Clay Webster

As an overview, the disclosed technology can seamlessly integrate consumers into a broadcaster's products and can seamlessly add broadcaster products to their consumer's social sharing. This provides broadcasters a way to keep their broadcast products relevant for today's consumers, increase ratings, and increase revenue.

Products such as chewing gum, band-aids, credit cards, broadcast television shows, music album launches, and pro sports need a robust, always-on consumer sharing… Show more

As an overview, the disclosed technology can seamlessly integrate consumers into a broadcaster's products and can seamlessly add broadcaster products to their consumer's social sharing. This provides broadcasters a way to keep their broadcast products relevant for today's consumers, increase ratings, and increase revenue.

Products such as chewing gum, band-aids, credit cards, broadcast television shows, music album launches, and pro sports need a robust, always-on consumer sharing feature inside their own product experience to improve the consumer experience and drive growth. This disclosed technology allows broadcasters to use a white-label consumer sharing experience dropped into programming through a vanity URL or other logical address displayed as a digital onscreen image ("broadcast bug") during a show. lt provides the consumer audience with seamless content creation including compelling branded filters. Consumers then share across any and all third-party social and messaging platforms. Broadcasters have complete brand-safety and control with moderation capabilities. The broadcaster uses an interface to see all content the consumer audience creates in real-time and instantly moderates, curates, and allows spot media to be immediately created for use within the broadcast show, broadcast commercial, and/or streamed media. Show less

(Strict and Normal Content Moderation) Systems and methods for moderating branded content provided by users to an online content publishing and distribution network are described. In some embodiments, a content management system stores user-generated or user-created content, and creates and shares links associated to the user-generated content to online networks and other sites, where other users share, consume, and/or interact with the content (e.g., videos and other multimedia content).

(Project: Bricks) A technique to determine trending data based on the aggregation of RSS feeds received from a networking site or system is described. A computer-implemented method monitors a link path from a source for a request feed. The request feed is read and a determination is made as to which one or more of a plurality of web sites the request feed is associated with. The number of request feeds associated with particular ones of the plurality of web sites is aggregated. A determination… Show more

(Project: Bricks) A technique to determine trending data based on the aggregation of RSS feeds received from a networking site or system is described. A computer-implemented method monitors a link path from a source for a request feed. The request feed is read and a determination is made as to which one or more of a plurality of web sites the request feed is associated with. The number of request feeds associated with particular ones of the plurality of web sites is aggregated. A determination is made, based on the number of aggregated request feeds what multimedia content is displayed. Show less

I was the technical manager for this work and understood all aspects of it as we conceived, developed, and used it within our production environment.

I was the technical manager for this work and understood all aspects of it as we conceived, developed, and used it within our production environment.

(Product: Sentry) A collection of tracking objects that are provided with more resources of a network property are programmatically identified. Information about individual tracking objects of the collection are analyzed. A classification attribute is determined for at least some of the individual tracking objects based at least in part on the analyzed information. The classification attribute is indicative of whether the tracking object is known or in compliance with a policy of the network… Show more

(Product: Sentry) A collection of tracking objects that are provided with more resources of a network property are programmatically identified. Information about individual tracking objects of the collection are analyzed. A classification attribute is determined for at least some of the individual tracking objects based at least in part on the analyzed information. The classification attribute is indicative of whether the tracking object is known or in compliance with a policy of the network site that pertains to use of tracking objects. Show less

(Product: Onsight) A computer system for providing an offer on a web page to a user comprises a memory and a processing circuit. The memory is configured store user registration data and user attribute data for a user registered to use a web site. The processing circuit is configured to receive a request from a client device to access a web page on the web site. The request is received during a session in which the registered user is not logged in to the web site. The processing circuit is… Show more

(Product: Onsight) A computer system for providing an offer on a web page to a user comprises a memory and a processing circuit. The memory is configured store user registration data and user attribute data for a user registered to use a web site. The processing circuit is configured to receive a request from a client device to access a web page on the web site. The request is received during a session in which the registered user is not logged in to the web site. The processing circuit is configured to receive an anonymous user ID for the user, to match the anonymous ID with the user registration data for the registered user, to select an offer for the user based on user attribute data for the registered user, and to transmit the offer to the client device. Show less