Platform for generating, managing and sharing content clippings and associated citations
AssigneeRSWP, Inc.
InventorsWaheed Qureshi, Rafat Alvi
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AssigneeRSWP, Inc.
InventorsWaheed Qureshi, Rafat Alvi
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A content management system allows users to capture content from content sources, such as web pages and hardcopy publications, using a client application that runs on user devices such as a personal computer or mobile device. The client application creates bibliography citations for captured content by gathering information from and/or about the content sources. Captured content and corresponding citations can be uploaded to a remote system that provides functionality for users to search for content clippings. The client application can include a document editor that facilitates importation of captured content and bibliography citations into documents being edited. In some embodiments, the system also uses social network connections between users to facilitate sharing of content.
A system that implements a service for assisting users in locating reference materials, comprising:
Non-transitory computer storage that stores a mobile application that provides functionality for generating citations using photographic images of reference materials, the mobile applications comprising executable instructions that direct a mobile computing device to perform a process that comprises:
A computing system comprising one or more computing devices, said computing system programmed to implement a process for enabling users to share and locate content clippings, said process comprising:
The computing system of claim 11, wherein the metadata tags additionally include auto-generated metadata tags generated by the clipping modules.
The computing system of claim 11, wherein the content portions include user-selected clips of web pages, and the bibliographic citations include auto-generated citations generated at least partly by automatically scanning the web pages for attributes to include in the citations.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.