Digi Portal '342 Claim Table
Digi Portal '342 Claim Table
Digi Portal '342 Claim Table
US 9,626,342
The ‘342 patent (“Nazem”) was filed on December 21st 2012 and has a priority date of June 12th,
1997 as a consequence of being the final installment of a string of continuations. Claim 1 of the
patent discloses a method for implementing a custom webpage with real-time information. First,
in response to a user request for a custom webpage, a template unique to that user is generated
from a global template. Next, this template is used to generate a custom webpage populated with
real-time information based on information about the user included in the template. The page is
then served to the user. The first claim further discloses that upon receiving a subsequent request
from the same user for the webpage, the server will obtain the user’s template from one of at
least two locations, the location being determined by the frequency of the user’s access. The
template will then be executed to generate the user’s custom webpage, which will be served to
the user. In claim 7, the patent discloses including in the user’s individualized template
information for selecting targeted advertisement to be included in the custom webpage that is
generated by the user’s template.
Ferguson, filed on August 7, 1995, discloses a similar method for generating a custom webpage.
The patent discloses a method where a user submits information to generate a template that is
specific to that user. To generate a custom webpage, the template is executed with locally stored
information to populate the custom webpage with current information specific to that user.
When the user subsequently requests the webpage, the template for that user is retrieved and
processed with locally stored information to create a custom webpage for that user. A claim
chart comparing Ferguson with Nazem can be found below.
Bunney, filed on December 12, 1996, discloses a similar method for generating a custom page. It
discloses creating a custom template unique to users where the template is based on one of two
global templates. Bunney also discloses the advertising method of claim 7 of the Nazem patent.
It teaches using information in the user’s unique template to select advertisements that are more
relevant to that particular user for inclusion in the user’s custom website. A claim chart
comparing Bunney with Nazem can be found below.
Howell, filed on April 23, 1996 and having a priority date of April 23, 1996, discloses a method
for generating custom webpages populated with real-time information. It teaches a method
employing servers that access data sources to populate real-time information into webpages. It
also teaches caching link connections to data sources depending on how frequently they are
accessed, or caching webpages based on how frequently they are accessed. A claim chart
comparing Howell with Nazem can be found below.
“Additionally, another
embodiment of the presently
claimed invention requires no
real-time access of data sources.”
“Finally, the
‘lastupdate=’ field of the template
is updated to reflect the
current date, as shown at a
processing step 430.” Id, 6:25-27
1(B)(i). receiving, via “This "page caching" feature,
the at least one server illustrated in FIG. 4 as Page cache
computer, the 414, allows the Web site
template program that administrator to optimize the