Document delivery system facilitating aggregation of periodic content
OwnerEdward O. Leeinventor
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Abstract
A document server is presented comprising a user profile, established by a user requesting delivery of content from one or more content providers on a periodic basis, and an edit module. The edit module periodically receives content from solicited content providers in accordance with a content provider publication schedule, and aggregates the received content for periodic delivery to a requesting user when the content provider's publication schedule deviates from a delivery schedule defined in the user profile.
Claims20
A method for generating a publication, the method comprising:
- soliciting content from one or more content providers in response to a user request to receive such content in accordance with a user-defined delivery schedule;
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- receiving the content at a content repository in accordance with a publication schedule of the content and aggregating the content for subsequent delivery to the requesting user if the publication schedule differs from the user-defined delivery schedule.
A storage medium comprising a plurality of executable instructions which, when executed, implement an edit module to solicit content from one or more content providers in response to a user request to receive such content in accordance with a user-defined delivery schedule, to receive the content at a content repository in accordance with a publication schedule of the content, and to aggregate the content for subsequent delivery to the requesting user if the publication schedule differs from the user-defined delivery schedule.
A document delivery system comprising:
- an content repository, to receive content from one or more content providers in accordance with a content provider publication schedule;
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- an edit module, coupled to the content repository, to periodically collect and aggregate content received in the content repository for delivery to a requesting user in accordance with a user-defined delivery schedule.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.