THE SECOND WORLD

cinematographic apparatus, namely, motion picture cameras; apparatus and instruments for transmission or reproduction of sound or images, namely, motion picture cameras and video tape recorders; audiovisual, telecommunication and telematic apparatus and instruments, namely, television sets, tape recorders, and video tape recorders; computer software for use in data processing and data spreadsheets; videograms and phonograms featuring tourism, travel, city life, comedy, variety, news, geography, history and sciences; prerecorded video tapes featuring tourism, travel, city life, comedy, variety, news, geography, history and sciences; prerecorded audio and video compact discs, acoustic discs and magnetic discs featuring tourism, travel, city life, comedy, variety, news, geography, history and sciences; data processors, and computers; acoustic discs and magnetic discs

entertainment books, magazines, newspapers, periodicals publications in the nature of and dealing with tourism, travel, city life, comedy, variety, news, geography, history and sciences and printed catalogs on a wide variety of subjects, including tourism, travel, city life, comedy, variety, news, geography, history and sciences; mounted and unmounted photographs; photograph stands; stationery; non-magnetic subscription cards; non-magnetic credit cards; and stationery writing pads

CD ROM and interactive computer game software

telecommunications services, namely, telephone transmission services, transmission of CD ROM contents from dealers via telephone line; television transmission services; communication by telematic services; broadcasting of programs by radio, television, videograms, phonograms, cable, hertzian way and satellites; rental of CD ROM and CD ROM players for sending messages and broadcasts; electronic transmission of data and documents via computer terminals

entertainment in the nature of on-going television and radio programs in the fields of tourism, travel, city life, comedy, variety, news, geography, history and sciences; operation of lending libraries; entertainment, namely, production of television shows, of motion picture film, of telefilms, of television news reports, of television talk shows, of videograms and of phonograms; rental of videograms, phonograms, videotapes, films, audio recordings, cinema projectors and sets for programs, broadcasts, talk shows and news reporting; arranging and conducting competition and games in the fields of education and entertainment

editing of books and magazines