Telecommunications – Wireless distribution system – Combined with diverse art device
Reexamination Certificate
2005-10-18
2005-10-18
Olszewski, Robert P. (Department: 3627)
Telecommunications
Wireless distribution system
Combined with diverse art device
C705S026640
Reexamination Certificate
active
06957041
ABSTRACT:
An Automatic Purchase System (APS) provides a radio broadcast listener with the ability to conveniently purchase media content such as music or speech while listening to the radio. The user can respond to items in the radio broadcast such as advertisements, fund raising drives such as those conducted by public radio, or interactive listener polls during the broadcast. Data such as song title and artist, author or publisher and the IP address for the location where the digital version of the content is stored, can be transmitted using the RBDS/RDS data stream. A reference number representing song title and artist, author or publisher and the IP address for the location where the digital version of the content is stored can also be employed for ease of implementation. This reference number can reside in a lookup table to be accessed by the APS server software on a Data Server located at the broadcast site, a remote site or both for purposes of redundancy. Transmission of purchase requests from a Technology Enabled Radio (TER) is provided via wireless transmission, or by accessing the Internet using a personal computer or through a cellular or wireless phone.
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Christensen Kelly M.
Smyth Thomas J.
Thomas Barry D.
Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear LLP
Kramer James A.
Olszewski Robert P.
Stratosaudio, Inc.
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