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1031 Exhibit: US Patent 4,996,642

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1031 Exhibit - US Patent 4,996,642 (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)
It is particularly 20 useful to make recommendations for items to which people have wholly subjective reactions and which require a substantial investment of time or money to review, such as movies, books, music, and games.
A still further object of this invention is to provide such a system and method which reguire little time or effort on the part of each person in a group to obtain accurate recommendations.
Another object of this invention is to provide such a system and method which readily assimilate a new per son or item and rapidly accomplishes accurate recom mendations for each.
By the example provided in Tables I and II, Smith and Jones have sampled two items in common 5 having a difference in ratings of 3 and I, respectively, which are assigned closeness values of 4 and 9, respec tively.
The above-described system and method of operation ac cording to the present invention similarly apply to more than movies, record albums, computer games, television programs, or other consumer items.
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1028 Exhibit: US Patent No 5,428,608

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1028 Exhibit - US Patent No 5,428,608 (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)
Therefore, the appli cation transmits over the data channel a special message containing the destination address, e.g., telephone num ber, of a representative of the company supplying the warranty.
As a result, the SVD modem would not be able to operate in a simultaneous voice/data mode and the employee would be unable to make the data call necessary to retrieve the information 5 while continuing to talk to the boss.
Controller 209 telephone number of the modem pool through which the subscriber usually places and receives calls using may query network data base 133 for information neces- SVD service.
FIG. 5 shows an exemplary process by which two users who are using their data channels to engage in the same application and interact with each other, e.g., they 35 are playing a game, can easily and automatically add communication with each other over their voice chan nels, in accordance with the principles of the invention.
This is done by the user entering a command, e.g., by typing on his keyboard or by click ing his mouse over a predefined on-screen "button", 15 indicating that assistance by a live representative is required.
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1004 Exhibit: S Rep No 102 190doc

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1004 Exhibit - S Rep No 102 190doc (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)
The Court continued by stating that “[e]arly on in its efforts with respect to children’s television, the Commission carefully emphasized that ‘[a]lthough the unique nature of the broadcasting medium may justify some differences in the First Amendment standard applied to it, it is clear that any regulation of programming must be reconciled with free speech consideration.”’ ACT v. FCC, 821 F. 2d 741, 744, n. 1.
A proposal which seeks to limit the amount of commercial exposure is precisely the type of focused governmental action required by the second prong of the Central Hudson test.
Finally, the reported bill is no more extensive than necessary to serve the affected governmental interest because it is narrowly focused and specifically limited in application to noneducational pay-per-call services aimed at young children.
Dear Mr. Chairman: The Congressional Budget Office has reviewed S. 1579, the 900 Services Consumer Protection Act of 1991, as ordered reported by the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation on July 30, 1991.
Subsection (a) of this section requires the FCC and FTC, within 120 days after the date of enactment of this legislation, to initiate coordinated rulemaking proceedings to establish a consistent system for oversight and regulation of pay-per-call services.
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1037 Exhibit: PR Newswire T Netix Acquires Voiceprint Developer Speakez

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1037 Exhibit - PR Newswire T Netix Acquires Voiceprint Developer Speakez (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)
Link to this page ENGLEWOOD, Colo., Nov. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- T-NETIX, Inc. (Nasdaq-NNM: TNTX), a leading provider of fraud-prevention and automated call processing services, has acquired all of the outstanding stock of privately held SpeakEZ, Inc., a development-stage company.
SpeakEZ's voice print technology has been developed by renowned experts in the area of biometric identification led by Dr. Richard Mammone, Ph.D., a professor of the computer and engineering department of Rutgers University and a member of Page 1 of 4
Initially funded through a grant to Rutgers from the Department of Defense and government contracts totaling $11 million, SpeakEZ technology verifies a speaker's identity by determining a match with a digitally stored "voiceprint."
"Investments made during fiscal 1996 in the SpeakEZ voice recognition, identification and verification technology will result in the development of fraud prevention products for processing calls and telephone-based transactions in a wide variety of high-volume applications," said Huzjak.
Earlier this year, SpeakEZ was a Computerworld Smithsonian Award finalist in the business and related services category for technology that allows identification of an individual directly by the pattern of his or her voice, eliminating the need for credit card validation and permitting security systems and Page 2 of 4
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1013 Exhibit: Michigan Chronicle Beware of the psychic

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1013 Exhibit - Michigan Chronicle Beware of the psychic (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)
Three entertainers many people (including yours truly) have lost a great deal of respect for are Dionne Warwick, Billy Dee Williams and Philip Michael Thomas.
And speaking of new directions, Gloria Gaynor, who ranked second only to Donna Summer during the disco explosion years (mid '70s through early '80s), is now a gospel singer.
In addition to working with Parliament Funkadelic, Morrison was lead singer of the Ohio Players in their early days ("Pain," "Funky Worm," "Ecstasy") and also had a few fairly successful solo singles, including "Tight-rope."
Howard Hewett, Margaret Avery (Miss Celie in "The Color Purple") and Charnele Brown (Kim on "A Different World") are starring in one of Michael Matthews' gospel musicals, entitled "Sneaky.
It is distracting...Reader Greg Hendricks thinks it's time for Michael Jackson to "go back into the studio and really do a serious album, and just put it out there without all of the bull...hype."
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1027 Exhibit: Interview with John Walker of Autodesk by Mary Eidenhart of MicroTimes

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1027 Exhibit - Interview with John Walker of Autodesk by Mary Eidenhart of MicroTimes (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)
In the early days of the graphics business, back when we had Adage displays and huge Tektronix storage tubes and other things that cost large amounts of money, they were bought by the very first high-end CAD users.
If you have lots of money and are very patient, you can get a stereo lithography system, set it up on your desk, build a 3D model of something, push a button, and after an embarrassingly long time, get a piece of plastic that is a 3D, faithful-within-the-resolution-constraints-of-this-device technology.
I remember years ago I heard George Morrow speak, and he said, ``You know, I thought this computing stuff was really complicated, but you've never really done anything until you've punched a hole in a piece of metal.''
I think part of what's happened is that the kinds of things we vendors had the audacity of selling for money four and five years ago are what you expect out of a public domain program now.
Q: A lot of vendors go into, say, the Japanese market, where there's about twelve different operating systems running on PCs and have a hard time getting past that fact--``Do I write for the NEC, or DOS/V, or AX, or...?''
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1011 Exhibit: Business Week 900 Numbers are being born again

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1011 Exhibit - Business Week 900 Numbers are being born again (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)
.\lake \\-ay munications in Huntington Valley, Pa. Schwartz plans to launch a 900 line for high school students on Oct. 1 that will feature recruitment spiels by more than 300 colleges, and he's hoping services such as his will eventually overshadow the phony, the frivolous, and the off color.
ware publishers to cred- The payoff for the mar- it-reporting agencies to keter was a data base colleges are suddenly of serious prospects- waking up to the poten- not casual callers who tial of pay-per-call would dial an 800 line phone service.
ENGINEERS USE 900 LINES TO HANDLE TECHNICAL QUERIES hers to sell information, customer sup- panies from offering expensive informa- fers stock quotes for 75¢ a minute, tion services over the phone.
computerized voice reports on the state Phone companies are working over motor-vehicle records of applicants, and time to help businesses figure out how Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet users can have a to use 900 numbers in marketing and software technician solve problems by service.
Equipment makers are losing out, too: "We've had a little bit of trouble selling to additional service bureaus because ev erybody's studying the regulatory envi ronment," says Brian A. Schoenthaler, director of public and investor relations PC YftL ~.
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1022 Exhibit: Business Communication Review Nobody has the blues at IBM PC Co...

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1022 Exhibit - Business Communication Review Nobody has the blues at IBM PC Co Call Centers (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)

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1041 Exhibit: Legal Times 1 900 PROFITS

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1041 Exhibit - Legal Times 1 900 PROFITS (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)
A staff at torney w ith a D. C .-based pe ac e organization, Maresca has been working for months to determine the fate of dozens in the military who say they are conscientious objectors_and;cannot fig ht in the Persian Gulf war .
Calling a special 900 number to get le gal advice may be as easy as ordering pizza, but legal groups are trying to figure out whether the new services meet ethical standards.
lONNiE POW-ERS Note: for the third consecutive year, Mitchell & Best large volume "Builder for suburban Maryland; in recognition overall excellence in the areas of engineering, and ethics ... in communities like Player's Turning.
10 minu which er shifts p $300,00 plans to e Wheat IQminut, a week, and $140 After $40,000 ware-IT attorneys most of ' Offer 900 the reven .. At f blah ," \\ ing like t even hea chiatric kind of s a lot Ofpl That \\ cerned tl attract op "Mtin' and that" "I'm no state.
Contracts vary, but Wheat says most of the long-distance companies that Offer 900 services take about 10 percent of lawyer Michael Cane, who runs Tele-La~er, avoids ethical the revenue.
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1002 Exhibit: US Patent 5,862,223

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1002 Exhibit - US Patent 5,862,223 (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)
Denise Caruso, "Technology: Digital Commerce; An Oper ating System to Keep the Wide Spaces Open While Provid ing Security," The New York Times, Section D, p. 5, Oct. 23, 1995.
Typically, electronic Exchanges are designed to facilitate commercial transactions of tokens of ownership, such as shares of stock, or physical objects such as ounces of gold or a used car.
The system also intended to serve as a central record keeper and funds transfer point, either for the clearing of credit card 5 charges or disbursements from pre-established accounts which AMIX managed.
Yet, with all these hurdles, there is a strong case to be made that as tens of millions of businessmen, government officials, academics and ordinary consumers interact with each other more and more via on-line networks, and since physical distance barriers are meaningless in cyberspace, the demand for worldwide commerce in expert services will grow exponentially in the years ahead.
The Exchange can provide full or partial anonymity (e.g., pro viding no information about the expert, or representing only that he is a member of a specific professional organization) because it acts as a trusted third party messenger between the
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1017 Exhibit: DEFINITY G3 Basic Call Management System Operations

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1017 Exhibit - DEFINITY G3 Basic Call Management System Operations (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)

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1001 Exhibit: Declaration of S Wicker

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1001 Exhibit - Declaration of S Wicker (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)

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1014 Exhibit: Orr Join the information economy

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1014 Exhibit - Orr Join the information economy (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)

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1035 Exhibit: Miller Vital Signs of Identity

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1035 Exhibit - Miller Vital Signs of Identity (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)

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1029 Exhibit: TSD 3600 CryptoMuseum

Document CBM2013-00015, No. 1029 Exhibit - TSD 3600 CryptoMuseum (P.T.A.B. Apr. 2, 2013)

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