Abstract: Systems and method for coordinating online activity with broadcast television are disclosed. In some embodiments, the system includes a coordination server configured to read a coordination index that includes: an identifier for online content stored on an online content server, where the online content is transmittable to a computing device for output on the computing device; and scheduling information of a broadcast event to be broadcasted on broadcast television. The coordination index associates the scheduling information of the broadcast event with the identifier for the online content. Based on the coordination index, the coordination server generates a signal to indicate a broadcast status of the broadcast event. Upon the signal being read by the online content server, the online content server transmits the online content to the computing device in accordance with one or more rules for interpreting the signal.

Abstract: Systems and method for coordinating online activity with broadcast television are disclosed. In some embodiments, the system includes a coordination server configured to read a coordination index that includes: an identifier for online content stored on an online content server, where the online content is transmittable to a computing device for output on the computing device; and scheduling information of a broadcast event to be broadcasted on broadcast television. The coordination index associates the scheduling information of the broadcast event with the identifier for the online content. Based on the coordination index, the coordination server generates a signal to indicate a broadcast status of the broadcast event. Upon the signal being read by the online content server, the online content server transmits the online content to the computing device in accordance with one or more rules for interpreting the signal.

Abstract: A centralized content management system is provided. The system may balance interests among content creators, content owners, advertisers, consumers, and/or others in a content transaction chain. Media, advertising, or other types of content may have a content licensing platform embedded therein. The platform may enable a centralized clearinghouse to automatically monitor consumption of various types of content. Accordingly, the clearinghouse may use the monitored information to pay owners of consumed media content, invoice sponsors of consumed advertising content, build consumer profiles, or other things. Furthermore, content asset transaction value may be maximized throughout the chain, as content creators may establish prices for their content, advertisers may compete for ad-insertion, and consumers may establish a desired price for content using a variable pricing scheme.