Jeffrey Mi Valentine

US Patent:

20110261946, Oct 27, 2011

Filed:

Apr 21, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/091793

Inventors:

Patrick Conroy - Webster NY, US
Jeffrey Valentine - Fairport NY, US

Assignee:

M5 Networks, Inc. - New York NY

International Classification:

H04M 3/00

US Classification:

379242

Abstract:

Systems, methods and apparatuses of present invention are directed to providing hosted services over a telecommunications network. In one embodiment, the system is comprised of a Cloud Enabling Technology Device (“CETD”) and a Hosted Service Provider. Provisioning and management instructions for the CETD are maintained at the Hosted Service Provider. The CETD may download the provisioning and management instructions, which may be used to control the transmission of voice data received at the CETD over a phone line.

US Patent:

20010056351, Dec 27, 2001

Filed:

Jun 26, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/891953

Inventors:

Jeffrey Valentine - Cambridge MA, US
Michael Bernardo - Andover MA, US
Benjamin Krysiak - Charlestown MA, US

Assignee:

BYOBroadcast, Inc.

International Classification:

G10L011/00
H04M001/64

US Classification:

704/270000, 379/088170

Abstract:

A system and method to allow communications systems users, such as internet users, to create and retrieve audio files from a centrally stored database, without requiring specific installation of software or hardware. In one embodiment, the system and method are implemented entirely in JAVA to allow compatibility across all operating systems and to preclude specific installation requirements. The audio data may be posted to an internet browser using HTTP conventions to eliminate firewall and other filtering issues. Audio posting and listening capabilities may also be provided to subscriber websites without imposing software, hardware, or bandwidth constraints. Specified URLs on subscriber websites may call a generic applet that, together with subscriber identification information, allows for the display of customer specific graphics on the subscriber website. The centrally located database may be categorized by subscriber for privacy issues.