Soyoung Young Park

7031943, Apr 18, 2006

May 10, 2000

09/568652

Arthur James - San Jose CA, US
Michelle Brent - San Jose CA, US
Peter Corless - Mountain View CA, US
Sanjay Khera - San Jose CA, US
Soyoung Park - Alameda CA, US

Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 17/60

705 59

A method and system for licensing intellectual properties. A user can acquire a license conveying rights in intellectual properties by accessing a designated site and making a digital license request. Terms and conditions that can be accepted by the user are then made available to the user in the form of a model digital license agreement. Agreement to the terms of the model digital license agreement by the user, and acceptance thereof by the Licensor, creates a digital license agreement that conveys the intellectual property rights defined in the digital license agreement. The final form of the digital license agreement, after agreement thereto by the Licensor and the user, creates a digital license agreement representation that is a digital representation of the terms and conditions that define the intellectual property rights conveyed.

20050132233, Jun 16, 2005

Jan 19, 2005

11/040252

Arthur James - San Jose CA, US
Michelle Brent - San Jose CA, US
Peter Corless - Mountain View CA, US
Sanjay Khera - San Jose CA, US
Soyoung Park - Alameda CA, US

H04L009/00

713201000

A method and system thereof for establishing legal rights and limitations regarding the use of electronically distributed intellectual property (e.g., a “digital rights framework”). The intellectual property is modeled and offered for different types of distribution (e.g., for sale, rent, etc.). In response to a request for access to and use of the intellectual property, the legal rights and limitations associated with the type of distribution requested are provided. For example, a hypertext reference can be used to invoke the legal rights and limitations associated with the type of distribution. An agreement to these legal rights and limitations is reached and executed, and stored for subsequent reference and use. The digital rights framework provides a method and system for processing information encoded in a standardized and extensible format (e.g., Extensible Markup Language, XML) for modeling and representing the legal rights, limitations and responsibilities for intellectual properties distributed, for example, over the World Wide Web using Internet Protocol.

6959289, Oct 25, 2005

May 10, 2000

09/569095

Arthur James - San Jose CA, US
Michelle Brent - San Jose CA, US
Peter P. Corless - Mountain View CA, US
Sanjay Khera - San Jose CA, US
Soyoung Park - Alameda CA, US

Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F017/60

705 51, 705 1, 713201, 713168, 709250, 709229, 709232

A method and system thereof for establishing legal rights and limitations regarding the use of electronically distributed intellectual property (e. g. , a “digital rights framework”). The intellectual property is modeled and offered for different types of distribution (e. g. , for sale, rent, etc. ). In response to a request for access to and use of the intellectual property, the legal rights and limitations associated with the type of distribution requested are provided. For example, a hypertext reference can be used to invoke the legal rights and limitations associated with the type of distribution. An agreement to these legal rights and limitations is reached and executed, and stored for subsequent reference and use. The digital rights framework provides a method and system for processing information encoded in a standardized and extensible format (e. g. , Extensible Markup Language, XML) for modeling and representing the legal rights, limitations and responsibilities for intellectual properties distributed, for example, over the World Wide Web using Internet Protocol.