Back in 2003, my company developed a method for customizing the displays of our affiliates webpages while delivering our content. We wrote the code, paid for the attorneys, and filed our patent. Consequentially, I have a patent on "White Labelling" technology that I am interested in licensing.
When I questioned GFY members concerning the licensing of an internally generated patent (as opposed to an externally acquired patent like Acacia), the threads post indicated that I should go forward developing a licensing scheme.
Link to GFY thread
The relevant information concerning the patent:
Patent 7,464,332
DEVICES, SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SELECTING THE APPEARANCE OF A VIEWER DISPLAYING DIGITAL CONTENT
The present invention is directed to devices, systems and methods for selecting the appearance of a display on a viewer that displays the output of a digital content server. Include tags, in html display, output custom or default information determined by the presence or absence of a unique identifier. In the event of perl-generated html, find and replace routines locate specific include tags and replace the include tags with custom or default information determined by the same unique identifier that dictates the selected viewer appearance. Accordingly, a vendor's web page may display content from a host's website while preserving the look and feel of the affiliate's web pages.
Filed: November 18, 2003
Granted: December 9, 2008
USPTO Link to Patent
I think that many sites may be in violation of various elements of my patent. I am currently offering very generous terms.
If you would like to acquire a license, I can be contacted at Licensing (at) aaanews.com.
Thank you for your interest.