Pictra, Inc.

Fotomedia Technologies, LLC

Prasad Kongara

Wu Wang

Steve Morris

Chan Chiu

James Lei

Shantanu Narayen

Aditya Khosla

Cecilia Zhao

A method and apparatus for transferring data in response to authentication information. Authentication information is transmitted from a client computer to a server computer to authorize access to restricted data. Invocation information is transmitted from the server computer to the client computer in response to the authentication information. A first application is invoked in the client computer using the invocation information. The restricted data is then transmitted from the server computer to the first application program in the client computer based on the access authorized by the authentication information.

Method and apparatuses for transferring data for multiple applications through a single communication link in response to authentication information

Method and apparatuses for transferring data for multiple applications

A method and apparatus transfer digital images on a network. A signature list is first examined wherein the signature list includes a unique signature for each of the digital images requested for transfer. The signature list is used to determine whether each of the digital images is present or missing. For each of the digital images that is determined missing, the digital image is then received. Updated information is also received pertaining to the each of the digital images that is determined present. Data integrity is checked to ensure that the each of the digital images was successfully transferred. Finally, the steps of receiving the digital images and checking data integrity are repeated for the each of the digital images that was unsuccessfully transferred.

Method and apparatus for transferring digital images on a network

Methods and apparatuses for publishing a collection of digital media on a network. In one example of a method, a client digital processing system generates a collection of digital media and transmits collection information, which describes the collection of digital media, to a server digital processing system. From the collection information, a plurality of presentable media is automatically generated; each of these presentable media is capable of being presented to other client digital processing systems which are coupled to the network. In this one example, the network is operating according to a hypertext transfer protocol. In this one example, the client and server systems are programmed to interact together such that the presentable media is automatically generated.

Methods and apparatuses for distributing a collection of digital media

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Prasad Kongara