Abstract: A method for identifying respective networked devices in a social communications network, which networked devices communicate messages relevant to an article. The messages may include posts, shares, likes, votes, ranks, and other comments. A server of the social communications network maintains a respective identity (e.g., user name or handle) for each connected networked device, respectively, of the social communications network. The server includes an API for requests.
Abstract: A method of detecting interest in a topic by user devices of a discoverable network includes building by a target server a vector index of articles accessible on a digital data network, querying for an item the vector index over the digital data network by a device, obtaining a set of articles by the target server corresponding to the item, feeding back by the target server over the digital data network, identifiers of the set of articles, to a network server of the discoverable network communicatively connected to the digital data network. The method may also include making accessible by the network server a set of addresses for user devices interacting with articles of the set of articles. The set of addresses of the user devices may be used for retargeting advertisements relevant to the topic.
Abstract: The sentimental significance of a group of historical documents related to a topic is assessed with respect to change in an extrinsic metric for the topic. A unique sentiment binding label is included to the content of actions documents that are determined to have sentimental significance and the group of documents is inserted into a historical document sentiment vector space for the topic. Action areas in the vector space are defined from the locations of action documents and singular sentiment vector may be created that describes the cumulative action area. Newly published documents are sentiment-scored by semantically comparing them to documents in the space and/or to the singular sentiment vector. The sentiment scores for the newly published documents are supplemented by human sentiment assessment of the documents and a sentiment time decay factor is applied to the supplemented sentiment score of each newly published documents.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
April 9, 2009
Date of Patent:
April 24, 2012
Assignee:
MarketChorus, Inc.
Inventors:
Matthew S. Sommer, Lawrence N. Goldstein