Loren J Lovhaug

US Patent:

20080155114, Jun 26, 2008

Filed:

Dec 5, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/999673

Inventors:

Thomas Edward Mungavan - Plymouth MN, US
Loren J. Lovhaug - Shoreview MN, US

International Classification:

G06F 15/16

US Classification:

709231

Abstract:

A system for distributing dynamically constructed customized media content via a network. Content is assembled to create a customized product for a database-managed subscriber list both on-demand or at pre-defined intervals based upon collected information or a pre-defined content program. Content of future transmissions or their scheduling may be adjusted by the system based upon user-feedback provided interactively and on-line. Content is assembled by remotely callable daemon applications that can work in parallel to increase throughput and distribution from different locations. These applications may be deployed across multiple servers distributed over a local or wide area network, and enable the server to transmit content on a regular schedule and to manage multiple conduits for media distribution. The system can schedule and reschedule a single or a series of deliveries over a period of time, and also includes the ability to reschedule, resend, or recreate content, reassembling it as needed.

US Patent:

20030126275, Jul 3, 2003

Filed:

Dec 31, 2001

Appl. No.:

10/036642

Inventors:

Thomas Mungavan - Plymouth MN, US
Loren Lovhaug - Shoreview MN, US

Assignee:

Change Masters, Incorporated

International Classification:

G06F015/16

US Classification:

709/231000, 709/217000

Abstract:

A system for distributing dynamically constructed customized media content via a network. Content is assembled to create a customized product for a database-managed subscriber list both on-demand or at pre-defined intervals based upon connected information or a pre-defined content program. Content of future transmissions or their scheduling may be adjusted by the system based upon user-feedback provided interactively and on-line. Content is assembled by remotely callable daemon applications that can work in parallel to increase throughput and distribution from different locations. These applications may be deployed across multiple servers distributed over a local or wide area network, and enable the server to transmit content on a regular schedule and to manage multiple conduits for media distribution. The system can schedule and reschedule a single or a series of deliveries over a period of time, and also includes the ability to reschedule, resend, or recreate content, reassembling it as needed.