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`MAZZARELLA er a].
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`Reconsideration of this Application is respectfully requested.
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`Remarks
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`Upon entry of the foregoing amendment, claims 1-20 are pending in the application, with
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`claims 1, 12, and 19 being the independent claims. Claims 1-6 and 8-20 are sought to be amended.
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`Applicant respectfully reserves the right to prosecute similar or broader claims, with respect to the
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`amended claims, in the future. These changes are believed to introduce no new matter, and their
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`entry is respectfully requested.
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`Based on the above amendment and the following remarks, Applicant respectfully requests
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`that the Examiner reconsider all outstanding objections and rejections and that they be withdrawn.
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`Rejection under 35 U.S.C. § 112
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`Claims 1-20 stand rejected under 35 U.S.C. § 112(a), as allegedly failing to comply with the
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`written description requirement.
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`Without acquiescing to the propriety of the rejections, and solely to expedite prosecution,
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`claims 1-4, 6, 8, 11-15, and 17-20 have been amended to address the rejections.
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`Accordingly, reconsideration and withdrawal of the rejection of claims 1-20 under 35 U.S.C.
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`§ 112 are respectfully requested
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`Rejections under 35 U.S.C. § 103
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`Claims 1-3, 12-13, 14, and 19-20 stand rejected under 35 U.S.C. § 103 as allegedly being
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`unpatentable over US. Patent No. 9,313,556 to Borel el al. in view of US. Patent Publication No.
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`2012/0265867 to Boucher el al. in view of US. Patent Publication No. 2007/0054686 to Allen el al.
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`MAZZARELLA el a].
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`Claim 10 stands rejected under 35 U.S.C. § 103 as allegedly being unpatentable over Borel
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`er a]. in View of Boucher el al. in View of Allen el al. in View of US. Patent Publication No.
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`2012/0313755 to Gutierrez el a].
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`Claim 11 stands rejected under 35 U.S.C. § 103 as allegedly being unpatentable over Borel
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`el al. in View of Boucher el al. in View of Allen el al. in View of US. Patent No. 8,581,957 to
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`Bengtsson er a].
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`Claims 1, 12-13, 14, and 19-20 stand rejected under 35 U.S.C. § 103 as allegedly being
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`unpatentable over US. Patent No. 9,313,556 to Borel el al. in View of US. Patent Publication No.
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`2013/0283330 to Hengeveld in View of US. Patent Publication No. 2016/02273 84 to Mazzarella el
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`a].
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`Claim 10 stands rejected under 35 U.S.C. § 103 as allegedly being unpatentable over Borel
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`el al. in View of Hengeveld in View of Mazzarella el al. in View of Gutierrez el a].
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`Claim 11 stands rejected under 35 U.S.C. § 103 as allegedly being unpatentable over Borel
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`el al. in View of Hengeveld in View of Mazzarella el al. in View of Bengtsson el al.
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`Applicant respectfully traverses. Without acquiescing to the propriety of the rejection and
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`solely to advance prosecution, Applicant has amended the independent claims 1, 12, and 19. The
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`independent claims recite features distinguishable over the applied references. For example, claim 1
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`recites “transmit the first Video feed to members of the second talk group, wherein members of the
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`first talk group no longer receive the first Video feed.” Support for the amendment is found in at
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`least paragraph [0060] of the originally-filed specification. Claims 12 and 19 recite analogous
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`distinguishing features. None of the applied references teach or suggest at least the above-noted
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`distinguishing features.
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`In rejecting claim 1, the Office acknowledges that Borel does not disclose “transmit the first
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`video feed to members of the second pre-eXisting talk group, wherein members of the first pre-
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`existing talk group no longer receive the first video feed.” (Office Action, pp. 5, 12-13.)
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`Boucher does not cure the deficiency of Borel. For example, Boucher is directed to inviting
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`resources to join one talk group or incident, to communicate in the event of a disaster (Boucher,
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`[150]): “A GUI 100 (FIG. 7) is utilized by an IWS controller 22 for selection of another IWS
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`controller to invite to an incident 72 or peer-to-peer talk group.” (Boucher, [0053], emphasis
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`added.) So while Boucher adds a video stream to a first talk group (Boucher, [0071], emphasis
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`added), Boucher does not teach or suggest at least a “second talk group” as claimed. Thus, Boucher
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`does not teach or suggest at least “transmit the first video feed to members of the second talk group,
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`wherein members of the first talk group no longer receive the first video feed” as claimed. Other
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`portions of Boucher cited by the Office describe a block diagram of an Interoperability Workstation
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`(IWS) controller, an interoperable communications network, and a bidirectional audio stream.
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`(Boucher, FIG. 3, [0041], [0055].)
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`Allen does not cure the deficiencies of Borel and Boucher. Allen is directed to providing
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`PTT data buffering support indications and buffering control. (Allen, Title.) The portions of Allen
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`cited by the Office are directed to a mobile station for PTT communications that may include
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`“video, or video plus audio.” (Allen, [0056]). But, Allen’s mobile station for PTT is not a “system
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`for video management with Push To Talk (PTT)” as recited in claim 1 that “pre-assign[s] a first talk
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`group and a second talk group to the first video camera” as recited in claim 1 and “transmit[s] the
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`first video feed to members of the second talk group, wherein members of the first talk group no
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`longer receive the first video feed” as claimed. Instead, Allen’s mobile station for PTT merely
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`changes from one talk group to another: “An end user may select one group from the list to initiate
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`an instant group talk session or a chat group talk session.” (Allen, [0050].) Thus, Allen does not
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`teach or suggest at least the above-noted distinguishing feature.
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`The Office also acknowledges that Borel in view of Hengeveld does not teach “transmit the
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`first video feed to members of the second pre-eXisting talk group, wherein members of the first pre-
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`existing talk group no longer receive the first video feed.” (Office Action, p. 13.)
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`The Office, however, alleges that “Mazzarella discloses the above limitation (Paragraph 12-
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`15, 26-27, 38, 42, 44, 46, and 49, add user to different groups “reads on preexisting group, add,
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`delete from group "no longer receive the video”. (Office Action, p. 13.)
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`Applicant respectfully disagrees. Mazzarella is directed to intelligent formation and
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`management of dynamic talk groups. Mazzarella’s PTT users may be invited to join a talk group to
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`receive a video stream, and they may leave a talk group. (Mazzarella, [0026]). But a PTT user
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`joining and leaving a talk group is not the same as a “system for video management with Push To
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`Talk (PTT)” as recited in claim 1 that “pre-assign[s] a first talk group and a second talk group to the
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`first video camera” as recited in claim 1 and “transmit[s] the first video feed to members of the
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`second talk group, wherein members of the first talk group no longer receive the first video feed” as
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`claimed. Thus, Mazzarella does not teach the above-noted distinguishing feature.
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`Other portions of Mazzarella cited by the Office describe a “discretionary sharing
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`mechanism based on invitation and acceptance that allows for dynamic publication or sharing of
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`information in real time among agencies responding to an incident, where the agencies may
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`establish secure communications,” an agency PTT application, dynamic access permission, talk
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`group module, and geotalk groups. (Mazzarella, [0014], [0027], [0038], [0042], [0044], [0046],
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`[0049].)
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`Gutierrez and Bengtsson do not cure the deficiencies of Borel, Boucher, Allen, Hengevelt,
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`and Mazzarella, nor has the Office introduced Gutierrez and Bengtsson to teach the above-noted
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`distinguishing feature. Thus, the combination of Borel, Boucher, Allen, Hengevelt, Mazzarella,
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`Gutierrez, and Bengtsson taken alone or in combination, do not teach or suggest at least “transmit
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`the first video feed to members of the second talk group, wherein members of the first talk group no
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`longer receive the first video feed” as claimed.
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`Accordingly, the applied references do not establish a primafacie case of obviousness for
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`claim 1. Independent claims 12 and 19 recite analogous features as claim 1 and thus are also
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`patentable for at least the reasons provided above. Dependent claims 2, 3, 10, 11, 13, 14, and 20 are
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`also patentable over the applied references at least based on their dependencies from claims 1, 12,
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`and 19.
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`Accordingly, Applicant respectfully requests that the Office reconsider and withdraw the
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`rejections under 35 U.S.C. §103.
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`Claim Objections/Allowable Subject Matter
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`Applicant thanks the Examiner for indicating that claims 4 and 15 would be allowable if
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`rewritten in independent form including all of the limitations of the base claim and any intervening
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`claims.
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`Conclusion
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`All of the stated grounds of objection and rejection have been properly traversed,
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`accommodated, or rendered moot. Applicant therefore respectfully requests that the Examiner
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`reconsider all presently outstanding objections and rejections and that they be withdrawn. Applicant
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`believes that a full and complete reply has been made to the outstanding Off1ce Action and, as such,
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`the present application is in condition for allowance. If the Examiner believes, for any reason, that
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`personal communication will expedite prosecution of this application, the Examiner is invited to
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`telephone the undersigned at the number provided.
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`Prompt and favorable consideration of this Amendment and Reply is respectfully requested.
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`Respectfully submitted,
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`STERNE, KESSLER, GOLDSTEIN & Fox P.L.L.C.
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`/Karen Wong-Chan/
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`Karen Wong-Chan
`Agent for Applicant
`Registration No. 69,235
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`Date:
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`September 10, 2019
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