Methods and apparatus for content delivery notification and management
AssigneeTime Warner Cable Enterprises LLC
InventorsPaul D. Brooks, Remi Rieger
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AssigneeTime Warner Cable Enterprises LLC
InventorsPaul D. Brooks, Remi Rieger
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Apparatus and methods for handling situations where requested services require more network capacity than presently available, and notifying network users of an delay in providing such services. In one embodiment, the invention comprises apparatus and methods for the detection of capacity (e.g., bandwidth) shortage, determination of a delayed delivery mode and schedule for the delivery of the requested content, and notification of the availability of the content to the user via, e.g., on-screen display, e-mail, text message, or other mode. The user can also specify their own notification preferences and delivery time. Requests for and delivery of the content may be performed from/to different locations as well. Network server apparatus, consumer premises equipment (CPE), and a software architecture adapted to implement the foregoing functionality, are also disclosed.
A computerized method of providing contextually relevant secondary digitally rendered content to at least one user of a content delivery network, the computerized method comprising:
Computer readable apparatus comprising a non-transitory storage medium, the non-transitory medium comprising at least one computer program having a plurality of instructions, the plurality of instructions configured to, when executed on a processing apparatus of a computerized device, cause the computerized device to:
A computerized network apparatus for delivery of digitally rendered content in a content distribution network, the computerized network apparatus comprising:
A computerized network apparatus for delivery of digitally rendered content in a content distribution network, the computerized network apparatus comprising:
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