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US 2014/0156677 A1Published application
Ordering curated content for access via a playpack
AssigneePlayrific, Inc.
InventorsTheodore Joseph Collins, III, Beth Marcus
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Abstract
A presentation order of curated media items that are represented by meta data in a playpack is determined by evaluating a platform score, a viewer score, a content popularity score, a content quality score, and a scatter algorithm.
Claims4
A method of determining a measure of media items that are accessible via metadata stored in a Playpack, comprising:
- determining a platform assessment score that includes a screen score, a network factor, a network speed, and a touch screen score;
- determining a viewer assessment score that includes a presentation score, a duration score, a taxonomy score, and repeated view tolerance score;
- determining a content assessment score that includes a popularity weighting score and a quality score;
- and
- ordering the media items based on content assessment score and viewer assessment score
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A method of determining a presentation order of media items that are accessible via metadata stored in a Playpack, comprising:
- determining a platform assessment score that includes a screen score, a network factor, a network speed, and a touch screen score;
- determining a viewer assessment score that includes a presentation score, a duration score, a taxonomy score, and repeated view tolerance score;
- determining a content popularity weighting score;
- determining a content quality score that is based on comparing platform assessment score factors with media item meta data;
- ordering the media items based on content popularity weighting score, content quality score and viewer assessment score;
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- applying a scatter algorithm to re-order the ordered media items based on a viewer repetition tolerance factor.
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A method operable on a digital Computer Server (CS) and one or more Remote Computing Devices (RMD), comprising:
- encrypting an identity of a child operating an application on the RMD with a two-way encryption algorithm use a public encryption key and a secret encryption key;
- storing the encrypted identity in a memory that is accessible by the CS;
- storing the secret encryption key separately from the encrypted identity;
- transmitting child RMD operator usage data from the RMD to the CS;
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- storing the RMD operator usage data with reference to only the public encryption key.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.