CHRISTOPHER MARTIN
Accountancy in Walpole, MA

6665835, Dec 16, 2003

Dec 23, 1997

08/996690

Steven Gutfreund - Brighton MA
John R. Nicol - Framingham MA
Kimberly Rush - Winchester MA
Christopher M. Martin - Walpole MA
James Paschetto - Lincoln MA

Verizon Laboratories, Inc. - Waltham MA

G06F 1500

7155001, 7155011, 345723

A media journaling method and apparatus provides an ability for capturing an event, such as a seminar style presentation with visual aids, in real-time and coordinating other related events as they occur, and then processing the combination to create a synchronized multimedia record of events. The presentation is captured in real-time, and the audio/video converted to digital format, and using post-processing techniques, within a very short period thereafter, the related presentation material such as slides and user notes are combined and synchronized therewith. The new presentation is then made available on a network such as the Internet through a media journal player. The player is, for example, web browser based and allows the user to view the whole presentation, or allows for seeking to different places in the presentation while maintaining the synchronization. A user is able to add new events that are synchronized to the presentation using a timing event coordinator that tracks relative discrete time changes of the new events.

2012013, May 31, 2012

Nov 28, 2011

13/305212

John Raymond NICOL - Framingham MA, US
Christopher Michael MARTIN - Walpole MA, US
James Edward PASCHETTO - Waltham MA, US
Kent Barrows WITTENBERG - Lynnfield MA, US

VERIZON LABORATORIES INC. - Waltham MA

G06F 3/00

715730

Described are a variety of techniques for viewing multimedia-based information in accordance with user controls for the speed and direction of the multimedia presentation. Different techniques for presenting multimedia data items are disclosed. User controls providing control for speed and direction in accordance with a user selection device being in a particular location. When a user device is with the defined area, the speed and direction control are on. When the user selection device leaves the defined area, the speed and direction are off. Also described is a system using a browser tool for displaying multimedia data in accordance with these viewing techniques. Multimedia data items displayed with the viewing techniques are indices into multimedia presentations. A user selection is made by viewing the multimedia data items and control is transferred accordingly to an appropriate application to present a multimedia presentation corresponding to a selected multimedia data item.

8074161, Dec 6, 2011

Jun 6, 2007

11/758835

John R. Nicol - Framington MA, US
Christopher M. Martin - Walpole MA, US
James E Paschetto - Waltham MA, US
Kent B. Wittenberg - Lynnfield MA, US

Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc. - Basking Ridge NJ

G06F 13/00

715203, 715201, 715205, 715208

Described are a variety of techniques for viewing multimedia-based information in accordance with user controls for the speed and direction of the multimedia presentation. Different techniques for presenting multimedia data items are disclosed. User controls providing control for speed and direction in accordance with a user selection device being in a particular location. When a user device is within the defined area, the speed and direction control are on. When the user selection device leaves the defined area, the speed and direction are off. Also described is a system using a browser tool for displaying multimedia data in accordance with these viewing techniques. Multimedia data items displayed with the viewing techniques are indices into multimedia presentations. A user selection is made by viewing the multimedia data items and control is transferred accordingly to an appropriate application to present a multimedia presentation corresponding to a selected multimedia data item. A technique is disclosed for generating an index database of the multimedia data items used as indices into the multimedia presentations.

2009014, Jun 4, 2009

Nov 30, 2007

11/947917

Xi Zhang - Newton MA, US
Albert L. Schmidt - Hopkinton MA, US
Stephen D. Morrison - Watertown MA, US
Christopher M. Martin - Walpole MA, US

Verizon Laboratories Inc. - Waltham MA

G06F 3/048, G06F 15/16

715810, 709204

An approach is disclosed for sharing images using a mobile device. An image is captured by the mobile device, which can establish a voice call over a wireless network. A menu of options is presented to a user for sharing the image with other users, wherein one of the options includes uploading the image to a remote platform configured to store the image in a folder among a plurality of folders. A text message is generated, in response to selection of the one option, according to a messaging protocol for transmitting the image over the wireless network to a gateway coupled to the remote platform. The text message includes information specifying one of the folders for storing the image. At least one of the folders is identified to indicate how the image is to be shared.

7281199, Oct 9, 2007

Apr 27, 2000

09/560006

John Raymond Nicol - Framingham MA, US
Christopher Michael Martin - Walpole MA, US
James Edward Paschetto - Waltham MA, US
Kent Barrows Wittenburg - Lynnfield MA, US

Verizon Corporate Services Group Inc. - New York NY
Level 3 Communications, LLC - Bloomfield CO

G06F 15/00, G06F 17/00

7155001, 715513, 715526, 715730, 715853, 705 27

A variety of techniques for both (1) viewing multimedia-based information in accordance with user controls for speed and direction of the multimedia presentation and in accordance with a user selection device being in a particular location and (2) presenting multimedia data items. When a user device is within the defined area, the speed and direction control are on, and when it leaves the defined area, the speed and direction are off. Also described is a system using a browser tool for displaying multimedia data in accordance with these viewing techniques which are indices into multimedia presentations. A user selection is made by viewing the multimedia data items and control is transferred accordingly to an appropriate application to present a multimedia presentation corresponding to a selected multimedia data item. An index database of the multimedia data items is used as indices into the multimedia presentations.

2008001, Jan 10, 2008

Jul 10, 2006

11/483459

Steven D. Whitehead - Hudson MA, US
William E. Garrett - Framingham MA, US
Christopher M. Martin - Walpole MA, US

G06F 15/16

709227, 709230

A client device is registered with a registrar in a network. A graphical user interface that includes a menu for selecting video content is displayed on the client. A request is made via a network according to a standard protocol for video content from a server that is registered with the registrar. Further, video content is received from the server.