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Lisa A Caputo

Jubish C Parambath

Anand N Sankaran

Nicky Joshi

Venket Kandanala

Rajesh Narayanan

Mousumi Dasgupta

Karthik Srinivasan

Anil Krishna Guntupalli

Sudharsan Selvakumar

Nishanth Madichetti

Govinda R Yenda

Amitkumar Singh

Mareeswari Muthusamy

Siddhartha X Gunda

Sumithra Jayaraman

VijayPrabhu Baskaran

Anierutha X Chandhiramowuli

SyedTalat Iqbal

Srimathi Saravanan

Varughese P Mathew

Jagadish B Nagam

Pankul X Mahajan

Paranjothi X Ramalingam

TamilKumaran Palaniappan

Sundarajan Varadharajan

Rajesh Narayan

Kristin Baggelaar

Robert Caputo

Pet enclosure

A method, performed by a computer device, may include obtaining a viewing history, associated with a customer, from a set-top box associated with the customer, wherein the viewing history relates a particular television channel to a duration time associated with the particular television channel. The method may further include determining a keyword, associated with the customer, based on the obtained viewing history; calculating a keyword score for the keyword based on the obtained viewing history; selecting an advertisement, associated with the keyword, based on the calculated keyword score; and providing the selected advertisement to the set-top box associated with the customer, based on selecting the advertisement.

Behavioral keyword identification based on thematic channel viewing

A method may include obtaining customer information regarding the user and marketing rules regarding a plurality of store offerings. A number of store offerings from the plurality of store offerings may be identified based on the customer information and the marketing rules. One or more of the identified store offerings may be provided to the user. A user request to purchase a selected one of the provided store offerings may be received. The content or services associated with the selected store offering may be provisioned based on the user request.

Multi-service store

A method and system that provides a television service; receives a customer input to access a graphical user interface that includes a main menu pertaining to the television service; retrieves the graphical user interface; and displays the graphical user interface via the customer device, wherein the graphical user interface includes a main menu body and an interactive masthead having an interactive element that permits a customer to access content via the interactive element.

Interactive masthead

A method may include receiving a user request to view a channel to which the user does not currently subscribe. Customer information regarding the user and marketing rules regarding a plurality of combination offers that include the channel may be obtained. A number of combination offers from the plurality of combination offers may be determined based on the customer information and the marketing rules. One or more of the determined combination offers may be provided to the user. A user request to purchase a selected one of the provided combination offers may be received. The channels included within the selected combination offer may be provisioned based on the user request.

Intelligent offer generation

A method and system that provides customers a pay-per-view portal, accessible via a television service, a mobile service, or an Internet service. The pay-per-view portal permits customers to search for pay-per-view programs and provide search results that include related content to pay-per-view programs including related videos, articles, biographical summaries, stats on players or fighters, and images. The pay-per-view portal provides personalized pay-per-view program recommendations, pay-per-view calendars, and sub-portals directed to categories or sub-categories of pay-per-view programs. The pay-per-view portal also provides the ordering and purchasing of pay-per-view programs days, weeks, or months in advance of the airing of the pay-per-view programs.

Pay-per-view portal

There is an approach for generating a pattern-based database. The approach includes accessing a log specifying one or more strings representing data having a dynamic portion and a static portion. The approach also may include generating a pattern-based database, including one or more records representing compression of the data, by determining the dynamic portions and the static portions of the strings. The approach also may include assigning pattern values to the strings based on the determined dynamic portions and the static portions. The pattern values may be configured to provide compression of the strings within the records of the pattern-based database.

Method and system for pattern-based compression

A method including providing at least one of a phone service, an Internet access service, or a television service to customers; identifying a customer when the customer uses the at least one of the phone service, the Internet access service, or the television service; selecting products or services for which the customer qualifies based on the identifying; gathering customer-specific data for the customer; generating recommendations that pertain to the at least one of the phone service, the Internet access service, or the television service for the customer based on the products or the services for which the customer qualifies, the customer-specific data, and other factors, wherein the other factors include at least one of a location of the customer or a time in which the recommendations is to be provided to the customer; and providing the recommendations to the customer via the at least service.

Artificial intelligence-based recommender and self-provisioner

A wearable sound system includes an article wearable by an animal and having compartment sections, strap end portions extending from respective ones of two of the compartment sections, and a fastener that removably connects the strap end portions to one another when the article is worn by the animal. A programmable source of audible signals is located within one of the compartment sections, and two speakers are located within respective ones of the two compartment sections of the article from which the pair of strap end portions extend. Each speaker is disposed between the fastener and the programmable source and in an area disposed proximate to an ear of the animal when the article is worn by the animal so as to project a sound content of the audible signals towards an immediate vicinity of the ear of the animal in a region located forward or around the ear.

Wearable sound system for animals

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Lisa A Caputo