Abstract: A method for delivering a message to a user in a communication network (100) is disclosed. The method includes monitoring (402) an environment of the user. The method further includes delivering (404) the message to the user in a plurality of stages. The plurality of stages is determined based on the environment of the user.

Abstract: A method and a system for live broadcast of digital content to a user switching between one or more electronic devices are provided. Each electronic device is connected to a network. The user makes a request to switch the live broadcast of the digital content from a first electronic device to one or more electronic devices in the network. The live broadcast of the digital content on the first electronic device is suspended based on the request from the user. The first electronic device informs at least one electronic device in the network to pre-emptively store the live broadcast of the digital content. The live broadcast of the digital content is then resumed on the one or more electronic devices, based on another request from the user.

Abstract: A system and a method for recording a broadcast being displayed on a mobile device. The system includes a mobile device (102), a server (104), and a Digital Video Recorder (DVR) (106). The mobile device receives and displays a broadcast. Further, the mobile device generates a first information pertaining to the broadcast and sends it to the server. The server, on receiving the first information, generates a second information, and then sends the second information to the DVR. The DVR, on receiving the second information from the server records the broadcast.

Abstract: An independent server is established to track the state of content being rendered on a client device. A content server (alternatively referred to as an application server) maintains a backchannel with the independent server and updates session state. When migrating content from a first client device to a second client device, the second client device will access the server prior to rendering the content. Upon accessing the server, the second client device will be provided with the state of the current session.