Michael David Clark
Nursing in Logan, UT

6343116, Jan 29, 2002

Sep 21, 1998

09/157469

Mary Michelle Quinton - Kirkland WA
Stefan Solomon - Bellevue WA
Donald R. Ryan - Redmond WA
Michael Clark - Logan UT

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

H04M 1100

379 9001, 379 9317, 379 9323

Computer telephony application programming interface is disclosed. In one embodiment, a system includes at least one call control object and at least one media control object. The call control objects are to initiate and terminate a computer telephony call having a media stream. The media control objects are to end-point the media stream of the computer telephony call. In a further embodiment, there is also a media control manager to instantiate a media control object for each multimedia device of the system.

2006001, Jan 19, 2006

Nov 16, 2004

10/990339

Andres Vega-Garcia - Newcastle WA, US
Mu Han - Renton WA, US
Donald Ryan - Redmond WA, US
Thomas Pfenning - Redmond WA, US
Rajeev Byrisetty - Bellevue WA, US
Stefan Solomon - Bellevue WA, US
Michael Clark - Logan UT, US

Microsoft Corporation - Seattle WA

H04J 3/04

370535000

Computers, particularly personal computers, have become everyday communications devices, nearly as common as telephones and televisions. A big reason for this is the expansion of computer networks, such as the internet, which allow sending and receiving information, including audio and video information, from one computer to one or more other computers. Communicating audio and video information between computers can be problematic because users have to wait for the information to be fully downloaded before viewing or hearing it and because different computers sometimes communicate using incompatible communications protocols, which prevents comprehension. Accordingly, the inventors devised new methods, software, and computer systems that support interactive data streaming (real-time exchange of multimedia data) and full-duplex communications, for example, network conferencing, using more than one communications protocol.

6839734, Jan 4, 2005

Sep 21, 1998

09/157884

Andres Vega-Garcia - Newcastle WA, US
Mu Han - Renton WA, US
Donald R. Ryan - Redmond WA, US
Thomas Pfenning - Richmond WA, US
Rajeev Byrisetty - Bellevue WA, US
Stefan Solomon - Bellevue WA, US
Michael Clark - Logan UT, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 1516, H04L 1216

709204, 379 9321, 379158, 37920201, 370260, 370269

Computers, particularly personal computers, have become everyday communications devices, nearly as common as telephones and televisions. A big reason for this is the expansion of computer networks, such as the Internet, which allow sending and receiving information, including audio and video information, from one computer to one or more other computers. Communicating audio and video information between computers can be problematic because users have to wait for the information to be fully downloaded before viewing or hearing it and because different computers sometimes communicate using incompatible communications protocols, which prevents comprehension. Accordingly, the inventors devised new methods, software, and computer systems that support interactive data streaming (real-time exchange of multimedia data) and full-duplex communications, for example, network conferencing, using more than one communications protocol.