David J Palmieri7 Landmark Ln, Marlboro, NJ 07746

7708196, May 4, 2010

Oct 5, 2006

11/543486

David Palmieri - Short Hills NJ, US
David Ingerman - Short Hills NJ, US
Amy Hayenhjelm - Livingston NJ, US
Peter F. Kinkel - Staten Island NY, US
Robert Tam - Staten Island NY, US
Keith E Gastauer - Hoboken NJ, US
Ruth J Davis - Montclair NJ, US
Angelo Sirigos - Bellmore NY, US
Curtis W Harris - Half Moon Bay CA, US
Joseph Davidchik - Alameda CA, US
Michele Iacavone - Burlingame CA, US
Liz Templin - Warren NJ, US
Jesus Urriola - Kearny NJ, US
Omcar S Paradkar - Santa Clar CA, US
Busse B Benjamin - San Francisco CA, US
Jeffrey L Kaufman - Foster City CA, US
Prashant Tyagi - Redwood City CA, US
Angel Gutierrez - San Mateo CA, US

Dun and Bradstreet Corporation - Short Hills NJ

G06K 5/00

235380, 235487, 235382

A method of providing business information data to a user, including allowing the user unlimited access to interactive, customizable modular applications through a single platform. The applications interface with a database to provide real-time business information data to the user, the business information data relating to an entity and being based on a unique corporate identification number associated with the entity.

2003022, Dec 4, 2003

Feb 11, 2003

10/364151

David Palmieri - Staten Island NY, US

G07D009/00

453/063000

A slot machine coin bag with an outer rim and means for closing the outer rim is sized to fit the interior of a slot machine coin tray. As a gambling patron plays, coins land in the bag and when finished, the patron closes the bag, securing the coins therein, picks up the bag with his winnings and moves to the next machine. The bag is placed in the tray, opened, and the process repeated.

2008010, May 1, 2008

Oct 31, 2007

11/981101

David James Palmieri - Millstone NJ, US
Salvatore Judo Maiorino - Miami Beach FL, US
James Palmieri - Staten Island NY, US
Jeffrey Greene - Colta Neck NJ, US

G06F 3/048
G06Q 20/00

715847, 705 39

A multimedia viewing booth is disclosed that includes a computer terminal with a touchscreen, a CPU, a payment processor and a digital media I/O unit. The touchscreen displays a certain number of icons with each icon linked to predetermined content. A first portion of the icons is linked to a first type of content and a second portion is linked to a second type of content. The touchscreen displays a GUI with a selection menu for a user to select content, inform the user whether payment is needed, what content is available, how much time for viewing is available, display the selected content, and to interact with the user. The CPU manages the system to accept payment via the payment processor, control the touchscreen, process user interaction and function accordingly, access and activate content display, manages content purchases and downloads via the I/O unit, and interfaces with a communication link to access content.

2014003, Jan 30, 2014

Jul 27, 2012

13/560552

Laura Fortner - Chatham NJ, US
David Palmieri - Chatham NJ, US

G06Q 30/02

705 1449, 705 1473

The present invention includes a customization tool for online, automated consumer-business negotiation. The customization tool includes a valuation feature for assigning values to deal terms, whether they are inherently numeric, non-inherently numeric, or business-specific; a suggestion feature for allowing a consumer to suggest a set of deal terms; and a decision-algorithm feature for making a decision on behalf of the business concerning the consumer suggestion. The suggestion feature provides the consumer with every deal term over which the business has indicated a willingness to negotiate.