15 Sfr.ISBN A: 978-92-805-0934-2 • C: 978-92-805-0935-9E: 978-92-805-0931-1 • F: 978-92-805-0932-8R: 978-92-805-0936-6 • S: 978-92-805-0933-5Joint Recommendation Concerning Provisions on theProtection of Marks and Other Industrial PropertyRights in Signs, on the Internet (with ExplanatoryNotes) adopted by the Assembly of the Paris Union for theProtection of Industrial Property and the General Assembly of theWorld Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) at the 36 th Series ofMeetings of the Assemblies of the Member States of WIPO(September 24 to October 3, 2001)The provisions aim at providing a clear legalframework for trademark owners who wishto use their marks on the Internet and toparticipate in the development of electroniccommerce. They are intended to facilitatethe application of existing laws relating tomarks, and other industrial property rights insigns on the Internet.Publication no.: 845 • Pages: 40 • Price: 15 Sfr.ISBN A: 978-92-805-1047-8 • C: 978-92-805-1049-2E: 978-92-805-1044-7 • F: 978-92-805-1045-4R: 978-92-805-1048-5 • S: 978-92-805-1046-1Guides and ManualsGuide to the International Registration of Marks underthe Madrid Agreement and the Madrid ProtocolUpdated January 2008This Guide is primarily intended forapplicants and holders of internationalregistrations of marks, as well as officials ofthe competent administrations of theMember States of the Madrid Union. It leadsthem through the various steps of theinternational registration procedure andexplains the essential provisions of theMadrid Agreement, the Madrid Protocol and the CommonRegulations.Publication no.: 455 • Pages: 255 approximately • Price: 60 Sfr.ISBN E: 978-92-805-1660-9 • F: 978-92-805-1661-6S: 978-92-805-1662-3Guía del Empresario sobre Marcas e IndicacionesGeográficas – Published in 2007The objective of the guide is to providegeneral information on distinctive signs,considered as differentiation tools that canpromote competitivity among LatinAmerican businessmen. It addresses torepresentatives of the enterprise world andto all person eager to understand thedifferentiation mechanism of usingtrademarks and geographical indications and how it can be tothe advantage of competitivity.Publication no.: 859 • Pages: 104 • Price: 25 Sfr.ISBN S: 978-92-805-1618-0ClassificationsInternational Classification of Goods and Services for thePurposes of the Registration of Marks (Nice Classification),Bilingual versions – Ninth edition published in 2006The Nice Classification consists of aclassification of goods and services for thepurposes of registering trademarks andservice marks. The authentic bilingualversions of the Nice Classification includeClass Headings accompanied by ExplanatoryNotes and a Bilingual (English-French andFrench-English) Alphabetical List of Goodsand Services. The Class Headings describe in very broad termsthe nature of the goods or services contained in each of the34 classes of goods and 11 classes of services. They areaccompanied, where appropriate, by Explanatory Notes whichdescribe in greater detail the type of goods or servicesincluded in the classes concerned. The Bilingual AlphabeticalList comprises around 10,100 indications of goods and 1,500of services edited in English or French, with the equivalentindication in the other language and the number of the classto which each good or service belongs. In order to keep theNice Classification up to date, it is continuously revised and anew edition is published every five years. The ninth editionhas entered into force on January 1, 2007. This classificationis also available on CD-ROM. For more information pleaserefer to the NIVILO:CLASS CD (page 17).Publication no.: 500 • Pages: 260 • Price: 100 Sfr.ISBN Bilingual E/F 978-92-805-1506-0Bilingual F/E 978-92-805-1507-7International Classification of Goods and Services forthe Purposes of the Registration of Marks (NiceClassification), Part I: List of Goods and Services inAlphabetical Order – Ninth edition published in 2006The Nice Classification consists of a classificationof goods and services for the purposes ofregistering trademarks and service marks. TheNice Classification includes Class Headingsaccompanied by Explanatory Notes and anAlphabetical List of Goods and Services. TheClass Headings describe in very broad terms thenature of the goods or services contained in eachof the 34 classes of goods and 11 classes of services. They areaccompanied, where appropriate, by Explanatory Notes whichdescribe in greater detail the type of goods or services included inthe classes concerned. The Alphabetical List comprises aroundA=Arabic – C=Chinese – D=Dutch – E=English – F=French – G=German – I=Italian – J=Japanese – K=Korean – P=Portuguese – R=Russian – S=Spanish