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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 03, 2015
Filed:
Sep. 22, 2011
Krishnan Thazhathekalam, Mountain House, CA (US);
David D. Ahn, San Francisco, CA (US);
Andrea Burbank, Chicago, IL (US);
Franco Salvetti, San Francisco, CA (US);
Christopher Jon Jewell, San Francisco, CA (US);
Krishnan Thazhathekalam, Mountain House, CA (US);
David D. Ahn, San Francisco, CA (US);
Andrea Burbank, Chicago, IL (US);
Franco Salvetti, San Francisco, CA (US);
Christopher Jon Jewell, San Francisco, CA (US);
Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC, Redmond, WA (US);
Abstract
Architecture that inserts one or more label items in search result entries. In addition to the typical search result caption (title, snippet, and link), the architecture includes the label component of one or more of the label items in the result entry. The number and type of label annotations are based on the query. When a particular label item is selected (e.g., hover, mouse click), a presentation component (e.g., expansion object, pop-up window) launches proximate to a label item in response to interaction with the label item and presents additional information from the target webpage. The additional information can include an action and data related to the search result entry and the target webpage. The data can be obtained from a data source other than the target webpage.