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`Exhibit F-2
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`Netflix, Inc. Exhibit 1036
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`Exhibit F-2
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`Netflix, Inc. Exhibit 1036
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`EXHIBIT F2
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`UNITED STATES PATENT NO. 8,527,640
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`NETFLIX APP
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`Netflix, Inc. Exhibit 1036
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`1. A method for cloning a session that includes a presentation of a continuous media resource on a first device set, the method
`comprising:
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`accessing via a programmed computer a session state record that includes continuous media resource identity data and a
`designation of a particular time position in the presentation of the continuous media resource on the first device set;
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`facilitating via the programmed computer the cloning of the session associated with the accessed session state record to produce
`a cloned session at a second device set, the cloned session including a presentation of the continuous media resource on the
`second device set from a target presentation time position derived from the designation of the particular time position;
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`prior to the start of the cloned session, enabling the presentation at the first device set to be stopped based on a first user input
`received from at least one of the first device set and the second device set;
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`prior to the start of the cloned session, enabling options for the target presentation time position for the cloned session to be
`adjusted, wherein the options include at least an option to make an adjustment and an option to make no adjustment, based on
`receipt of a second user input from at least one of the first device set and the second device set; and
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`in the event that the presentation of the continuous media resource on the first device set was not stopped in response to the first
`user input, continuing the presentation of the continuous media resource on the first device set after the cloning subject to user
`control of time position of the presentation of the continuous media resource on the first device set independently of user control of
`time position of the presentation of the continuous media resource on the second device set, and
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`wherein the continuous media resource is to be viewed by a consumer.
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`Source: Claim 1 of US Patent 8,527,640
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`1. A method for cloning a
`session that includes a
`presentation of a
`continuous media
`resource on a first device
`set, the method
`comprising:
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`Netflix provides services that allow consumers to stream
`video content (i.e., a session that includes a presentation of a
`continuous resource) to a mobile device and/or a smart
`television or television coupled to a media streaming device.
`The Netflix services support resuming presentation of video
`content viewed on a mobile device (i.e., a first device set) on
`a smart television/television coupled to a media streaming
`device (i.e., cloning a session that includes a presentation of
`a continuous media resource on a first device set).
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`Fig. 1 – Screen shot of presentation of video
`content (Supernatural – S1 E1) on mobile device
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`Fig. 2 – Cloned presentation of video content
`(Supernatural – S1 E1) on television coupled to
`Apple TV
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`accessing via a
`programmed computer a
`session state record that
`includes continuous media
`resource identity data and
`a designation of a
`particular time position in
`the presentation of the
`continuous media
`resource on the first
`device set;
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`When a consumer launches Netflix and/or selects video
`content (i.e., a continuous media resource) that the
`consumer has previously viewed on a mobile device (i.e., first
`device set), Netflix services access and provide to a second
`device set (e.g., smart television, television coupled to a
`streaming media device) a record that includes resource
`identity data for the video content (e.g., program
`identification) and a time position for the video content’s
`presentation on the mobile device (e.g., a point where the
`presentation of the video was paused or stopped on a mobile
`device, a time at or just prior to where the video is being
`viewed on the mobile device).
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`Fig. 3 – Interface for resuming video content
`(Supernatural – S1 E1) presentation on a
`television coupled to an Apple TV
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`Netflix services facilitate cloning of the session at the second
`device set (e.g., television coupled to a media streaming
`device). The cloned session includes presentation of the
`video content on the second device set (e.g., television
`coupled to an Apple TV) from a position derived from the time
`position of the video content’s presentation on the mobile
`device (e.g., point where the presentation of the video was
`paused or stopped on a mobile device, time at or just prior to
`where the video is being viewed on the mobile device).
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`facilitating via the
`programmed computer the
`cloning of the session
`associated with the
`accessed session state
`record to produce a cloned
`session at a second
`device set, the cloned
`session including a
`presentation of the
`continuous media
`resource on the second
`device set from a target
`presentation time position
`derived from the
`designation of the
`particular time position;
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`Fig. 4 – Interface for resuming video content
`(Supernatural – S1 E1) presentation on a
`television coupled to an Apple TV
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`Fig. 5 – Resumed video content (Supernatural –
`S1 E1) presentation on a television coupled to an
`Apple TV
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`prior to the start of the
`cloned session, enabling
`the presentation at the first
`device set to be stopped
`based on a first user input
`received from at least one
`of the first device set and
`the second device set;
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`Netflix services allow a consumer to stop presentation of
`video content on a mobile device (i.e., the first device set)
`based on a user input received from the mobile device before
`play is resumed on the smart television/television coupled to
`a media streaming device (i.e., prior to the start of the cloned
`session).
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`Fig. 6 – Screen shot of interface allowing consumer to stop or pause video
`content (Supernatural – S1 E1) on mobile device
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`prior to the start of the
`cloned session, enabling
`options for the target
`presentation time position
`for the cloned session to
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`be adjusted, wherein the
`options include at least an
`option to make an
`adjustment and an option
`to make no adjustment,
`based on receipt of a
`second user input from at
`least one of the first device
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`set and the second device
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`set; and
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`Before play is resumed, Netflix services enable options for
`resuming video playback or starting video playback from its
`beginning based on receipt of a user input from the smart
`television/television coupled to a streaming media device
`(i.e., the second device).
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`television coupled to Apple TV
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`Fig. 7 — Interface for resuming video
`content (Supernatural — S1 E1) playback on
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`When playback of video content (i.e., presentation of the
`continuous media resource) is not stopped on the mobile
`device (i.e., first device set), presentation of the video content
`on the smartphone/tablet (first device set) is continued
`subject to user control of time position of the presentation
`(e.g., fast forward, rewind, scrubbing) on the mobile device
`independent from control of the time position of the video
`content on the smart television/television coupled to a
`streaming media device (i.e., second device set).
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`in the event that the
`presentation of the
`continuous media
`resource on the first
`device set was not
`stopped in response to the
`first user input, continuing
`the presentation of the
`continuous media
`resource on the first
`device set after the cloning
`subject to user control of
`time position of the
`presentation of the
`continuous media
`resource on the first
`device set independently
`of user control of time
`position of the
`presentation of the
`continuous media
`resource on the second
`device set, and
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`Fig. 9 – Screen shot of presentation of video content
`(Supernatural – S1 E1) on smartphone subject to
`control via smartphone
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`Fig. 10 – Presentation of video content (Supernatural
`– S1 E1) on television coupled to Apple TV subject to
`control via Apple TV
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`wherein the continuous
`media resource is to be
`viewed by a consumer.
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`Netflix video content is designed to be viewed by consumers.
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`“Internet TV is more desirable than linear TV in ways consumers care about.”
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`“In addition to creating opportunity for linear networks, the emergence of Internet TV
`enables new apps like Netflix, YouTube, Hulu, MLB.tv, and iTunes to build large-scale
`direct-to-consumer services that are independent of the existing MVPD bundle.”
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`“The forward-looking statements in this document are subject to risks and uncertainties
`that could cause actual results and events to differ, including, without limitation: our ability
`to attract new members and retain existing members; our ability to compete effectively;
`maintenance and expansion of device platforms for instant streaming; fluctuations in
`consumer usage of our service; competition; and widespread consumer adoption of
`different modes of viewing in-home filmed entertainment.”
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`Netflix Investor Relations – Netflix Long Term Overview (available at http://ir.netflix.com/long-
`term-view.cfm) (emphasis added).
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