Vaughn S Iverson

6411696, Jun 25, 2002

Dec 31, 1996

08/775507

Vaughn S. Iverson - Beaverton OR
John W. Richardson - Portland OR

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H04M 164

37920106, 379 8812, 379 8813, 37914207, 37920101, 37926509, 379908

A system for handling incoming media events based on content and state information. An interface which receives events transmitted via a plurality of media forwards such incoming events into an attribute extractor. The attribute extractor extracts one or more attributes from the event and passes those attributes to a characteristic accumulator. The attribute extractor may, for example, read the header of an e-mail event to determine its source or, for example, employ caller ID in conjunction with voice recognition to determine the identity of a caller. The characteristic accumulator creates a characterization of an event on which a decision engine can base a decision of how the event should be handled. The characterization includes all extracted attributes as well as state information deemed relevant to such attributes. The decision engine will typically employ rule-based decision-making using the characterization as a starting point.

6473758, Oct 29, 2002

Jun 27, 2000

09/604845

Todd A. Schwartz - Portland OR
Vaughn S. Iverson - Beaverton OR

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 1730

707 9

A filter for restricting access to a users destination to authorized senders. The filter generates a unique address identification (ID) for each authorized sender. The address ID may be formatted into a unique address by associating with a machine address. The address IDs are stored in a database along with information identifying the sender to which it was issued. The user may revoke a senders authorization by removing the address ID from the database, or restrict access with policies associated with the address ID.

6839842, Jan 4, 2005

Dec 27, 1996

08/775077

Vaughn Scott Iverson - Beaverton OR, US
John Whitley Richardson - Portland OR, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H04L 900

713176

An information object configured for automatic authentication of information contained therein includes an information segment to be authenticated, an authenticator address corresponding to a predetermined authenticator, and a set of instructions for establishing a communications link between the information object and the predetermined authenticator using the authenticator address, transmitting an authentication request to the predetermined authenticator, and receiving a responsive communication from the predetermined authenticator for authenticating the information segment.

6937168, Aug 30, 2005

Jun 14, 2002

10/172397

Ram R. Rao - Portland OR, US
Jeffrey S. McVeigh - Portland OR, US
Sudheer Sirivara - Hillsboro OR, US
Vaughn S. Iverson - Seattle WA, US
Daniel R. Wagner - Portland OR, US
Kenneth M. Salzberg - Newberg OR, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H03M007/00

341 50, 341 51

A media signal is controlled using a portable media content device. The media signal is received and encoded into an encoded media signal for a portable media content device. The encoded media signal is stored for playback on the portable media content device.

6938005, Aug 30, 2005

Dec 21, 2000

09/745323

Vaughn Iverson - Beaverton OR, US
Todd Schwartz - Portland OR, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F017/60
H04L009/00

705 27, 705 51

A manifest is created that represents a created work in electronic form. The manifest may reference multiple digital resources that together make up the good, as well as related resources not originally a part of the good. For example, an electronic version of a music album may include image files for the cover art, audio files for the songs, and text files for the lyrics. The manifest may include structured meta-data to facilitate finding, obtaining, exchanging the digital content. The manifest and referenced content may have associated meta-data describing, for example, manifest contents or distribution rules. A receiver of the manifest may apply global and/or user rules or policies to meta-data to determine what portions of the manifest, if any, comply thereto, and to edit or delete the manifest accordingly.

6957075, Oct 18, 2005

Feb 1, 1999

09/241834

Vaughn S. Iverson - Beaverton OR, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H04Q007/20

4554563, 455419, 455557, 4555521

A method for providing an appliance personality is presented comprising ascertaining a current location/location type for the electronic appliance, selecting a suitable electronic appliance personality based, at least in part, on the ascertained location/location type of the electronic appliance and provisioning the selected appliance personality on the electronic appliance.

7365655, Apr 29, 2008

May 12, 2004

10/843964

Ram R. Rao - Portland OR, US
Jeffrey S. McVeigh - Portland OR, US
Sudheer Sirivara - Hillsboro OR, US
Vaughn S. Iverson - Seattle WA, US
Daniel R. Wagner - Portland OR, US
Kenneth M. Salzberg - Newberg OR, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H03M 7/00

341 50, 341 51, 725 34

A media signal is controlled using a portable media content device. The media signal is received and encoded into an encoded media signal for a portable media content device. The encoded media signal is stored for playback on the portable media content device.

7383207, Jun 3, 2008

Dec 20, 2001

10/027420

Todd A. Schwartz - Portland OR, US
Bruce D. Bridges - Beaverton OR, US
Richard J. Qian - Camas WA, US
Vaughn S. Iverson - Beaverton OR, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06Q 30/00

705 26

An apparatus, a system, an article including a machine-accessible medium, and methods for pricing digital content are disclosed. The digital content pricing apparatus may include a sales computer and a memory used to retain digital content items associated with a base price and one or more option prices, along with a final price related to the base and option prices by a final pricing formula. The method may include selecting a digital content item and at least one configuration option associated with the item, calculating the item price using appropriate adjustment factors, and calculating the final price using a final pricing formula. Pricing information, in the form of prices, adjustment factors, and formulae may be defined in meta-data descriptors included in the digital content.