Patents by Inventor Chris Amidon
Chris Amidon has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20130290051Abstract: Methods and systems for dynamically scheduling a talk radio program include registering potential participants of a talk radio program service and receiving participant preferences for each of the potential participants, wherein the participant preferences include at least one topic of interest and a time availability; scheduling a talk radio program for production when a combination the participant preferences reach predetermined thresholds; and sending the potential participants a notification of the scheduling of the talk radio program.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 25, 2013Publication date: October 31, 2013Inventors: Alfredo C. Issa, Chris Amidon, Gregory M. Evans, Juan Pons
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Patent number: 8494899Abstract: Methods and systems for dynamically scheduling a talk radio program include registering potential participants of a talk radio program service and receiving participant preferences for each of the potential participants, wherein the participant preferences include at least one topic of interest and a time availability; scheduling a talk radio program for production when a combination the participant preferences reach predetermined thresholds; and sending the potential participants a notification of the scheduling of the talk radio program.Type: GrantFiled: December 2, 2008Date of Patent: July 23, 2013Assignee: Lemi Technology, LLCInventors: Alfredo C. Issa, Chris Amidon, Gregory M. Evans, Juan Pons
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Patent number: 8280985Abstract: A method and system for serving content from a peer server in a photosharing peer-to-peer network is disclosed, wherein the peer server stores a web album and at least one associated digital image. Aspects of the invention include prior to the peer server going off-line, the peer server initiates a synchronization with a proxy server and a guest content server in which the web page a web page descriptor defining the web album is copied from the peer server to the guest content server, and the image associated with the web album is copied from the peer server to the proxy server. In response to a request from a requesting computer to view content stored in the peer computer when the peer server is off-line, the request is fulfilled by forwarding the web page from the guest content server to the requesting computer, and forwarding the image associated with a web page from the proxy server to the requesting computer, thereby successfully serving content from the peer server even when the peer server is off-line.Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2010Date of Patent: October 2, 2012Assignee: Qurio Holdings, Inc.Inventors: Chris Amidon, Alfredo C. Issa
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Publication number: 20120066038Abstract: Methods and systems for dynamically scheduling a talk radio program include registering potential participants of a talk radio program service and receiving participant preferences for each of the potential participants, wherein the participant preferences include at least one topic of interest and a time availability; scheduling a talk radio program for production when a combination the participant preferences reach predetermined thresholds; and sending the potential participants a notification of the scheduling of the talk radio program.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 2, 2008Publication date: March 15, 2012Applicant: LEMI TECHNOLOGY, LLCInventors: Alfredo C. Issa, Chris Amidon, Gregory M. Evans, Juan Pons
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Publication number: 20100169465Abstract: A method and system for serving content from a peer server in a photosharing peer-to-peer network is disclosed, wherein the peer server stores a web album and at least one associated digital image. Aspects of the invention include prior to the peer server going off-line, the peer server initiates a synchronization with a proxy server and a guest content server in which the web page a web page descriptor defining the web album is copied from the peer server to the guest content server, and the image associated with the web album is copied from the peer server to the proxy server. In response to a request from a requesting computer to view content stored in the peer computer when the peer server is off-line, the request is fulfilled by forwarding the web page from the guest content server to the requesting computer, and forwarding the image associated with a web page from the proxy server to the requesting computer, thereby successfully serving content from the peer server even when the peer server is off-line.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 22, 2010Publication date: July 1, 2010Applicant: QURIO HOLDINGS, INC.Inventors: Chris Amidon, Alfredo C. Issa
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Patent number: 7698386Abstract: A method and system for serving content from a peer server in a photosharing peer-to-peer network is disclosed, wherein the peer server stores a web album and at least one associated digital image. Aspects of the invention include prior to the peer server going off-line, the peer server initiates a synchronization with a proxy server and a guest content server in which the web page a web page descriptor defining the web album is copied from the peer server to the guest content server, and the image associated with the web album is copied from the peer server to the proxy server. In response to a request from a requesting computer to view content stored in the peer computer when the peer server is off-line, the request is fulfilled by forwarding the web page from the guest content server to the requesting computer, and forwarding the image associated with a web page from the proxy server to the requesting computer, thereby successfully serving content from the peer server even when the peer server is off-line.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 2004Date of Patent: April 13, 2010Assignee: Qurio Holdings, Inc.Inventors: Chris Amidon, Alfredo C. Issa
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Publication number: 20090276328Abstract: At least two computer systems in a peer-to-peer network are utilized to support a secure transaction. Aspects of the present invention include allowing a shopper to create an order to purchase an item stored on a first computer system in the peer-to-peer network, and after the order is created, passing the order and control from the first computer system to a second computer system in the peer-to-peer network. The second computer system establishes a secure transaction session with the shopper, and then proceeds to process the order.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2009Publication date: November 5, 2009Applicant: QURIO HOLDINGS, INC.Inventors: Hugh Svendsen, Chris Amidon, Gary Black, Robert P. Morris
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Patent number: 7571119Abstract: At least two computer systems in a peer-to-peer network are utilized to support a secure transaction. Aspects of the present invention include allowing a shopper to create an order to purchase one or more digital assets stored on a first computer system in the peer-to-peer network, and after the order is created, passing the order and control from the first computer system to a second computer system in the peer-to-peer network. The second computer system establishes a secure transaction session with the shopper, and then proceeds to process the order.Type: GrantFiled: September 30, 2004Date of Patent: August 4, 2009Assignee: Qurio Holdings, Inc.Inventors: Hugh Svendsen, Chris Amidon, Gary Black, Robert P. Morris
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Publication number: 20090172132Abstract: The present invention is related to a computer system that provides a web page to a requestor over a network. Aspects of the present invention include receiving by the computer system a request to access a web page and in response, determining whether a descriptor for the requested web page is in a session memory. If the descriptor is not in the session memory, it is retrieved from a database and the stored in the session memory. From there, the descriptor is used to determine whether the web page should be retrieved and returned to the requestor. By storing the descriptor in session memory, additional accesses to the database can be avoided when the descriptor is used for subsequent tasks.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 6, 2009Publication date: July 2, 2009Applicant: QURIO HOLDINGS, INC.Inventors: Hugh B. Svendsen, Chris Amidon, Gary Black, Al Issa
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Patent number: 7502806Abstract: The present invention is related to a computer system that provides a web page to a requestor over a network. Aspects of the present invention include receiving by the computer system a request to access a web page and in response, determining whether a descriptor for the requested web page is in a session memory. If the descriptor is not in the session memory, it is retrieved from a database and the stored in the session memory. From there, the descriptor is used to determine whether the web page should be retrieved and returned to the requestor. By storing the descriptor in session memory, additional accesses to the database can be avoided when the descriptor is used for subsequent tasks.Type: GrantFiled: August 23, 2004Date of Patent: March 10, 2009Assignee: Quiro Holdings, Inc.Inventors: Hugh B. Svendsen, Chris Amidon, Gary Black, Al Issa
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Publication number: 20060136551Abstract: A method and system for serving content from a peer server in a photosharing peer-to-peer network is disclosed, wherein the peer server stores a web album and at least one associated digital image. Aspects of the invention include prior to the peer server going off-line, the peer server initiates a synchronization with a proxy server and a guest content server in which the web page a web page descriptor defining the web album is copied from the peer server to the guest content server, and the image associated with the web album is copied from the peer server to the proxy server. In response to a request from a requesting computer to view content stored in the peer computer when the peer server is off-line, the request is fulfilled by forwarding the web page from the guest content server to the requesting computer, and forwarding the image associated with a web page from the proxy server to the requesting computer, thereby successfully serving content from the peer server even when the peer server is off-line.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 16, 2004Publication date: June 22, 2006Inventors: Chris Amidon, Alfredo Issa
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Publication number: 20060074805Abstract: At least two computer systems in a peer-to-peer network are utilized to support a secure transaction. Aspects of the present invention include allowing a shopper to create an order to purchase one or more digital assets stored on a first computer system in the peer-to-peer network, and after the order is created, passing the order and control from the first computer system to a second computer system in the peer-to-peer network. The second computer system establishes a secure transaction session with the shopper, and then proceeds to process the order.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 30, 2004Publication date: April 6, 2006Inventors: Hugh Svendsen, Chris Amidon, Gary Black, Robert Morris
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Publication number: 20060041554Abstract: The present invention is related to a computer system that provides a web page to a requester over a network. Aspects of the present invention include receiving by the computer system a request to access a web page and in response, determining whether a descriptor for the requested web page is in a session memory. If the descriptor is not in the session memory, it is retrieved from a database and the stored in the session memory. From there, the descriptor is used to determine whether the web page should be retrieved and returned to the requestor. By storing the descriptor in session memory, additional accesses to the database can be avoided when the descriptor is used for subsequent tasks.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 23, 2004Publication date: February 23, 2006Inventors: Hugh Svendsen, Chris Amidon, Gary Black, Al Issa