LAIMONAS ANUSAUSKAS
Pilots at Rosario Dr, Thousand Oaks, CA

6804664, Oct 12, 2004

Oct 10, 2000

09/685479

Brian Hartman - Thousand Oaks CA
Laimonas Anusauskas - Westlake Village CA
James Achenbach - Simi Valley CA

NetZero, Inc. - Westlake Village CA

G06F 1730

707 3, 707 2, 707 7

A new and efficient way of structuring databases enabling efficient query processing, reduced database storage requirements, and more flexible content targeting is described. A database is defined having bit mapped data. The data to be stored in the database is characterized as a number of binary questions. Each record comprises one or more groups of bit maps corresponding to the answers to the questions. For some types of data, there may be two or more possible values. In such cases, each possible value is itself a binary question. In some cases, there may be data which does not lend itself to characterization as binary questions. In such cases, the database includes numeric and string values. Queries of the database may be obtained through simple bit wise Boolean operations directly of the records in the database.

7353267, Apr 1, 2008

Apr 7, 2000

09/545639

Ryan Cunningham - Westlake Village CA, US
Robert Buch - Malibu CA, US
Brian Hartman - Thousand Oaks CA, US
Laimonas Anusauskas - Westlake Village CA, US

NetZero, Inc. - Woodland Hills CA

G06F 15/173

709224, 709231

A system provides a user with free Internet network access, in which an access control system sends video advertising files to a user who gains access to the Internet through a network connection that includes a viewer program that operates independently of the user's browser and e-mail programs. The viewer receives ads from the access control system and manages an ad pool that collects multiple video advertising files. Video advertising files are downloaded when the user is not actively using the bandwidth of the Internet connection to download Internet content of the user's choosing. The viewer program periodically opens a viewer window, which opens on top of any other open windows, and in which a video ad from the ad pool is displayed. When one or more video ads are finished, the viewer window is hidden or made an inactive window for a quiet interval. At the conclusion of the quiet interval, the viewer window is activated and the next ad in the ad pool is displayed.

7516213, Apr 7, 2009

Mar 25, 2004

10/810464

Ryan Cunningham - Westlake Village CA, US
Brian Hartman - Thousand Oaks CA, US
Michael Jones - Thousand Oaks CA, US
Laimonas Anusauskas - Westlake Village CA, US
Robert Buch - Malibu CA, US

NetZero, Inc. - Woodland Hills CA

G06F 15/173

709224, 709219, 709231

There is disclosed a method of providing a user computer with access to video advertisement files of a network. The method may comprise launching a browser application for a user computer to connect to a network, detecting if the user computer is not actively sending or receiving data from the network, and if so, commencing downloading a video advertisement file from the network to the user computer, detecting if the user computer is downloading a web page during downloading of the video advertisement file, and if so, waiting to continue downloading of the video advertisement file, automatically displaying the video advertisement file, determining that an ad file should not be viewed after the ad file has been viewed a predetermined number of times per predetermined time period, and providing a link that permits a user to select a web site that corresponds to the video advertisement file.