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US 2014/0156413 A1Published application
Synchronized Advertiser Across Multiple eBook Titles
AssigneeDavid Dunlap, LLC
InventorJon D. Cameron
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Abstract
A method of predetermining the reading schedules of multiple eBooks to be read simultaneously and then applying those schedules to the distribution of advertising so each eBook displays the same advertiser at the same time.
Claims20
A method for distributing advertising in eBooks comprising:
- selecting two or more ad markers for two or more eBook titles;
- selecting the two or more eBook titles for distribution to an electronic reader;
- selecting two or more advertisements to be displayed in the two or more eBook titles;
- selecting a schedule of two or more times for display of two or more advertisers;
- transferring the two or more eBook titles to the electronic reader;
- transferring the two or more advertisements from the two or more advertisers to the electronic reader;
- inserting the scheduled advertisements from the identical advertiser into the two or more eBook titles' ad markers;
- whereby, the advertising displayed across the multiple eBook titles is of the same advertiser.
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A method for distributing advertising in eBooks comprising:
- selecting two or more ad markers for two or more eBook titles;
- selecting the two or more eBook titles for distribution to an electronic reader;
- selecting two or more advertisements to be displayed in the two or more eBook titles;
- selecting a schedule of two or more times for display of two or more advertisers;
- transferring the two or more eBook titles to the electronic reader;
- transferring the two or more advertisements from the two or more advertisers to the electronic reader;
- transferring the schedule to the electronic reader;
- inserting the scheduled advertisements from the identical advertiser into the two or more eBook titles' ad markers;
- whereby, the advertising displayed across the multiple eBook titles is of the same advertiser.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.