Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.01
ph-index = 12
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. The Directv Group, Inc. (24 from 1,033 patents)
2. Syphermedia International, Inc. (6 from 15 patents)
3. Inside Secure (3 from 83 patents)
4. Hughes Electronics Corporation (2 from 1,334 patents)
5. Other (1 from 832,912 patents)
36 patents:
1. 10477151 - Method and apparatus for supporting multiple broadcasters independently using a single conditional access system
2. 10277935 - Method and apparatus for hardware-enforced, always-on insertion of a watermark in a video processing path
3. 9942586 - Method and apparatus for hardware-enforced, always-on insertion of a watermark in a video processing path
4. 9712786 - Method and apparatus for supporting multiple broadcasters independently using a single conditional access system
5. 9355426 - Hardware-enforced, always-on insertion of a watermark in a video processing path
6. 9277259 - Method and apparatus for providing secure internet protocol media services
7. 9014375 - Method and apparatus for supporting multiple broadcasters independently using a single conditional access system
8. 8782438 - Secure storage and replay of media programs using a hard-paired receiver and storage device
9. 8761393 - Method and apparatus for providing secure internet protocol media services
10. 8677152 - Method and apparatus for encrypting media programs for later purchase and viewing
11. 8281359 - System and method for media transcoding and presentation
12. 8243925 - Method and apparatus for supporting multiple broadcasters independently using a single conditional access system
13. 8140859 - Secure storage and replay of media programs using a hard-paired receiver and storage device
14. 8079043 - Service activation of set-top box functionality using broadcast conditional access system
15. 8073955 - Method and apparatus for tuning used in a broadcast data system