Matt Chalawsky's Patents

Matt Chalawsky's Patents

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Matt Chalawsky Patent US8468056

Ad skip feature for characterizing advertisement effectiveness US 8468056 B1 

US8468056 - Google Patents, https://patents.justia.com/patent/9324094



AbstractMethods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for characterizing effectiveness of online advertisements inserted into media streams based at least in part on monitoring events indicative of an audience skipping ad streams inserted into the media streams. The methods and systems described in this specification enable tracking the number of impressions prior to detecting events indicative of interest or disinterest for ad streams inserted into a media stream.

Matt Chalawsky Patent US8706550

External-signal influence on content item performance 

US 8706550 - Google Patents

AbstractExternal-signal influence on content item performance is determined. Content item performance data is received that reflects historic performance of a content item for multiple presentations of the content item. Signal data is received that corresponds to at least one signal that is temporally correlated with the content item performance data and that is external to each user, publisher and content provider involved in any of the presentations. Using the content item performance data and the signal data, an influence value for the signal with regard to the content item is determined. A content item prediction model is modified based on the influence value.

Matt Chalawsky Patent US8583484

Frequency optimization of advertisement insertion in media streams 

US 8583484 - Google Patents

AbstractMethods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, are described for frequency optimization of advertisement streams. The methods and systems described in this specification may enable determination of an optimal presentation frequency of an ad stream, or a number of times the ad stream is to be broadcast and/or rebroadcast, prior to the audience becoming interested in the ad, or acting on the ad to generate a conversion event.


Abstract: Sharing media content among families of broadcast stations includes receiving information relating to media content from families of broadcast stations, storing the information such that the information is accessible to at least two of the families of broadcast stations via a computer network, receiving a query for specific media content from a broadcast station, searching the stored information in accordance with the query to identify the specific media content; and enabling the broadcast station to access to the specific media content if the specific media content is identified among the stored information.


Matt Chalawsky Patent 20080256080

  • Sharing Media Content Among Families of Broadcast Stations


    Abstract: Sharing media content among families of broadcast stations includes receiving information relating to media content from families of broadcast stations, storing the information such that the information is accessible to at least two of the families of broadcast stations via a computer network, receiving a query for specific media content from a broadcast station, searching the stored information in accordance with the query to identify the specific media content; and enabling the broadcast station to access to the specific media content if the specific media content is identified among the stored information.



Matt Chalawsky Patent 20080255686


Delivering Podcast Content

Abstract: Systems and methods for delivering audio content to listeners. In general, one aspect can be a method that includes receiving a request to download a podcast, and determining a targeted advertisement to be inserted into the podcast. The method also includes inserting the targeted advertisement into the podcast dynamically at a predetermined time. Other implementations of this aspect include corresponding systems, apparatus, and computer program products.


Matt Chalawsky Patent  20080077264


Digital Audio File Management

Abstract: Identification of a plurality of audio files, and associating at least some of the audio files with an origin code. The origin code identifies the at least some of the plurality of audio files as either a music file or a traffic file. An instruction is received from a user to display the audio files identified by the origin code as either a music file or a traffic file, and the audio files identified by the origin code as either a music file or a traffic file are displayed.

Matt Chalawsky Patent  20080256109

  • Dynamic Podcast Content Delivery
    Abstract: Systems and methods for delivering podcast content dynamically in an automated podcast platform. In general, one aspect can be a method that includes receiving a request to download a podcast, and determining an item of audio content to be inserted into the podcast. The method also includes inserting the item of audio content into the podcast dynamically at a predetermined time. Other implementations of this aspect include corresponding systems, apparatus, and computer program products.

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