Ajay K Arora

20130041747, Feb 14, 2013

Aug 31, 2012

13/602012

Beth Anderson - Brooklyn NY, US
Ajay Arora - New York NY, US
Guy A. Story - New York NY, US

G06F 3/01
G06Q 30/02
G06F 15/16

705 1439, 715733

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to one or more configured computing systems identifying when decoupled content includes a companion content pair (e.g., a first content and a second content) that can be synchronously or interchangeably presented. Further, aspects of the present disclosure relate to providing a limited portion of at least one content item of a companion content pair, such as sample portions or trial use portions, and enabling playback of the limited portion synchronized with or as an alterative to the corresponding item of companion content. In some embodiments, a user may be enabled to acquire the complete content item either during or after consumption of the limited portion.

20130073675, Mar 21, 2013

Jun 27, 2012

13/535240

Douglas C. Hwang - New York NY, US
Ajay Arora - New York NY, US
Douglas S. Goldstein - New York NY, US
Shirley C. Yang - New York NY, US

G06F 15/16

709217

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to one or more configured computing systems identifying companion content and supplemental content for a base content. Companion content may include, for example, video adaptations of the base content. Supplemental content may include content referenced or related in subject matter to the base content. Information regarding companion content may be utilized to enable a user to interchangeably or synchronously present either a base content (e.g., an eBook or audio book) with the companion content (e.g., a movie adaptation). Information regarding supplemental content may be utilized to present the supplemental content during consumption of a base content, or to save supplemental content for later viewing.

20130074133, Mar 21, 2013

Jun 27, 2012

13/535264

Douglas C. Hwang - New York NY, US
Ajay Arora - New York NY, US
Douglas S. Goldstein - New York NY, US
Shirley C. Yang - New York NY, US

H04N 21/266

725 93

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to one or more configured computing systems identifying companion content and supplemental content for a base content. Companion content may include, for example, video adaptations of the base content. Supplemental content may include content referenced or related in subject matter to the base content. Information regarding companion content may be utilized to enable a user to interchangeably or synchronously present either a base content (e.g., an eBook or audio book) with the companion content (e.g., a movie adaptation). Information regarding supplemental content may be utilized to present the supplemental content during consumption of a base content, or to save supplemental content for later viewing.

20130257871, Oct 3, 2013

Mar 29, 2012

13/434538

Douglas S. Goldstein - Riverdale NY, US
Ajay Arora - New York NY, US
Douglas Hwang - New York NY, US
Shirley C. Yang - New York NY, US

G06T 11/20

345440

A content processing service may analyze an item of original content and identify several objects, attributes of those objects, and relationships between those objects present in the item of original content. The content processing service may also analyze a source graph, such as a social graph or supplemental graph, and identify several objects, attributes of those objects, and relationships between those objects present in the source graph. The content processing service may customize the item of original content by selecting an original object and selecting a source graph object. One or more of the attributes or relationships of the selected original object in the item of original content may be replaced by one or more of the attributes or relationships of the selected source graph object, thereby forming an item of modified content.

20130262127, Oct 3, 2013

Mar 29, 2012

13/434574

Douglas S. Goldstein - Riverdale NY, US
Ajay Arora - New York NY, US
Douglas Hwang - New York NY, US
Shirley C. Yang - New York NY, US

G10L 21/00

704278, 704E21001

A content processing service may analyze an item of original content and identify several objects, attributes of those objects, and relationships between those objects present in the item of original content. The content processing service may also analyze a source graph, such as a social graph or supplemental graph, and identify several objects, attributes of those objects, and relationships between objects present in the source graph. The content processing service may customize the item of original content by selecting an original object and selecting a source graph object. One or more of the attributes or relationships of the selected original object in the item of original content may be replaced by one or more of the attributes or relationships of the selected source graph object. To customize items of audio content, audio content associated with the source graph object may replace audio content associated with the target graph object.

20140005814, Jan 2, 2014

Jun 28, 2012

13/536711

Douglas C. Hwang - New York NY, US
Ajay Arora - New York NY, US
Douglas S. Goldstein - Riverdale NY, US
Shirley C. Yang - New York NY, US

G06F 17/00

700 94

Users may have a set duration during which they may consume content, or they may have a variable duration during which they may consume content. A content pacing service is disclosed so that a portion of an item of content may be conveyed in the set duration during which a user is to consume the content. In one embodiment, the rate at which the content is conveyed is increased or decreased so that a reference point in the item of content (e.g., the end of a chapter in an audiobook) is reached approximately when the duration of the user's content consumption ends.

20180039634, Feb 8, 2018

Aug 10, 2017

15/673984

- Newark NJ, US
Ajay Arora - New York NY, US
Nathan Garret Brothers - New York NY, US
Douglas Cho Hwang - New York NY, US

G06F 17/30

Features are disclosed for automatically facilitating knowledge sharing using information collected during meetings. Collected information may include both the content and context of a meeting. The meeting content may comprise text collected by automatic speech recognition or entered manually at a user device. The meeting context may comprise information such as the identities of meeting participants and subject matter from a meeting agenda. The content and context information may be used to identify relevant topics for which knowledge is available, and the available knowledge may be presented to one or more of the meeting participants.

20150261747, Sep 17, 2015

Jun 18, 2012

13/526330

Douglas S. Goldstein - New York NY, US
Ajay Arora - New York NY, US
Douglas C. Hwang - New York NY, US
Shirley C. Yang - New York NY, US

G06F 17/30
G06F 17/27

Base items of content may be conveyed by a user computing device. These base items of content may be enhanced with enhancement content, such as sounds, songs, video clips, animations, images, multimedia content, and the like. Characteristics and enhancement objects may be identified in a portion of the base item of content, and enhancement content may be assigned to that portion automatically by a content enhancement service. In one embodiment, enhancement sounds or songs may be provided and conveyed to enhance an audiobook or electronic book.