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`PATENT
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`Docket No. 357831.00003
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`Mark S. KNIGHTetal.
`INVENTORS:
`APPLICATION NO. 12/299,505
`FILED:
`May20, 2009
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`Confirmation No, 1133
`Examiner: A. Holmes
`Group Art Unit: 2438
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`TITLE:
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`METHODOF PROVIDING DIGITAL RIGHTS
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`MANAGEMENTFOR MUSIC CONTENT BY MEANS OF A
`FLAT-RATE SUBSCRIPTION
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`FILED ELECTRONICALLY ON December16, 2011
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`MAIL STOP AMENDMENT
`Commissioner for Patents
`P.O. Box 1450
`Alexandria, VA 22313-1450
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`REPLY AND AMENDMENT UNDER37 C.F.R. $1.01
`TO EXAMINER'S ACTION MAILED JUNE 23, 2011
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`Sir:
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`This is in response to the Office Action mailed June 23, 2011, having a period for
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`response set to expire on September 23, 2011. A Petition extending the period for response for
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`three months, to December 23, 2011, is included herein, along with authorization to charge the
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`extension fee to Deposit Account No, 50-4364. The following amendments and remarks are
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`respectfully submitted.
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`Amendmentsto the claims begin on page 2 of this paper; Remarks begin on page 9 ofthis
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`paper.
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`PATENT
`Application No. 12/299,505
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`Docket No. 357831.00003
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`In the Claims
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`Claims 1 to 50 (Cancelled)
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`51. (Currently amended)
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`A cellular mobile telephone pertable-wireless-computinge
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`device programmed with a software application that enables digital music content to be
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`downloaded and used on the eempatine device; in which
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`(a)
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`the application enables an end-userto directly browse and search music content on
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`a remote server using a cellular wireless network; and to download music content from that
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`remote server using the cellular wireless network; and
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`(b)
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`the application includes or interacts with a digital rights management program
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`whose operation can be remotely configured (i) to enable unlimited legal downloadsofdifferent
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`music tracks to the device whilst a subscription service between the device and the remote server
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`is valid for the device or user associated with that device and (ii) to enable any of those tracks
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`stored on the device to be played so long as the subscription service has not terminated.
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`52. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 51 in which the application uses a
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`multithreaded architecture to balance the computational demands of network and/or music track
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`catalogue access; and the computational demands of one or more of: the user interface of the
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`application; the DRM program; media operations.
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`53. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 52 in which the multithreaded
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`architecture uses parallel download threadsso that large objects can be downloaded to the device
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`in parallel as a background process.
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`54. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 51 in which the application is adapted
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`to handle latency inherent in mobile networks and intermittent connectivity by intelligently
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`knowing how muchofa file has been downloaded andto ask only for any residualpart of a file
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`that has not been downloaded.
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`55. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 51 in whichthe application includes a
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`scheduler for requesting different objects and data from the server, with priority being
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`automatically determined by the application.
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`56. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 51 in whichthe application usestrack
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`meta-data that is formed as a separate meta-data layer and defines attributes of tracks, the meta-
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`data being external to a music track to enable sharing and browsingoftrack information without
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`needing to distribute the related music trackfiles.
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`57. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 51 in which intelligent memory
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`management automatically deletes least used tracks to make space for newly downloadedtracks.
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`58. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 51 in which the digital rights
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`management program can be remotely configured such that defined, downloaded music tracks
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`can still be played even if the subscription service is terminated.
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`Docket No. 357831.00003
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`59. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 51 in which a billing infrastructure
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`for the subscription service is part of the billing infrastructure provided by a network operator
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`that controls the wireless network.
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`60. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 51 in which periodically rolling or
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`one-off subscription (e.g. daily, weekly or monthly) is achieved by linking the remote
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`configuration ofthe digital rights managementprogram tothe billing infrastructure provided by
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`the network operator that controls the wireless network.
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`61. (Previously presented)|The device of Claim 51 in which the application has been
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`automatically adapted to parameters associated with the computing device without end-user
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`input, in which the parameters define one or moreof:
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`computing capabilities of the device.
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`a set of media files and formats that can be shown via Java, including audio,
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`pictures, video, and animations on the device.
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`memory limitations of the device.
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`a set of media files and formats that the device’s operating system can handle.
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`how the device handles a network connection.
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`networking capabilities and handling ofthe device, including one or more of CSD,
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`GPRS, 2G, 2.5G, 3G, WAP, SMS, Bluetooth, Infrared, Wi-Fi, WiMAX.
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`62. (Previously presented)
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`‘The device of Claim 51 in which the application records,
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`and feeds back to a remote server, detailed end-userlistening data.
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`63. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim62 in which the data includes how
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`long tracks have beenlistened to.
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`64. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 62 in which the data includes what
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`tracks are skipped through and when.
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`65. (Previously presented)
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`‘he device of Claim 62 in which the application displays
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`targeted newsfiltered according to the end-user’s playback habits.
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`66. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim62 in whichthe datais locally cached
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`on the device and then sent back to the server as a piggyback over a communication that happens
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`anyway.
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`67. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 66 in which the device will pre-
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`emptively send the data back without waiting for the communication expected to happen anyway,
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`only if the user has not connected for more than a set time.
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`68. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 62 in whichthe data is used to enrich
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`a music suggestion engine that provides music track suggestions for display on the device.
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`69. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 51 in which the application creates,
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`manages and displays shared playlists.
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`70. (Previously presented)
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`The device of any Claim 51 in which the application
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`displays playlist charts generated by users based on play behaviour.
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`71. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 51 in which the application interacts
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`with music recommendation systems.
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`72. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 51 in which multiple such devices can
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`all be synchronised by wireless or wire via the server to give same view of metadata (e.g.
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`playlists, friends, favourite artists, albums andtracks etc) irrespective of which device a user
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`operates.
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`73. (Previously presented)
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`The device of Claim 51 in which playlists are stored on the
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`server as meta-data defining the tracks in the playlist, the meta-data being separate from the
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`tracks themselves and being capable of being sent more efficiently overthe wireless network than
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`the tracks themselves.
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`Application No. 12/299,505
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`Docket No. 357831.00003
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`74, (Currently amended)
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`A software application for a cellular mobile telephone
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`portable-witeless-computing device and that enables digital music content to be downloaded and
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`used on the computing device; in which:
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`the application enables an end-userto directly browse and search music content on
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`a remote server using a cellular wireless network; and to download music content from that
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`remote server using the wireless network; and
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`(b)
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`the application includes or interacts with a digital rights management program
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`whose operation can be remotely configured (i) to enable unlimited legal downloads of
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`different music tracks to the device whilst a subscription service between the device and the
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`remote serveris valid for the device or user associated with that device and(ii) to enable any
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`of those tracks stored on the device to be played so long as the subscription service has not
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`terminated.
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`75. (New) A music distribution system comprising:
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`a remote server for storing music content;
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`multiple mobile telephones each adapted to enable digital music content to be
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`downloadedover a cellular wircless nctwork from the server and used on cach mobile
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`telephone, each mobile telephone including a software application, the application having
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`been automatically adapted to parameters associated with the mobile telephone without end-
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`user input; and the application adapted to enable an end-user to browse and search music
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`content on the remote server using the cellular wireless network, to download music content
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`from that remote server using the cellular wireless network and to playback and managethat
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`downloaded music content; the application adapted to includeadigital rights management
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`system that enables unlimited legal downloads of different music tracks to the device and also
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`Docket No. 357831.00003
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`PATENT
`Application No. 12/299,505
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`Docket No. 357831.00003
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`REMARKS
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`Petition for Extension of Time Under 37 CFR 1.136(a)
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`It is hereby requested that the term to respond to the Examiner’s Action
`of June 23, 2011 be extended three months, from September 23, 2011 to
`December 23, 2011.
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`The Commissioneris hereby authorized to charge the extension fee, and
`any additional fees associated with this communication to Deposit Account No.
`50-4364.
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`In the Office Action, the Office indicated that claims 51 through 74 are pending in the
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`application and the Office rejected all of the claims.
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`New claim 75 has been added, which claim recites the invention in slightly different
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`format.
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`Rejections under 35 U.S.C. $103
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`On page 3 of the Office Action, the Office rejected claims 51-54, 56, 58, and 61-74
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`under 35 U.S.C. §103(a) as being unpatentable over U.S. Patent Application Publication No.
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`2006/0008256 to Khedouri in view of U.S. Patent Application Publication No. 2002/0198846
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`to Lao. On page 14 of the Office Action, the Office rejected claims 55 and 59-60 under 35
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`U.S.C. §103(a) as being unpatentable over Khedouri and Lao, in view of U.S. Patent
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`Application Publication No. 2006/0056324 to Hyppa. On page 16 of the Office Action, the
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`Office rejected claim 57 under 35 U.S.C. $103(a) as being unpatentable over Khedouri and
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`Lao, in view of U.S. Patent Application Publication No. 2007/0073728 to Klein.
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`PATENT
`Application No. 12/299,505
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`Docket No. 357831.00003
`Page 10
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`A Prima Facie Case of Obviousness Has Not Been Established
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`KSR (KSR International Co. v. Teleflex Inc., 1278. Ct. 1727, 82 USPQ2d 1385 (2007)
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`requires that the Office provide “some articulated reasoning with somerationale underpinning to
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`support the legal conclusion of obviousness.” Further, the Office must “identify a reason that
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`would have prompted a person of ordinary skill in the relevantfield to combine the elements in
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`the way the claimed new invention does,” In addition, the Office must make “explicit” this
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`rationale of “the apparent reason to combine the known elements in the fashion claimed,”
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`including a detailed explanation of “the effects of demands knownto the design communityor
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`present in the marketplace” and “the background knowledge possessed by a person having
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`ordinaryskill in the art.”
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`The Examiner cites Khedouri (US 2006/0008256 ) in view of Lao (US 2002/0198846).
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`Amended Claim 1 differs from Khedouri for a number of reasons,
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`including the
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`following:
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`1.
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`Khedouri discloses a device that connects using the Internet with a local area
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`network, such as WiFi, to a local basestation or hotspot.
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`“The wireless link is preferably implemented in accordance with the WiFi
`protocol, which allows connectivity to the Internet...” Abstract
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`Amended Claim 1 requires that the connection be over a cellular wireless network.
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`Nothing in Khedouri discloses or suggests the use of a cellular wireless network. It would not be
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`obvious to modify the Khedouri system from WiFi to cellular wireless because the whole
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`architecture (including the important multi-player ‘beaming’ of data between near by devices)
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`PATENT
`Application No. 12/299,505
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`Docket No. 357831.00003
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`requires the device to use WiFi. Cellular wireless would be fundamentally incompatible with the
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`design and purpose of the Khedouri system.
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`2,
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`Khedouri requires there to be a dedicated player with WiFi capability.
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`“the devices are(1) dedicated to and optimised for searching for,
`receiving and playing audio and/or videofiles..[0019]
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`Kehdouri discusses alternative forms, and mentions an “off the shelf PDA” or “hard disc
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`as part of the controller 101” para [0050], but nothingelse.
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`Amended Claim 1 requires that the device is a mobile telephone. Nothing in Khedouri
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`discloses or suggests the use of a mobile telephone.
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`It would not be obvious to modify the
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`Khedouri system to a mobile telephone based system for the same reasons it would not be
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`obvious to modify it from WiFito cellular wireless
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`3.
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`Khedouri requires that all browsing and searching of music contentis done on the
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`dedicated device and not on the remote server.
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`In Khedouri, indexed lists of music are sent to
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`and stored on the device and it is those indexedlists, stored on the device, that are browsed and
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`searched:
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`“As shownin Fig 5, the software and data on the portable device 311
`minimally includes indexed databases 504 including available artists and
`titles, which are updated as necessary...” para [0082]
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`“The deviceinitially receives a complete copy of the available catalog
`that is stored on the local storage media ofthe device..” para [0126]
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`“An indexedfile is created.. the index allows for fast lookup on the
`device..” para [0128]
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`“The indexed lists are sent down to the device in small chunks...”
`para [0130]
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`PATENT
`Application No. 12/299,505
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`Docket No. 357831.00003
`Page 12
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`Amended Claim 1 requires:
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`“the application adapted to enable an end-userto directly browse
`and search music content on a remote server..”
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`This is not done in Khedouri — browse and search is instead on a local index stored on
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`the device itself. It would not be cbvious to modify Khedouri to enable direct browsing and
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`search of the music content on a remote server since the local storage of the index list is a
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`fundamental part of the Khedouri architecture.
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`Even if Khedouri were combined with Lao, the elements of amended Claim 1 would not
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`be present. Lao is relied on for an alleged teaching of interaction with a digital rights
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`management program to control the use of valid and invalid downloads. Whether or not Lao
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`contains such a teaching, Lao neither teaches nor suggests the elements described abovethat are
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`also missing from Khedouri. Thus, Khedouri and Lao, taken alone or in combination, neither
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`teach nor suggest the claimed invention and do not render the claimed invention obvious.
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`Accordingly, the Office is respectfully requested to reconsider and withdraw the rejection
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`of claims 51-74 under 35 USC §103.
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`Conclusion
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`The present invention is not taught or suggested by the prior art. Accordingly, the Office
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`is respectfully requested to reconsider and withdraw the rejection of the claims. An early Notice
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`of Allowanceis earnestly solicited.
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`TRILLER EXHIBIT 1004-00510
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`PATENT
`Application No. 12/299,505
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`Docket No. 357831.00003
`Page 13
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`The Commissioneris hereby authorized to charge the extension fee, and any additional
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`fees associated with this communication to applicant’s Deposit Account No. 50-4364.
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`Respectfully submitted
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`/Mark D. Simpson/
`Mark D. Simpson, Esquire
`Registration No. 32,942
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` December 16, 2011
`Date
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`SAUL EWING LLP
`Centre Square West
`1500 Market Street, 38" Floor
`Philadelphia, PA 19102-2189
`Telephone: 215 972 7880
`Facsimile: 215 972 4169
`Email: MSimpson @saul.com
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`MethodofProviding Digital Rights Management for Music Content by Means
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