Adam Bennett Brotman, Age 54Brooklyn, NY

2008031, Dec 25, 2008

Jun 20, 2008

12/143638

Nandini Ranjitkumar - Phoenix AZ, US
Adam Bennett Brotman - Seattle WA, US

Corbis Corporation - Seattle WA

G06Q 30/00
G06F 17/00

705 26, 705400, 700 90

Distributing review of content or other items for conformance with quality requirements or other criteria. Embodiments include distributing media assets over an electronic network to a number of reviewers. Each reviewer uses an interface to review a media asset and corresponding metadata submitted by a content provider. The interface guides the reviewers through a consistent and easily understood review of the assets, such that reviews need not be domain experts. The reviewer enters pass/fail decisions, comments, additional metadata, one or more ratings on aspects of the asset, or other reviewer information regarding the asset. A media review manager receives the reviewer information regarding each asset and determines whether each asset satisfies overall acceptance criteria. Accepted assets are made accessible to other users such as customers for searching, licensing, or other uses.

2009004, Feb 19, 2009

Jun 20, 2008

12/143703

Adam Bennett Brotman - Seattle WA, US
Glen Arthur O'Connor - Renton WA, US
Nandini Ranjitkumar - Phoenix AZ, US
Todd Brian Guill - Bainbridge Island WA, US
Daniel Martin Snell - Kirkland WA, US
William G. Bronske - Lake Stevens WA, US

Corbis Corporation - Seattle WA

G06Q 99/00

705 1

Automatically determining pricing for at least one unit of content that can be selected and licensed or purchased over a network. Pricing is determined based on an initial price, and at least one of the following: a reviewer rating, content activity, or a customer offer price. Each of these factors may be weighted. The initial price may be a minimum price, a maximum price, a suggested price from a content owner, a pre-calculated market price, or other initial price. Content activity generally reflects user behaviors related to a content item, such as selecting a content item from a search results list, saving it as a favorite, returning to view it, placing it in a virtual shopping cart, or licensing it. Content activity combined with reviewer rating and/or offer price, indicates a “snappyness” score. A new price is dynamically calculated based on the initial price and snappyness score.

2008027, Oct 30, 2008

Jul 16, 2007

11/778578

Adam Bennett Brotman - Seattle WA, US
Glen Arthur O'Connor - Renton WA, US
Nandini Ranjitkumar - Seattle WA, US
Todd Brian Guill - Bainbridge Island WA, US
Daniel Martin Snell - Kirkland WA, US
William G. Bronske - Lake Stevens WA, US

Corbis Corporation - Seattle WA

G06Q 99/00
H04L 9/00

705 52, 705 59

Automatically determining pricing for at least one unit of content that can be selected and licensed or purchased over a network. Pricing is determined based on an initial price, and at least one of the following: a reviewer rating, content activity, or a customer offer price. Each of these factors may be weighted. The initial price may be a minimum price, a maximum price, a suggested price from a content owner, a pre-calculated market price, or other initial price. Content activity generally reflects user behaviors related to a content item, such as selecting a content item from a search results list, saving it as a favorite, returning to view it, placing it in a virtual shopping cart, or licensing it. Content activity combined with reviewer rating and/or offer price, indicates a “snappyness” score. A new price is dynamically calculated based on the initial price and snappyness score.