Kevin P Jones
Osteopathic Medicine in Portland, OR

7095871, Aug 22, 2006

Apr 5, 2002

10/118468

Kevin C. Jones - Portland OR, US
Cynthia K. Aggson - Sherwood OR, US
Tony F. Rodriguez - Portland OR, US
Brian Mosher - Portland OR, US
Kenneth L. Levy - Stevenson WA, US
R. Stephen Hiatt - Portland OR, US
Geoffrey B. Rhoads - West Linn OR, US

Digimarc Corporation - Beaverton OR

H04K 1/00

382100

A method of performing digital asset management of media content. In this method, a watermark reader device reads a watermark embedded into media content. The watermark conveys watermark information, such as a content identifier and creator identifier. The reader forwards the watermark information to a router. The router then uses the watermark information to find a metadata database identifier. It then sends a request for metadata along with the watermark information to the metadata database identified by the metadata database identifier. The metadata database uses the watermark information to find related metadata for the media content and sends the related metadata to the reader device.

7594276, Sep 22, 2009

Aug 11, 2003

10/638940

David Grawrock - Aloha OR, US
Kevin Jones - Portland OR, US

Symantec Corporation - Mountain View CA

G06F 21/00

726 27, 726 30, 713165, 707 9, 709229

A machine system includes bubble protection for protecting the information of certain classes of files from unauthorized access by way of unauthorized classes of programs at unauthorized periods of time. The machine system additionally may have On-The-Fly (OTF) mechanisms for automatic decryption of confidential file data on a per-use basis and automatic later elimination of the decrypted data by scorching and/or re-encrypting is disclosed. The system can operate within a multi-threaded environment. The machine system additionally may have a digital signature mechanism for protecting file data from unauthorized tampering. The machine system additionally may have a volume-encryption mechanism for protecting plaintext versions of file data from exposure in events of power outages.

2012004, Feb 23, 2012

Nov 3, 2011

13/288194

Daniel O. Ramos - Beaverton OR, US
Kevin C. Jones - Portland OR, US
Geoffrey B. Rhoads - West Linn OR, US

G06K 9/00

382100

Watermark encoders and decoders can be integrated into operating systems, Internet browsers, media players, and other applications and devices. Such integration enables the watermark-enabled application or device to provide additional functionality and information available via the watermark. The watermark, for example, may link to metadata or actions related to a media object. To exploit this watermark enabled functionality, the integrated application uses a watermark decoder to access the related metadata and actions. The user interface of the integrated application is enhanced to present metadata and actions linked via the watermark. Similarly, watermark encoders may be integrated into applications to convert media objects into enhanced, watermarked objects. A variety of other arrangements and features are also detailed. Many arrangements can be implemented using object identifiers other than watermarks.

8091025, Jan 3, 2012

Oct 26, 2007

11/924914

Daniel O. Ramos - Beaverton OR, US
Kevin C. Jones - Portland OR, US
Geoffrey B. Rhoads - West Linn OR, US

Digimarc Corporation - Beaverton OR

G06F 3/00

715700

Watermark encoders and decoders can be integrated into operating systems, Internet browsers, media players, and other applications and devices. Such integration enables the watermark-enabled application or device to provide additional functionality and information available via the watermark. The watermark, for example, may link to metadata or actions related to a media object. To exploit this watermark enabled functionality, the integrated application uses a watermark decoder to access the related metadata and actions. The user interface of the integrated application is enhanced to present metadata and actions linked via the watermark. Similarly, watermark encoders may be integrated into applications to convert media objects into enhanced, watermarked objects. A variety of other arrangements and features are also detailed. Many arrangements can be implemented using object identifiers other than watermarks.

2003003, Feb 13, 2003

Apr 12, 2002

10/122141

Hugh Anglin - Claremore OK, US
Hugh Brunk - Portland OR, US
Jeremy Cattone - Tigard OR, US
William Hein - Glenmoore PA, US
Eric Hudson - Pinole CA, US
Kevin Jones - Portland OR, US
Kenneth Levy - Stevenson WA, US
Tyler McKinley - West Linn OR, US
Philip Patterson - Sherwood OR, US
Burt Perry - Lake Oswego OR, US
Geoffrey Rhoads - West Linn OR, US
Phillip Seder - Portland OR, US
Steven Stewart - Tualatin OR, US

C12Q001/68, G06F019/00, G01N033/48, G01N033/50, H04L009/00, H04L009/32, G06F011/30, G06F012/14

435/006000, 702/019000, 702/020000, 713/201000

Various improvements relating to digital watermarking and related technologies are detailed, including methods that enhance security and functionality, and new articles including watermarked puzzles and marked DNA.