Michael G Elliott

US Patent:

20030004793, Jan 2, 2003

Filed:

Jun 1, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/872224

Inventors:

Norman Feuer - La Jolla CA, US
Jeffrey Wanek - Lincoln NE, US
Norton Warner - Lincoln NE, US
Mike Williams - Auburn GA, US
Michael Elliott - Lincoln NE, US
John Hilsman - Conyers GA, US
Kevin Moore - Brentwood TN, US
Philip Printz - San Diego CA, US
Paul Aaron - Lincoln NE, US

International Classification:

G06F017/60

US Classification:

705/014000

Abstract:

An Internet based broadcasting system manages the insertion of advertisements and other messages into multiple broadcasts of live sporting events and other types of broadcasts. The insertion of advertisements and other messages is governed by program logs generated by a traffic system, signals extracted from the broadcasts themselves, and signals received from producer systems. The traffic system facilitates the marketing of advertising opportunities for the multiple broadcasts packaged in a variety of ways. The broadcasts are received by tuner systems that are automatically downloaded and installed on user's computers. The tuner systems can download and display demographically selected multimedia advertisements, banner advertisements, and a variety of messages that may be called for by the producer systems, which may be wireless portable computers that can be carried to sports events or other broadcasts by the producers of the broadcasts.

US Patent:

20030005052, Jan 2, 2003

Filed:

Jun 1, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/872317

Inventors:

Norman Feuer - La Jolla CA, US
Mike Williams - Auburn GA, US
Michael Elliott - Lincoln NE, US
John Hilsman - Conyers GA, US
Kevin Moore - Brentwood TN, US
Philip Printz - San Diego CA, US
Paul Aaron - Lincoln NE, US

International Classification:

G06F015/16

US Classification:

709/204000, 709/217000

Abstract:

An Internet based broadcasting system manages the insertion of advertisements and other messages into multiple broadcasts of live sporting events and other types of broadcasts. The insertion of advertisements and other messages is governed by program logs generated by a traffic system, signals extracted from the broadcasts themselves, and signals received from producer systems. The traffic system facilitates the marketing of advertising opportunities for the multiple broadcasts packaged in a variety of ways. The broadcasts are received by tuner systems that are automatically downloaded and installed on user's computers. The tuner systems can download and display demographically selected multimedia advertisements, banner advertisements, and a variety of messages that may be called for by the producer systems, which may be wireless portable computers that can be carried to sports events or other broadcasts by the producers of the broadcasts.

US Patent:

20030005437, Jan 2, 2003

Filed:

Jun 1, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/872258

Inventors:

Norman Feuer - La Jolla CA, US
Mike Williams - Auburn GA, US
Michael Elliott - Lincoln NE, US
John Hilsman - Conyers GA, US
Kevin Moore - Brentwood TN, US
Philip Printz - San Diego CA, US
Paul Aaron - Lincoln NE, US

International Classification:

H04N007/10

US Classification:

725/034000, 725/035000, 725/036000

Abstract:

An Internet based broadcasting system manages the insertion of advertisements and other messages into multiple broadcasts of live sporting events and other types of broadcasts. The insertion of advertisements and other messages is governed by program logs generated by a traffic system, signals extracted from the broadcasts themselves, and signals received from producer systems. The traffic system facilitates the marketing of advertising opportunities for the multiple broadcasts packaged in a variety of ways. The broadcasts are received by tuner systems that are automatically downloaded and installed on user's computers. The tuner systems can download and display demographically selected multimedia advertisements, banner advertisements, and a variety of messages that may be called for by the producer systems, which may be wireless portable computers that can be carried to sports events or other broadcasts by the producers of the broadcasts.