Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Olivier Suritz

Kevin George Gillett

Subha Narayanamurthi

Robert Norris Lance Krentler

Preetam J D'Souza

Brendan Donald Lee

Kyu Simm

Noah Anthony Eisner

Cynthia Zhang Taylor

Colin Kieron Toal

Catherine Ann Champion

Jacqueline Joanne Van Der Net

William Alfred Nagel

Daniel Seiji Kuwahara

An example method includes receiving an input via a computing device indicative of a request to display a plurality of visual identifiers, each visual identifier corresponding to a different respective version of a document stored in at least one remote document management system. The method also includes receiving information from the document management system, determining a chronological sequence associated with displaying the plurality of visual identifiers; and generating a respective visual identifier representative of each version of the document. The method also includes displaying the visual identifiers on a display of the computing device according to the chronological sequence.

Presenting document versions

An example peer-to-peer file sharing and collaboration method includes providing a user of a computing device with access to an electronic file via a sharing application, the electronic file being stored in a memory of the computing device. The method also includes receiving an input from the user indicative of a desire to share the electronic file using the sharing application and via a peer-to-peer communication protocol. The method further includes providing, via the communication protocol, a first transformed file generated by the first computing device based on the electronic file, and receiving, via the communication protocol, a second transformed file generated based on the electronic file. In such a method, the second transformed file is different from the first transformed file.

Peer-to-peer file sharing and collaboration

Disclosed are various embodiments for accessing and processing social media content. An extraction configuration comprising definitions for keywords, social networks, extraction times, and/or actions to be initiated upon a detection of a condition may be defined by a user of a site monitoring system. The defined social networks may be accessed at the defined extraction times to obtain data from a post comprising the defined keyword. The presence of some data in association with the post may initiate an action defined by the user.

Configurable extractions in social media

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Olivier Suritz