Patents Assigned to Limelight Networks, LLC
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Publication number: 20060031785Abstract: According to the invention, a content download system for downloading a content file and additional content using a window is disclosed. The content download system includes a content site, a content provider and a third party. The content site presents the window that displays the download progress of the content file, presents the additional content while the content file is downloaded, and allows selection of the additional content. The content provider serves as an origin server for the content file. The third party receives information on the content file and provides the additional content.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 4, 2004Publication date: February 9, 2006Applicant: Limelight Networks, LLCInventor: Nathan Raciborski
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Publication number: 20050132083Abstract: According to the invention, a system for downloading a plurality of content objects from the Internet to a computer of a user is disclosed. The system includes first and second web pages, a database and a media server. The first web page allows selection of the number of content objects. The second web page includes a link to an application that includes embedded information that correlates the number of content objects to the application. The database stores the number of content objects. The media server composes an application that includes the embedded information. The number of content objects are selected by a user from the first web page. The media server allows download of the number of content objects after receiving the embedded information from a computer of a user.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2004Publication date: June 16, 2005Applicant: Limelight Networks, LLCInventors: Nathan Raciborski, Mark Thompson
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Publication number: 20050131983Abstract: According to the invention, a system for downloading audio or video to a browser is disclosed. The system includes a media server, a content database and a web page. The content database includes the content object, and the content database is linked to the media server. The web page presented to the browser and includes a link to the content object. The link avoids activating an autoplay feature of the browsers should the link be activated.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2004Publication date: June 16, 2005Applicant: Limelight Networks, LLCInventors: Nathan Raciborski, Mohan Kokal
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Publication number: 20050125660Abstract: According to the invention, a method for authenticating download of a number of digital content files ordered from a web site is disclosed. In one step, a selection of the digital content files is received with the web site. Download manager software, media information, the digital content files, and first codes for each of the digital content files are sent to the client computer. The media information indicates a location of each of the number of digital content files. A first code is calculated for each of the digital content files. If the client computer determines that the first code doesn't match a second code for a particular digital content file, it is resent.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 7, 2004Publication date: June 9, 2005Applicant: Limelight Networks, LLCInventor: Nathan Raciborski
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Publication number: 20050119977Abstract: According to the invention, a method for management of pieces of content and content licenses is disclosed. In one step, a content license is sold for the first piece of content to a user. The content license is stored. A first piece of content is provided in a first form. The content license is analyzed. An offer for a second piece of content in a second form is determined, where the offer is affected by the content license and the first form is different from the second form. The second piece of content is sold to the user according to the offer. The second piece is sold in a second transaction different from a first transaction where the first piece is sold. At least one of the first and second piece of content is in digital form.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 7, 2004Publication date: June 2, 2005Applicant: Limelight Networks, LLCInventor: Nathan Raciborski