Online delivery of law-related content, educational and entertainment-related content
OwnerSuzanne Raina Natbonyinventor
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Abstract
The present invention provides improved online delivery of law-related content. The present invention also has broad applicability within the technology and media fields and can also be utilized for the improved online delivery of educational content and entertainment-related content.
Claims2
An interactive system comprising at least one electronic device for providing online delivery of one or more videos comprising law-related content, informational content or entertainment-related content, wherein the system enables a user to search the one or more videos for text, audio content, graphics and images, skim the video, scroll through the video, or any combination thereof, wherein the user receives access to the law-related content, informational content or entertainment-related content by paying a subscription fee;
- further wherein the interactive system comprises a browse audio or search audio button or tab which is displayed when the user launches the system on the at least one electronic device, wherein the browse audio or search audio button or tab enables the user to browse the one or more videos for one or more audible terms,
- further wherein the law-related content, informational content or entertainment-related content comprises a dialogue between one or more video instructors and one or more mock clients, and further wherein the dialogue has been scripted and contains jokes as part of the dialogue, while at the same time providing informational law-related content that is helpful in answering the user's law-related questions,
- further wherein the interactive system comprises hardware components that together provides the user with access to graphics, videos, the law-related content, the informational content or the entertainment-related content, and other visual and audio content, and further wherein the hardware components comprise a sound card, graphic cards, and computer data storage, and
- further wherein the system comprises one or more of a searching subsystem, an editing subsystem, a video scrolling subsystem, and a content aggregation subsystem, or any combination thereof,
- wherein the content aggregation subsystem provides automated content aggregation of law-related content comprising text, videos, images, sounds, graphics, or any combination thereof,
- further wherein the law-related content comprises content in at least one or more different languages,
- further comprising audio mining search technology to locate certain words, phrases and other audible terms within the law-related content, informational content or entertainment-related content,
- further comprising search engine technology that enables the user to search a video for audio content comprising an audio file, length and duration of the audio file, voice characteristics of a specific individual, frequency, pitch, loudness, harmonics, and tone, or any combination thereof,
- further wherein the interactive system provides the user with access to an Internet website via a computer, laptop, tablet, smartphone, or other electronic device,
- further wherein the computer or other electronic device has a screen and a keyboard, further wherein the keyboard is a physical keyboard or a keyboard that is accessed via touching the screen which allows the user to use the interactive system by touching the screen with their fingers or a stylus;
- further wherein the interactive system provides the user with access to legal news updates, access to a calendar of events for law-related, informational and entertaining events, access to sample legal documents, access to a user chat room for exchanging comments and dialogue with other users of the interactive system, access to advertising by real-world attorneys and businesses, and access to movies that feature actors or actresses acting as lawyers,
- further comprising a microphone and accompanying hardware and software components that allow the user to record his or her own audio input which can be transcribed and allows the user to post law-related questions to one or more video instructors.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.