Pamela S Klich

US Patent:

8151297, Apr 3, 2012

Filed:

Dec 17, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/322915

Inventors:

Robert H. McCoy - Broken Arrow OK, US
Edward R. Andes - Broken Arrow OK, US
David M. Berezowski - Tulsa OK, US
Bruce A. Blackwell - Broken Arrow OK, US
Franklin E. Boyer - Cleveland OK, US
Jon R. Braunsma - Jenks OK, US
James T. Buckley - Tulsa OK, US
Eric Cockrell - Broken Arrow OK, US
Timothy B. Demers - Tulsa OK, US
Harlan Ford - Tulsa OK, US
Donald C. Kern - Broken Arrow OK, US
Pamela S. Klich - Tulsa OK, US
Terry J. Kroh - Tulsa OK, US
Randall C. Lievsay - Sapulpa OK, US
Douglas E. Naufel - Broken Arrow OK, US
Steven P. Reiser - Broken Arrow OK, US
Alan K. Roper - Tulsa OK, US
Ronald R. Russell - Tulsa OK, US
Robert A. Wallis - Tulsa OK, US

Assignee:

United Video Properties, Inc. - Tulsa OK

International Classification:

H04N 7/10

US Classification:

725 36

Abstract:

Multimedia distribution and broadcast systems and related processes are provided for transmitting multimedia contents and control information from a central uplink facility to a remote downlink via a satellite. The system is preferably implemented in order to generate sequences of multimedia that are broadcast from the remote downlink facility to viewers. The display arrangements of the multimedia sequences are varied and customized by each downlink facility using the control information in order to better inform and entertain viewers.

US Patent:

20120240149, Sep 20, 2012

Filed:

Feb 28, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/406657

Inventors:

Robert H. McCoy - Broken Arrow OK, US
Edward R. Andes - Broken Arrow OK, US
David M. Berezowski - Tulsa OK, US
Bruce A. Blackwell - Broken Arrow OK, US
Franklin E. Boyer - Cleveland OK, US
Jon R. Braunsma - Jenks OK, US
James T. Buckley - Tulsa OK, US
Eric Cockrell - Broken Arrow OK, US
Timothy B. Demers - Tulsa OK, US
Harlan Ford - Tulsa OK, US
Donald C. Kern - Broken Arrow OK, US
Pamela S. Klich - Tulsa OK, US
Terry J. Kroh - Tulsa OK, US
Randall C. Lievsay - Sapulpa OK, US
Douglas E. Naufel - Broken Arrow OK, US
Steven P. Reiser - Broken Arrow OK, US
Alan K. Roper - Tulsa OK, US
Ronald R. Russell - Tulsa OK, US
Robert A. Wallis - Tulsa OK, US

Assignee:

UNITED VIDEO PROPERTIES, INC. - Tulsa OK

International Classification:

H04N 21/80

US Classification:

725 32

Abstract:

Multimedia distribution and broadcast systems and related processes are provided for transmitting multimedia contents and control information from a central uplink facility to a remote downlink via a satellite. The system is preferably implemented in order to generate sequences of multimedia that are broadcast from the remote downlink facility to viewers. The display arrangements of the multimedia sequences are varied and customized by each downlink facility using the control information in order to better inform and entertain viewers.

US Patent:

6526575, Feb 25, 2003

Filed:

Jan 7, 1997

Appl. No.:

08/779713

Inventors:

Robert H. McCoy - Broken Arrow OK
Edward R. Andes - Broken Arrow OK
David M. Berezowski - Tulsa OK
Bruce A. Blackwell - Broken Arrow OK
Franklin E. Boyer - Cleveland OK
Jon R. Braunsma - Jenks OK
James T. Buckley - Tulsa OK
Eric Cockrell - Broken Arrow OK
Timothy B. Demers - Tulsa OK
Harlan Ford - Tulsa OK
Donald C. Kern - Broken Arrow OK
Pamela S. Klich - Tulsa OK
Terry J. Kroh - Tulsa OK
Randall C. Lievsay - Sapulpa OK
Douglas E. Naufel - Broken Arrow OK
Steven P. Reiser - Broken Arrow OK
Alan K. Roper - Tulsa OK
Ronald R. Russell - Tulsa OK
Robert A. Wallis - Tulsa OK

Assignee:

United Video Properties, Inc. - Tulsa OK

International Classification:

H04N 716

US Classification:

725 36, 725 67, 725 68, 725114, 725109

Abstract:

Multimedia distribution and broadcast systems and related processes are provided for transmitting multimedia contents and control information from a central uplink facility to a remote downlink via a satellite. The system is preferably implemented in order to generate sequences of multimedia that are broadcast from the remote downlink facility to viewers. The display arrangements of the multimedia sequences are varied and customized by each downlink facility using the control information in order to better inform and entertain viewers.