Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Michael F Matsel

Michael J Patten

Ian Cameron Mercer

Daniel W Crevier

Jeffrey Earl Steinbok

Jonathan Alexander Bockelman

Russell Scott Randall

Warren Lee Burch

David Citron

Joseph Andrew Bono

Gyorgy K Schadt

Amy Jennifer Beauford

Randolph Bruce Oakley

Brian M Perrin

Shabbir A Shahpurwala

Eileen S Hash

Rebecca L Pezely

Techniques are described to provide revocable object access. In an implementation, a user may provide content and an object (e.g., a picture) to be published with the content. The object is uploaded to a storage location, and a uniform resource locator (URL) that includes a token is generated for the object. The token is registered in an access control list (ACL), and token permission settings in the ACL are utilized to control access to the object. The URL may be embedded in the content. When a viewer requests the content, the object may be retrieved from the storage location using the URL. The user may revoke access to the object by changing the token permission settings in the ACL.

Revocable object access

A media editing application for creating and displaying video effect clips. A detection component detects video files stored in a memory of a computer. A user interface displays the detected video files and various video effects that can be applied to video files. The user interface is responsive to a user selecting one or more of the detected video files to apply a selected video effect to the selected video files to create the video effect clip. The user interface is further responsive to user input to display the video effect clip.

Photo and video collage effects

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

Michael F Matsel