Alexious Fiero
Alexious Fiero is President and CEO of World Wide Broadcast Network, Inc. Mr. Fiero is an electronic engineer and software architect and is also the inventor of the Broadcast Network Platform System.
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ATLANTA GEORGIA, May 08, 2012 –World Wide Broadcast Network Inc. (WWBN), a broadcast systems technology company focused on development of systems for Internet broadcasting, today announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has issued US Patent 8,176,028 covering a multimedia administration system with a central media data repository.
The system enables users to organize and distribute media over an area wide broadcast network. The system repository contains metadata utilized for various queries including search, channels of distribution and account information. The system also groups, associates, and affiliates various networks into nodes for broadcast over networks. Clients can communicate with users who are watching their videos. The clients can upon demand present content to viewers with more content related to the original video content in the form of another video, web links URLs, PDF literature, and/or voice files.
This proprietary technology is applicable to the rapid development and production of Internet connected devices, including, Internet TV, Web TV, Mobile devices such as PDAs, cell phones and tablets, gaming consoles and TV appliances with access to the Internet. WWBN has exclusive rights to the patented technology and has prototyped candidates in development.
“This patent is an important component of WWBN’s formidable multimedia intellectual property portfolio covering specific techniques for organizing broadcast networks and disseminating content over the Internet.”
We have several more patents and continuing patents in the pipeline that we hope will be helpful and important in the evolution of television and Internet added added Mr. Fiero.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA – November 15, 2011 - World Wide Broadcast Network, Inc. (WWBN), a developer of broadcasting technology systems for the Internet, announced today that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has issued U.S. Patent 8,060,498 for its innovative video and audio search system with one or more calls to action.
World Wide Broadcast Network’s President and CEO, Alexious Fiero states that “The system manages and searches video and audio media files and associates the media with one or more calls to action.” Mr. Fiero also stated that “The system provides search results to audio and video media tailored for user inputted or predefined search criteria in the results list. The system provides users with call to action options such as click to a URLs, landing pages, click to call, click to chat, literature, order forms, click to other audio or video files, etc. The patent is very broad in the scope of the kinds of calls to action can be presented depending on the device.” Said Mr. Fiero. “The system can schedule audio or videos to target users by search terms, keywords, topic, content match, time of day, location, device, and other parameters to offer a call to action to different audiences and devices.”
According to Mr. Fiero “The system combines the best features of search, advertising, multimedia in order to give companies an additional cost-effective way to reach a target audience by communicating to prospective customers who are already actively searching for their products and services.” Mr. Fiero emphasized that “With the power of multimedia integrated into a cutting edge video marketing campaign, an advertising audio or video message can best describe a product or service and can thus come across as needed information, in relation or direct response to user inquiries, especially with users who are in information gathering or purchasing mode” .
Mr. Fiero also commented “The patent illustrates an embodiment where audio and video search results can be presented on other websites or text based search engines, blogs, widgets, operating systems, or devices using technologies such as JavaScript, flash or other available methods. Results are based on searches or content of the webpage translated into queries and in turn search results are displayed in several forms, text, text and images, audio, video and other combinations, results can also be based on other criteria and predetermined criteria such as locational, IP, GEO, context, content and other criteria not mentioned.”
“This is currently done today with text based ads, we then will add a media element to this form of advertising. In particular”, Mr. Fiero added, “the invention provides a audio or video services for publishers, broadcasters (pre-mid-post roll), online search engines and directories enabling companies to include audio and video search with call to action on their websites, operating systems and apps.”
WWBN’s Video Search System with call to action is a subsystem of the Broadcast Network Platform System (BNPS). Mr. Fiero stated that “As television systems become more interactive and Internet capable media search will become a huge factor in how viewers can access information on demand with video and calls to action through their TV sets.”
The patent also grants WWBN exclusive rights over this proprietary technology that is applicable to all the rapidly developing devices with Internet connectivity, including mobile devices such as locational devices, PDAs, cell phones and tablets, gaming consoles, as well as Internet TV, Web TV, and TV appliances with access to the Internet.
According to Mr. Fiero, WWBN has worked in the field of online video for over a decade. He authored the book, OSTV the Next Wave of Information: The Convergence of Search Technology, Multimedia and the Internet (ISBN: 188488623X, 9781884886232) in 2003 which covered the convergence of search technology, multimedia and the Internet and which culminated in a centralized method to operate broadcast networks and signals over a global network. Mr. Fiero pointed out that “The times have now caught up with the technology and WWBN’s patents help to solidify the company’s leadership positions as it spearheads the next wave in Internet, Search and Television integration.”
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Searchmercials and WWBN are registered trademark owned by World Wide Broadcast Network, Inc. a technology company composting with a Broadcast Network Platform System patent # 7,865,498.
World Wide Broadcast Network, Inc. develops and provides solutions geared towards digital media content marketing, dissemination and distribution. World Wide Broadcast Network, Inc.’s products, services and solutions are intellectual properties ( trademarks, copyrights, patents pending and patents ) of World Wide Broadcast Network, Inc. and/or its officers, All Rights Reserved. All trademarks not owned by WWBN, but mentioned in WWBN Articles are properties of their respective owners.
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ATLANTA GEORGIA, January 04, 2011 –World Wide Broadcast Network Inc. (WWBN), a broadcast systems technology company focused on development of systems for Internet broadcasting, today announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has issued US Patent 7,865,498 covering a broadcast network platform system, and methods for which the user, has the ability to search for content using a broadcast network search engine, directory and numerical index which enables the user to search for content within broadcast networks using search terms, a category directory and numeric index and is able to filter within the search results using any combination of the same.
The system provides search results in several forms, including a video only form, a text only form, an icon form, or a combination of media form types, including text and/or icons and/or multimedia. The multimedia data platform is format independent in that it can present multimedia files having a variety of data formats, such as commercially available MPEG, AVI, etc., formats.
WWBN’s BANS (Broadcast Allocation Node System, a subsystem of the Broadcast Network Platform System) have a unique mode of action. They stimulate the process of user interaction similar to cable and satellite linear channels, except it extends into a multi-level numeric indexing system, which enables users to surf for online video content with the same familiarity as cable and satellite networks enable them to do today and it also enables broadcast networks to organize their broadcasting efforts and content in a similar way as they have done previously with private networks (cable and satellite), boosting brand, content and ad revenue.
This proprietary technology is applicable to the rapid development and production of Internet connected devices, including, Internet TV, Web TV, Mobile devices such as PDAs, cell phones and tablets, gaming consoles and TV appliances with access to the Internet. WWBN has exclusive rights to the patented technology and has prototyped candidates in development.
“This patent is an important component of WWBN’s formidable intellectual property portfolio covering specific techniques for organizing broadcast networks and disseminating content over the Internet using a numerical index similar to cable and dish linear networks, but with a multi-level index capable of indexing large broadcast networks over the Internet.”
According to Alexious Fiero, President and CEO of WWBN, they have been holding on to this and other technologies since 2002, until Internet video and online video were ready for mainstream. He authored the book, OSTV the Next Wave of Information: The Convergence of Search Technology, Multimedia and the Internet (ISBN: 188488623X, 9781884886232) in 2003 which covered the convergence of search technology, multimedia and the Internet and which culminated in a centralized method to operate broadcast networks and signals over a global network.
“This patent is an important component of WWBN’s formidable intellectual property portfolio covering specific techniques for organizing broadcast networks and disseminating content over the Internet using a numerical index similar to cable and dish linear networks, but with a multi-level index capable of indexing large broadcast networks over the Internet.”
In the ten years Mr. Fiero and WWBN have been waiting for the Internet TV revolution to begin, WWBN has been utilizing the platform to service those industries that have been hard hit by the Internet revolution most, such as newspapers and media networks and enabling these companies to monetize their online properties with video. Companies such as SCRIPPS Network, Tribune Interactive, Stephens Media, SUNMEDIA from Canada among many others have adapted WWBN’s platform for video distribution and are now poised to make the transformation to Internet TV running their own broadcast networks.
We at WWBN like the newspapers and media networks as they provide a gateway to their local and national markets. As more and more users move from the PC to other devices such as the TV to get their information and entertainment these channels of information and distribution become more and more relevant to their audiences.
We have several more patents and continuing patents in the pipeline that we hope will be helpful and important in the evolution of television and Internet added added Mr. Fiero.
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