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`STRATOS.029A
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`CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS
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`[0001]
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`The present application claims the benefit under 35 U.S.C. 119(c) to U.S.
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`Provisional Application No. 61/026,449,
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`incorporated by referencein its entirety, including specifically but not limited to the systems
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`and methodsrelating to advertisement transmission and display.
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`BACKGROUND
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`[0002] The invention relates generally to media advertising and in particular to
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`systems and methodsfor associating an advertising media signal with another mediasignal.
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`Description of the Related Art
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`In advertising, it is generally desirable to associate products with specific
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`characteristics, such as associating a brand of car with quality engineering. Another example
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`is associating a brand of beverage with the characteristic of happinessorlifestyle as exhibited
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`by smiling people. Creating such associations in the minds of potential customers may
`generally increase the chance that a potential customer will choose to purchase a productthat
`is associated with a favorable characteristic. Celebrities and other images often exhibit
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`favorable characteristics. Therefore, an advertisement may be moreeffective if the product
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`advertisement is associated with an image of a celebrity or other media element exhibiting
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`favorable characteristics.
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`SUMMARY
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`In certain embodiments, a method for associating multiple media signals,
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`comprising in noparticular order: obtaining information abouta first media signal; analyzing
`the information about the first media signal; selecting at least one second media signal to be
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`correlated with the first media signal based on at least one criteria; assigning a unique
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`identifier that is specific to the transmission of the selected second media signal, wherein at
`least the unique identifier is stored in a database; transmitting at least the second mediasignal
`and the unique identifier to a user device, wherein the user device outputs the first media
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`signal and the second media signal to a user; receiving a user response from the user in
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`relation to the second media signal wherein the user response includes at least the unique
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`identifier; and correlating at least the unique identifier in the database.
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`[0005]
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`In some embodiments, a method for combining multiple media signals in a
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`device, comprising in no particular order: obtaining a first media signal by the device;
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`outputting a first media content comprised in the first media signal to a user of the device;
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`obtaining a second media signal by the device; obtainingacriteria correlated to the second
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`media signal; evaluating the criteria in reference to the user of the device; and outputting at
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`least a second media content comprised in the second media signal to the user of the device,
`wherein in the second media content outputted is determined at least in part based on the
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`evaluation of thecriteria.
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`[0006]
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`In certain embodiments, a user device system capable of combining
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`multiple media signals comprising: a first receiver module configured to receive at least a
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`first media signal fromafirst transmitter; a second receiver module configured to receive at
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`least a second media signal and a unique identifier correlated to the second media signal; an
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`output module configured to output a primary media content from the first media signal and
`output a secondary media content from the second media signal; an input module capable of
`receiving at least a user input; and a transmitting module capable of transmitting at least the
`user input and the unique identifier to a computer server, wherein the computer server has
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`access to a database containingat least the unique identifier.
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`In some embodiments, a method for associating multiple media signals,
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`comprising in no particular order: obtaining information about a first media signal; analyzing
`the information about the first media signal; selecting at least one second media signal to be
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`correlated with the first media signal based on at
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`least one criteria; assigning a unique
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`identifier that is specific to the transmission of the selected second media signal, wherein at
`least the unique identifier is stored in a database; transmitting at least the second mediasignal
`and the unique identifier to a user device, wherein the user device outputs the first media
`signal and the second media signalto a user; and transmitting the uniqueidentifier to a third
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`[0008]
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`For purposes of this summary, certain aspects, advantages, and novel
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`features of the invention are described herein.
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`It is to be understood that not necessarily all
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`such advantages may be achieved in accordance with any particular embodiment of the
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`invention. Thus, for example, those skilled in the art will recognize that the invention may
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`be embodied or carried out in a mannerthat achieves one advantage or group of advantages
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`as taught herein without necessarily achieving other advantages as may be taught or
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`suggested herein.
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`BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
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`The foregoing and other features, aspects and advantages of the present
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`invention are described in detail below with reference to the drawings of various
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`embodiments, which are intended toillustrate and not to limit the invention. The drawings
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`[0010] FIGURE1illustrates a high-level overview of one embodiment of a media
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`FIGURES 1A-1C illustrate
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`signals
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`transmitted in between elements of one embodiment of a media enhancement system.
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`[0012]
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`FIGURE 1D illustrates identifiers correlated, transmitted and stored in a
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`databasein relation to elements of one embodiment of a media enhancementsystem.
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`[0013] FIGURE2illustrates a block diagram of one embodimentofa user device
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`connected to a media association system via a network.
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`[0014]
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`FIGURE 3 illustrates one embodiment of a user device with a user
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`interface, connected to a media association system.
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`[0015]
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`FIGURE 3A illustrates one embodimentof an alternative display portion
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`of a user interface.
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`[0016]
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`FIGURE 4 illustrates a flow-chart diagram of one embodiment of a
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`methodfor a device providing media to a user.
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`[0017]
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`FIGURE 4Aillustrates a detailed flow-chart diagram of one embodiment
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`of a method for a device providing media to a user.
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`[0018] FIGURE5illustrates a block diagram of one embodiment of a media
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`association system.
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`[0019]
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`FIGURE SAillustrates a more detailed block diagram of one embodiment
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`of a media association system.
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`[0020]
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`FIGURE 6 illustrates a flow-chart diagram of one embodiment of a
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`method for choosing media to provide to user devices.
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`[0021] FIGURE7illustrates one embodiment of a media enhancement system in
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`the context of one embodimentof a broadcast response and business system.
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`[0022] FIGURE8illustrates one embodiment of a conditional access portal for
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`establishing operations criteria,
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`filters and conditions
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`the control,
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`transmission,
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`presentation, response to and reporting of media contentactivity.
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`DETAILED DESCRIPTION
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`[0023]
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`The disclosure herein provides
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`systems and methods
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`enhancement system configured to associate a secondary media signal (for example, the
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`secondary media signal can comprise an advertisement) to a primary media signal (for
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`example, a radio broadcast).
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`The disclosure herein additionally provides systems and
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`methods for a media enhancement system that enables the generating,
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`transmitting,
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`displaying, and/or responding to a plurality of associated and/or unassociated secondary
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`media signals, based on a primary media content from a primary media signal, user
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`characteristics (for example, demographic and/or geographic information), and/or third-party
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`preferences (for example, the goals of advertisers). The secondary mediasignals can be used
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`to enhance the primary media content already being provided to the user on a user device.
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`The secondary media signals can also be used to create psychological associations or
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`relationships with the primary media content already being providedto theuser.
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`[0024]
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`For example, in one embodiment, a radio station transmits a song thatis
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`received by a user enabled-device, such as a cellular phone with a radio. The transmitted
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`song is transmitted in a first media signal. The song is analyzed by a media association
`system to determine what prospective media elements can be associated with the song. The
`user enabled-device obtains and/or receives from the media association system a secondary
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`media signal that is separate and/or discrete from the first media signal. For example, the
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`secondary media signal could be an advertisementfor a particular truck. As the user enabled-
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`device is playing a song obtained from the first mediasignal, the user enabled-device displays
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`the media content in the second media signal, wherein the media content can bea still or
`movingpicture of the advertised truck. In another embodiment, as the user enabled-deviceis
`playing a song obtained from the first media signal, the user enabled-device displays the
`media content obtained from the second media signal, wherein the media content can be a
`still or moving picture with user selectable audio of the advertised truck wherein the first
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`audio track could be paused uponselection.
`[0025]
`Additional information could be associated with the first media signal
`and/or the secondary mediasignal. For example, additional information could be obtained by
`the user enabled-device in the form of a text messagethatoffers a test drive of the advertised
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`truck at a local truck dealer. A third media signal could be obtained or received by the user
`enable-device providing the address information and/or direction to the nearest truck dealer
`based on the GPS location of the user enabled-device. As an alternative to GPS,
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`triangulation or other similar method may also be used to locate the user-enabled device.
`Accordingly, one or more media signals can be associated with the first media signal.
`[0026]
`In one embodiment, the system provides logic and/or a user interface to
`allow users to select the form of desired media. For example, the user can select to receive
`textual, graphical, and/or audio media content based on the user’s location. For example, if
`the user is in an environment that is not conducive to generating audio, such as in some
`transit systems, libraries, and/or schools, then the system could generate graphical and/or
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`textual media content, and no audio media content.
`[0027]
`In another embodiment,
`the first media signal provides and/or sends
`programming and/or other media content, the second media signal provides and/or sends
`additional information about the programming from a source other than the originator of the
`first media signal, and/or the third media signal (from a third party source) could provide
`and/or send unique media content to be associated with the first media signal and/or the
`second media signal. For example, a radio broadcast is received as the first media signal by a
`user device comprising an analog or digital receiver. The user device also receives the
`second media signal through for example, GPRS, EVDO and/or HSDPA over a wireless
`network, wherein the second media signal comprises additional
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`broadcast, such as an artist name,a title, an advertisement, an advertiser, a purchase option, a
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`voting option, and/or other interactive options available and/or related to the first media
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`signal. The user device also receives the third media signal comprising comments sourced
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`through a peer to peer relationship received from other user devices relaying comments,
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`opinions, and/or other additional information aboutthe first and/or second mediasignals.
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`[0028]
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`In one embodiment, the system comprises a computational device that
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`receives a streamed internet transmission sourced from a radio station, a radio receiver that
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`receives the first media stream from the radio station, a user device such as a cell phone
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`capable of presenting to the user a media stream, and/or a storage device that could be
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`connected via a networkto at least a computational device and/or the user device/cell phone.
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`The storage device is configured to present the multiple media streams that are available.
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`The computational device is configured to perform an analysis of the first media stream.
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`Based on user selectable criteria, the computational device is configured to select from the
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`storage device which available media stream is to be associated with the first media stream.
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`The storage device is configured to use the network connection to send the selected
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`additional media stream to the cell phone.
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`[0029]
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`The cell phone is configured to display the additional media stream.
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`Whenthe user changes the radio status (for example, changes station and/or turns off the
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`device), the additional media stream on the cell phone could be continued, the user or device
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`could alert the computational device of the status change to be used in future analysis, and/or
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`the radio could automatically communicate with the computational device regarding the
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`changed status. The computational device is configured to continuously monitor and/or
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`detect changes in the media streams from the radio station (for example, one song followed
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`by another song)via the internet streaming of the radio station transmission.
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`[0030]
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`In one embodiment, the first media signal and the advertisement message
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`could be integrated into the same transmission. The media association system could associate
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`the first media signal with the advertisement message before the broadcast of the first media
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`signal is completed. In another embodiment, the first media signal and the advertisement
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`message are separate and discrete.
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`In another embodiment,
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`the first media signal
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`is
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`intercepted before reaching the user device and the advertisement message is added to the
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`first media signal and sent on to the user device. In all three of the above embodiments,
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`wherethe first media signal and advertisement message are discrete, integrated or combined
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`after interception, the device receives both the first media signal and the advertisement
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`message and presents them to the user.
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`[0031]
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`In one embodiment, the first media signal and the second media signal are
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`integrated into the same transmission. In one embodiment, the first media signal and the
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`second media signal are separate and discrete. In one embodiment, the first media signalis
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`intercepted before reaching the user device and the second media signal is addedto the first
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`media signal and sent on to the user device. In one embodiment, the user can respondto the
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`second media signal. In one embodiment, the user response is to the first media signal sender.
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`In one embodiment,
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`the user response is to the second media signal sender.
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`In one
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`embodiment, the user responseis to a third party. In one embodiment, the media content of
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`the second media signal is selected based on demographic information of the user, status of
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`the user device (such as make, model, geographic location and/or other pertinent information)
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`and/or other like criteria. In one embodiment, the second media signal is transmitted to the
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`user device prior to the transmission of the first media signal. In one embodiment, the media
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`content of the second mediasignalis stored in the user device. In one embodiment, the stored
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`media content of the second media signal is communicated to the user based on a media
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`association system integrated into the user device. In one embodiment, a third signal is sent to
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`the user device indicating which, if any, stored media content should be communicated to the
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`user.
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`[0032]
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`As used herein, the terms “media” or “media content” are broad terms that
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`comprise any form of content, including without limitation, graphics, videos, sounds,text,
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`text messages,
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`interactive applications, vibrations,
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`television and/or radio programming,
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`podcasts, movies, songs, games,
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`telephone conversations, speeches, news,
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`information,
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`advertisements, polis votes, personal messages, and/or other physical manifestations capable
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`of communicating a conceptor idea.
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`[0033]
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`Similarly,
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`the terms “hear,” “view,” “read,” “feel,” “sense,” their
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`synonyms,and their alternative conjugations should be used interchangeably whenreferring
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`to any form of media. Whenone sensory verb is used in connection with one form of media,
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`it will be clear that other forms of media could be used in conjunction with other sensory
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`verbs (such as “hear a sound”is interchangeable with “view a graphic”). Similarly, the terms
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`“display,” “present,” their synonyms, and their alternative conjugations should be used
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`interchangeably and be broadly interpreted as providing media to be sensed by the user.
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`[0034]
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`The terms “media signal,” "broadcast stream," or “media stream” are
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`broad terms that comprise broadcasts or transmissions from AM/FM radio, Digital radio,
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`IBOC,Satellite, Cable, Analog television, Digital Television, HSDPA (3G), UMTS, CDMA,
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`internet, WiFi,
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`other
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`broadcast
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`stations/entities,
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`and/or
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`other media
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`conveyance
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`methodologies such as direct wire connections. Media signals can be unique media streams.
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`Further, the foregoing terms also comprise data signals or data streams from servers or
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`devices that stream data and/or media to other devices or servers. For example, a radio
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`device can receive a first media signal comprising music media content being played by a
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`radio station, and the radio device can also receive simultaneously, serially, or otherwise a
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`second media signal comprising an advertisement sent by an advertisement server or media
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`association system.
`[0035]
`Further, the term “program”is a broad term that comprises a portion of a
`media signal in any media form, or combinations thereof. This can comprise for example a
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`discrete song, a series of songs, a truncated song, a song followed by or preceded by
`commentary, a song accompanied with graphical images and/or video, a song accompanied
`by text, combinations thereof, and/or an