OMIDYAR GROUP COMMONS LLC

Description: Class 35: Business services, namely, assisting others in the establishment of associations and organizations by recruiting key personnel and providing consultation services with respect to their formation and operation; public advocacy services to promote awareness of responsible technology financing, development, and deployment; business and non-profit organization development services, namely, providing start-up support for the organizations of others; business networking services provided to business and non-profit organizations; promoting the goods and services of others by providing hypertext links to the web sites of others; providing business advice and information via the Internet in the fields of technology and social impact; developing and advocating adoption of good governance frameworks for technology business, including policies, laws, and regulations; developing and advocating adoption of best practices for business and financial investment as it relates to the development and deployment of technology, including ethics, standards, inclusion of worker input in decision-making, and safety/security; organizing coalitions consisting of individuals, businesses, and non-profit organizations to improve technology, tech policy, tech markets, and tech culture; promoting public awareness of the need for good governance frameworks for technology business to enhance privacy and online safety, increase competition and innovation, and strengthen accountability; promoting public awareness of the need to create essential digital public goods and support smart industrial policy and state assets; promoting public awareness of the need for checks on concentrated power within specific tech markets, public-private transparency and accountability, co-creation of opportunities between companies and communities, open-source systems, and other models of shared power; business management and advisory services to companies in fragmented industries desiring to use a partnership structure; business partnership search in the nature of matching clients with business partners; commissioning and supporting research related to the development and deployment of technology, including ethics, standards, inclusion of worker input in decision-making, and safety/security; conducting surveys in the field of philanthropy; advisory services to and public advocacy on behalf of smaller technology companies in relation to maintaining healthy competition and innovation, and reducing anti-competitive behavior; promoting public awareness of the need for public AI infrastructure; support policy ideas and advocacy campaigns that promote competition, privacy, inclusion, consumer protection, workers’ rights, and transparency in technology’s development and deployment; take positions on policy issues and endorse state and federal legislation; advisory services to and public advocacy on behalf of labor movement advocacy groups, think tanks, unions, and coalitions in relation to technology in the workplace and employee input on technology deployments
Class 36: Organization of philanthropic services concerning monetary donations; charitable investments and consultation services to charitable organizations; capital investment and provision of monetary grants to individuals, businesses, and non-profit organizations in coalition to improve technology, tech policy, tech markets, and tech culture; philanthropic services concerning monetary donations; investment of funds for charitable purposes; capital investment services; funds investment; venture capital financing; venture capital funding services to emerging and start-up companies; venture capital services, namely, providing financing to emerging and start-up companies; providing venture capital, development capital, private equity and investment funding; funds investment in media ventures and projects; providing grant funding for films and other entertainment materials; providing grant funding for research and development related to responsible technology, responsible AI, and new policy frameworks; providing funding for seed creative initiatives, storytelling platforms, cultural convenings, and narrative change infrastructure; providing funding for projects that broaden access to compute, data, and other tools for public AI infrastructure; support policy ideas and advocacy campaigns that promote competition, privacy, inclusion, consumer protection, workers’ rights, and transparency in technology’s development and deployment; take positions on policy issues and endorse state and federal legislation; providing funding for groups advocating for policy solutions to issues arising from worker surveillance and work monitoring brought on by AI, algorithmic management tools, and other technologies; providing funding for groups advocating for national, State, and international policies to protect workers’ privacy and data from extraction
Class 41: Arranging and conducting of conferences, discussions, and colloquia in the fields of responsible technology development and deployment; electronic publishing of text and graphic works of others online featuring information related to philanthropy and community development; hosting events with television writers, film writers, and other creators to brainstorm stories about technology; collaboration with writers, photographers, directors, musicians, publishers, and other creators on creative works related to technology, culture, policy, business, and the future of society; supporting technology journalism through provision of a reporters in residence program; publishing blog posts, editorial articles, and opinions in the field of technology related to policies, laws, regulations, best practices, ethics, standards, inclusion of worker input in decision-making, and safety/security

Description: Class 35: Business services, namely, assisting others in the establishment of associations and organizations by recruiting key personnel and providing consultation services with respect to their formation and operation; public advocacy services to promote awareness of responsible technology financing, development, and deployment; business and non-profit organization development services, namely, providing start-up support for the organizations of others; business networking services provided to business and non-profit organizations; promoting the goods and services of others by providing hypertext links to the web sites of others; providing business advice and information via the Internet in the fields of technology and social impact; developing and advocating adoption of good governance frameworks for technology business, including policies, laws, and regulations; developing and advocating adoption of best practices for business and financial investment as it relates to the development and deployment of technology, including ethics, standards, inclusion of worker input in decision-making, and safety/security; organizing coalitions consisting of individuals, businesses, and non-profit organizations to improve technology, tech policy, tech markets, and tech culture; promoting public awareness of the need for good governance frameworks for technology business to enhance privacy and online safety, increase competition and innovation, and strengthen accountability; promoting public awareness of the need to create essential digital public goods and support smart industrial policy and state assets; promoting public awareness of the need for checks on concentrated power within specific tech markets, public-private transparency and accountability, co-creation of opportunities between companies and communities, open-source systems, and other models of shared power; business management and advisory services to companies in fragmented industries desiring to use a partnership structure; business partnership search in the nature of matching clients with business partners; commissioning and supporting research related to the development and deployment of technology, including ethics, standards, inclusion of worker input in decision-making, and safety/security; conducting surveys in the field of philanthropy; advisory services to and public advocacy on behalf of smaller technology companies in relation to maintaining healthy competition and innovation, and reducing anti-competitive behavior; promoting public awareness of the need for public AI infrastructure; support policy ideas and advocacy campaigns that promote competition, privacy, inclusion, consumer protection, workers’ rights, and transparency in technology’s development and deployment; take positions on policy issues and endorse state and federal legislation; advisory services to and public advocacy on behalf of labor movement advocacy groups, think tanks, unions, and coalitions in relation to technology in the workplace and employee input on technology deployments
Class 36: Organization of philanthropic services concerning monetary donations; charitable investments and consultation services to charitable organizations; capital investment and provision of monetary grants to individuals, businesses, and non-profit organizations in coalition to improve technology, tech policy, tech markets, and tech culture; philanthropic services concerning monetary donations; investment of funds for charitable purposes; capital investment services; funds investment; venture capital financing; venture capital funding services to emerging and start-up companies; venture capital services, namely, providing financing to emerging and start-up companies; providing venture capital, development capital, private equity and investment funding; funds investment in media ventures and projects; providing grant funding for films and other entertainment materials; providing grant funding for research and development related to responsible technology, responsible AI, and new policy frameworks; providing funding for seed creative initiatives, storytelling platforms, cultural convenings, and narrative change infrastructure; providing funding for projects that broaden access to compute, data, and other tools for public AI infrastructure; support policy ideas and advocacy campaigns that promote competition, privacy, inclusion, consumer protection, workers’ rights, and transparency in technology’s development and deployment; take positions on policy issues and endorse state and federal legislation; providing funding for groups advocating for policy solutions to issues arising from worker surveillance and work monitoring brought on by AI, algorithmic management tools, and other technologies; providing funding for groups advocating for national, State, and international policies to protect workers’ privacy and data from extraction
Class 41: Arranging and conducting of conferences, discussions, and colloquia in the fields of responsible technology development and deployment; electronic publishing of text and graphic works of others online featuring information related to philanthropy and community development; hosting events with television writers, film writers, and other creators to brainstorm stories about technology; collaboration with writers, photographers, directors, musicians, publishers, and other creators on creative works related to technology, culture, policy, business, and the future of society; supporting technology journalism through provision of a reporters in residence program; publishing blog posts, editorial articles, and opinions in the field of technology related to policies, laws, regulations, best practices, ethics, standards, inclusion of worker input in decision-making, and safety/security

Description: Class 35: Business services, namely, assisting others in the establishment of associations and organizations by recruiting key personnel and providing consultation services with respect to their formation and operation; public advocacy services to promote awareness of responsible technology financing, development, and deployment; business and non-profit organization development services, namely, providing start-up support for the organizations of others; business networking services provided to business and non-profit organizations; promoting the goods and services of others by providing hypertext links to the web sites of others; providing business advice and information via the Internet in the fields of technology and social impact; developing and advocating adoption of good governance frameworks for technology business, including policies, laws, and regulations; developing and advocating adoption of best practices for business and financial investment as it relates to the development and deployment of technology, including ethics, standards, inclusion of worker input in decision-making, and safety/security; organizing coalitions consisting of individuals, businesses, and non-profit organizations to improve technology, tech policy, tech markets, and tech culture; promoting public awareness of the need for good governance frameworks for technology business to enhance privacy and online safety, increase competition and innovation, and strengthen accountability; promoting public awareness of the need to create essential digital public goods and support smart industrial policy and state assets; promoting public awareness of the need for checks on concentrated power within specific tech markets, public-private transparency and accountability, co-creation of opportunities between companies and communities, open-source systems, and other models of shared power; business management and advisory services to companies in fragmented industries desiring to use a partnership structure; business partnership search in the nature of matching clients with business partners; commissioning and supporting research related to the development and deployment of technology, including ethics, standards, inclusion of worker input in decision-making, and safety/security; conducting surveys in the field of philanthropy; advisory services to and public advocacy on behalf of smaller technology companies in relation to maintaining healthy competition and innovation, and reducing anti-competitive behavior; promoting public awareness of the need for public AI infrastructure; support policy ideas and advocacy campaigns that promote competition, privacy, inclusion, consumer protection, workers’ rights, and transparency in technology’s development and deployment; take positions on policy issues and endorse state and federal legislation; advisory services to and public advocacy on behalf of labor movement advocacy groups, think tanks, unions, and coalitions in relation to technology in the workplace and employee input on technology deployments
Class 36: Organization of philanthropic services concerning monetary donations; charitable investments and consultation services to charitable organizations; capital investment and provision of monetary grants to individuals, businesses, and non-profit organizations in coalition to improve technology, tech policy, tech markets, and tech culture; philanthropic services concerning monetary donations; investment of funds for charitable purposes; capital investment services; funds investment; venture capital financing; venture capital funding services to emerging and start-up companies; venture capital services, namely, providing financing to emerging and start-up companies; providing venture capital, development capital, private equity and investment funding; funds investment in media ventures and projects; providing grant funding for films and other entertainment materials; providing grant funding for research and development related to responsible technology, responsible AI, and new policy frameworks; providing funding for seed creative initiatives, storytelling platforms, cultural convenings, and narrative change infrastructure; providing funding for projects that broaden access to compute, data, and other tools for public AI infrastructure; support policy ideas and advocacy campaigns that promote competition, privacy, inclusion, consumer protection, workers’ rights, and transparency in technology’s development and deployment; take positions on policy issues and endorse state and federal legislation; providing funding for groups advocating for policy solutions to issues arising from worker surveillance and work monitoring brought on by AI, algorithmic management tools, and other technologies; providing funding for groups advocating for national, State, and international policies to protect workers’ privacy and data from extraction
Class 41: Arranging and conducting of conferences, discussions, and colloquia in the fields of responsible technology development and deployment; electronic publishing of text and graphic works of others online featuring information related to philanthropy and community development; hosting events with television writers, film writers, and other creators to brainstorm stories about technology; collaboration with writers, photographers, directors, musicians, publishers, and other creators on creative works related to technology, culture, policy, business, and the future of society; supporting technology journalism through provision of a reporters in residence program; publishing blog posts, editorial articles, and opinions in the field of technology related to policies, laws, regulations, best practices, ethics, standards, inclusion of worker input in decision-making, and safety/security

Description: Class 35: [ Business advising and management consultation; ] business services, namely, assisting others in the establishment of associations and organizations by recruiting key personnel and providing consultation services with respect to their formation and operation; public advocacy services to promote awareness of economic development, and access to information and resources through technology; [ advice and consultancy relating to the organization and management of businesses and non-profit organizations; ] business and non- profit organization development services, namely, providing start-up support for the organizations of others; [ business consultation in the field of leadership development for businesses and non-profit organizations; ] business networking services provided to business and non-profit organizations; [ promoting economic development in developing countries through the provision of business and managerial consultation, information, advocacy and support for planning, organizing, monitoring and implementing projects aimed at building enduring institutions and practices, encouraging growth and entrepreneurship through microfinance and other forms of credit, ensuring accountability, and supporting economic and political stability by addressing basic human rights; ] promoting the goods and services of others by providing hypertext links to the web sites of others; [ information and data compilation, and analysis relating to non-profit organization and enterprise management; ] providing business advice and information via the Internet in the fields of economic development, emerging markets, technology, access to online information, and social impact [ ; matching human talent with organizations for employment purposes ]
Class 36: Organization of philanthropic services concerning monetary donations; [ capital investment services; venture capital funding and financial consulting services to emerging and start-up companies, and entrepreneurs; ] providing monetary grants to organizations that promote access to capital and create economic opportunity, or that promote access to information and resources through technology; [ advice and consultancy relating to investments; ] charitable investments and consultation services, namely, providing [ investment advice and ] consultation to charitable organizations; venture capital funding services to emerging and start-up companies and enterprises
Class 38: [ Providing on-line forums for transmission of messages among computer users on a wide range of topics ]
Class 41: Arranging and conducting of educational conferences, discussions, and colloquia in the fields of access to capital, and access to information and resources through technology; electronic publishing of text and graphic works of others online featuring information related to philanthropy and community development; on-line journals, namely, blogs featuring information in the fields of economic development, emerging markets, technology, access to online information, and social impact

Description: Class 35: [Business advising and management consultation;] business services, namely, assisting others in the establishment of associations and organizations by recruiting key personnel and providing consultation services with respect to their formation and operation; public advocacy services to promote awareness of economic development, and access to information and resources through technology; [advice and consultancy relating to the organization and management of businesses and non-profit organizations;] business and non-profit organization development services, namely, providing start-up support for the organizations of others; [business consultation in the field of leadership development for businesses and non-profit organizations;] business networking services provided to business and non-profit organizations; [promoting economic development in developing countries through the provision of business and managerial consultation, information, advocacy and support for planning, organizing, monitoring and implementing projects aimed at building enduring institutions and practices, encouraging growth and entrepreneurship through microfinance and other forms of credit, ensuring accountability, and supporting economic and political stability by addressing basic human rights;] promoting the goods and services of others by providing hypertext links to the web sites of others; [information and data compilation, and analysis relating to non-profit organization and enterprise management;] providing business advice and information via the Internet in the fields of economic development, emerging markets, technology, access to online information, and social impact [; matching human talent with organizations for employment purposes]
Class 36: Organization of philanthropic services concerning monetary donations; [capital investment services; venture capital funding and financial consulting services to emerging and start-up companies, and entrepreneurs;] providing monetary grants to organizations that promote access to capital and create economic opportunity, or that promote access to information and resources through technology; [advice and consultancy relating to investments;] charitable investments and consultation services, namely, providing [investment advice and] consultation to charitable organizations; venture capital funding services to emerging and start-up companies and enterprises; [financial services, namely, raising capital for the establishment of associations and organizations for others]
Class 41: Arranging and conducting of conferences, discussions, and colloquia in the fields of access to capital, and access to information and resources through technology; electronic publishing of text and graphic works of others online featuring information related to philanthropy and community development; on-line journals, namely, blogs featuring information in the fields of economic development, emerging markets, technology, access to online information, and social impact

Description: Electronic publishing services for others, namely, publishing text and graphic works of others online featuring information related to philanthropy and community development

Description: Advice and consultancy relating to Investments; charitable investments and consultation services, namely, providing investment advice and consultation to charitable organizations; venture capital funding services to emerging and start-up companies and enterprises

Description: Advice and consultancy relating to the organization and management of businesses and non-profit organizations; analyses and appraisals of enterprises and non-profit organizations; business and non-profit organization development services, namely, providing start-up support for the organizations of others; business and non-profit organizational leadership development; business and non-profit organizational networking services; business services, namely, matching potential investors with entrepreneurs needing funding; developing and coordinating volunteer projects with and for charitable organizations; promoting economic and civic development worldwide; promoting the goods and services of others by providing links to the web sites of others; information and data compiling and analyzing relating to non-profit organization and enterprise management; conducting online surveys and rankings of websites and programs related to environmental, civic, educational, social welfare, and charitable programs developed and/or run by third parties; providing information in the field of community development via the Internet