WO2004042619A1 - System and method for providing media samples on-line in response to media related searches on the internet - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to consumer-based online digital media services, and more particularly, to the performance of music and video samples over the Internet in response to media related Internet searches made by consumers.
- Internet web sites have become available that enable consumers to shop for and purchase music, videos and video games (media) online. Particularly, consumers can access any of several popular web sites to perform searches for desired performing artists, albums, songs, movies or games and then purchase media for delivery via mail-order or download. To provide an interactive multimedia experience, some web sites also enable consumers to preview sample ofmedia products before purchase. These samples may include song clips from an artist or album, trailers from a video, and clips from a playing session of a video game. In this manner, media samples have proven to be a useful tool to encourage and assist consumers in selecting media to purchase online.
- Internet music retailers presently include links to a music server to provide music samples to consumers while browsing their respective web sites. After a consumer performs a search for an album or musical artist on a music retailer's web site, the consumer can click on a link to preview one or more music samples for the chosen product.
- the link connects the consumer's computer with the music server, which has a database of music samples.
- the music server looks through the database to find the sample desired by the consumer. As the sample is retrieved, the consumer's web browser is notified to automatically open the consumer's media player to play the sample. If the music server is provided by a third party, the music server provider ultimately determines billing information for the service based on which retailer provided the link to the consumer to retrieve the sample.
- kiosks and Internet web sites enable individual consumers to select media samples to preview, this does not occur until after the consumers perform searches for an artist and a corresponding album by that artist, or has located a video.
- the provision ofmedia samples is not being "pushed out” to encourage the consumers to listen, but is provided only after consumers choose a media samples from a product that they are considering for purchase.
- This process of searching can involve several steps that must be repeated for every media item the consumer considers. This creates a laborious purchasing atmosphere for the consumer, and reduces the opportunity for add-on sales for the retailer.
- the present invention relates to a method and system for providing media samples over the Internet to consumers who perform media-related searches on Internet sites.
- a consumer enters, for example, a name of a performing artist, album, movie or video game (Media Keyword) as a search query
- the search engine identifies a media sample or sample set that the consumer can select to receive as a stream or download onto the consumer's Internet connected media device, which might take the form of, for example, a PC, cell phone, PDA, portable media player, or stereo component.
- the search results information also may provide an option for the consumer to immediately preview the media sample and purchase the physical and/or digital versions of the media product.
- the media sample or sample set may be automatically played on the consumer's Internet connected device (Consumer Device) while the consumer reviews other search results provided by the query.
- the sample may be automatically chosen for the consumer, and there may be an audio call-to-action statement appended to the sample(s).
- Figure 1 A is an exemplary schematic diagram of networked connections between consumers, a search engine web site, the media framework, and an Internet-based retailer, according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure IB is an exemplary schematic diagram of networked connections between consumers, an Internet-based retailer with its own search engine, and the media framework, according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 2A is a flow diagram illustrating a method for retrieving media samples in response to a search request on a search engine, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 2B is an illustration of a search results page, providing a link to a media sample along with a list of web site containing information relating to a search query, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 3 A is a flow diagram illustrating a method for retrieving media samples in response to a search request on an Internet retailer's search, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 3B is an illustration of a search results page, providing a link to a media sample.
- Figure 4 is an exemplary database schema for a links list in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 5 is an illustration of an exemplary branded media player, in accordance with an alternative embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 6 is a time line illustrating steps for searching for information on a search engine and receiving a link to perform a media sample, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 7 is time line illustrating steps for searching for information on a search engine and automatically receiving a media sample performance, in accordance with an alternative embodiment of the present invention.
- a method and system are described for providing a streamlined method for using, for example, streaming media samples to promote and sell music, videos and related merchandise on the Internet in response to searches for entertainment related information.
- a consumer enters an Internet search query that includes a Media Keyword
- a corresponding media sample or sample set is identified for the consumer to select to receive as a stream or download onto the Consumer Device, along with search results pertaining to the requested information and purchasing options.
- the media sample or sample set is provided as a link in a web page containing search results generated for the consumer.
- the media sample link may be indicated on the web page as a preferred, personalized or sponsored search result.
- the media can be streamed or downloaded through a custom branded media player, which enables the consumer to purchase digital or physical media and may also provide searching features, recommendations, related product information, promotions or related product offerings.
- the media sample may be automatically played on the
- the custom branded media player will be automatically launched to play the media sample and may also provide the search results from the search query.
- the music sample, or sample set is automatically selected.
- a highlights sampling feature is an optional feature that uses the same criteria named above to automatically select and play a music sample from each item in the search results or recommendations display and allows the consumer to select or pass on each item.
- each media sample may be followed up with an audio call-to-action statement, which directs the consumer to perform an action.
- Figure 1 A is a schematic diagram illustrating networked connections between Consumer Devices 100a - lOOd, a search engine web site 110, the media framework 120, and an Internet-based retailer 130, according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Consumers are connected to the network 105 via a Consumer Device lOOa-d.
- the Consumer Device can be a PC, cell phone, PDA, portable media player, or stereo component, among Internet-enabled devices.
- a consumer receives network access by connection to the Internet in any number of known ways, such as through use of an Internet service provider (not shown).
- a consumer can access a search engine web page 110.
- Search engines are typically comprised of a series of databases containing information pertaining to web sites that can be accessed over the World Wide Web.
- a search engine may operate by means of a "spider," which is a software robot that "crawls" through the Internet to gather the information to be stored in the databases.
- Meta tags may be used to index sites by specifying key words and concepts under which the page is intended to be indexed. Spiders can then correlate meta tags with page content and reject meta tags that do not match the words provided in a search query.
- Search engines employ different methods for extracting, indexing, and displaying information. Many search engines display results in an order based upon relevancy, and a clip of text from the web site may be provided in the search results along with the URL for the respective site. Search engines may also display listings for "preferred" web sites, which may be prominently displayed if a "preferred" web site has entered a sponsorship agreement with the search engine provider.
- a search query provided by a consumer includes a Media Keyword, such as an artist's name or an album or video name
- the search engine identifies a media sample(s) from database 112 relating to the Media Keyword in addition to search results from database 111.
- the consumer can then select to preview the media sample(s).
- This causes the browser 101a at the client computer to contact the media framework 120.
- the media framework 120 begins communication between one of a plurality of streaming servers 122 and a media player 102a on the Consumer Device.
- the identified media sample(s) are retrieved from content database 121 and are streamed from a server 122 to the media player 102a on the Consumer Device.
- Figure IB is a schematic diagram illustrating networked connections between Consumer Device, a media server, and an Internet-based retailer with a search engine according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- consumers are connected to the network 105 via a Consumer Device lOOa-d.
- a consumer Upon connecting to an on-line network, a consumer can access an Internet-based retailer with a search engine web page 130.
- the Internet retailer's search engine identifies a media sample(s) from database 133 relating to the Media Keyword(s), in addition to their inventory from database 132.
- the consumer can then select to preview the media sample(s).
- This causes the browser 101a at the Consumer Device to contact the media framework 120.
- the media framework 120 begins communication between one of a plurality of streaming servers 122 (in a media streaming system) and a media player 102a on the Consumer Device.
- the identified media sample(s) are retrieved from content database 121 and are streamed from a server 122 to the media player 102a on the Consumer Device.
- FIG. 2A is a flow diagram illustrating steps by which a search engine generates a search results page in response to a search request by a consumer, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- a search request is received from a consumer on a search engine, in step 200.
- the request may be in any of various formats, such as a word or phrase, a sentence, a set of Boolean terms, or a question.
- the words in the request are then parsed in step 210 into a set (one or more) of keywords to be applied to a series of databases, as is known.
- the process of applying the keywords to databases is shown in steps 220, 250, and 280.
- step of applying the keywords to cache databases for links to relevant web sites is performed by a conventional search engine.
- steps 220, 250, and 280 are illustrated as occurring simultaneously, these may occur in any order.
- the keywords are applied to one or more databases, illustrated as "sponsored sites," which contain information that is associated or affiliated with the search engine provider, possibly as part of a sponsorship agreement. If any web site(s) or other information in the "sponsored sites" databases is determined to be applicable in step 230, the site information is extracted in step 240 to be presented to the consumer. As an example, if a consumer types "skiing" as a search query, and a Colorado ski resort has a sponsorship agreement, the ski resort's web site may be positioned or highlighted in the display of search results to receive consumers' attention.
- step 250 which may occur before, after, or simultaneously with step
- a media server links database is checked to determine whether any of the key words in the search request pertain to music-related information. For example, if a consumer's search request includes the name of a performing artist, as determined in step 260, and this information is contained in the media server links database, then the media sample(s) designated for that performing artist are extracted and provided as part of the search results shown in step 270. An exact matching may be required for some entries to prevent or at least reduce the instances of false hits (i.e., so that the request "Japanese beatles” will not trigger information for the band "The Beatles," while the term “Springsteen” will trigger “Bruce Springsteen”).
- the contents of the music server links database and a method for updating the database will be described below with reference to Figure 4.
- step 280 the search engine performs a search in the conventional manner for site information pertaining to the keywords in the search query, whether by "spiders,” “meta tags,” etc. As described above, it is anticipated that this search will be within a series of cache databases storing site information for a frequently requested information.
- FIG. 2B illustrates an exemplary search results page for a search for "The Beatles.”
- an album cover, purchase options and a link to preview a music sample from the band, "The Beatles” appears first as a primary search result.
- a list of search results for unsponsored web sites is provided, each with accompanying text excerpts from the respective web site.
- FIG. 3A is a flow diagram illustrating steps by which an Internet retailer with a search engine generates a search results page in response to a search request by a consumer, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- a search request is received from a consumer on a search engine, in step 200.
- the request may be in any of various formats, such as a word or phrase, a sentence, a set of Boolean terms, or a question.
- the terms in the request are then parsed in step 210 into a set (one or more) of keywords to be applied to a series of databases, as is known.
- a media server links database is checked to determine whether any of the key words in the search request pertain to media-related information. For example, if a consumer's search request includes the name of a performing artist and this information is contained in the media server links database, then a media sample for that performing artist is extracted and provided as part of the search results shown in Figure 3B.
- Figure 3B illustrates an exemplary search results display from an Internet retailer for a search for "Mandy More.”
- a listing of album covers and links to listen to a music sample from three different albums is presented.
- the price of the albums and other purchasing information (along with an option to click on the price icon to purchase an album) also is presented.
- Figure 4 provides an excerpt of an exemplary database schema for the media server links DB 112 and 133 from Figures 1A and IB. This database is replicated from information stored and provided by the Content DB 121 in the media framework 120.
- the media server links DB 112 and 133 databases store, for example, "Keywords”, “Media Types”, “Sample_Locations”, “UPC”, “Priority”, “Popularity”, “Product_Types” and “Conversions.”
- Keywords are the values entered by the consumers into the search engine, including such words as the name of a performing artist or artist group, an album name, a movie name, a song name or video game name.
- Each media sample that is linked to a Media Keyword is identified with a "Media_Type” indicator which includes, but is not limited to, the following types: Game Trailer, Game Sample, Audio Promo, Audio Set, Audio Sample, Video Promo, and Video Trailer. This allows the search results to properly identify the type ofmedia sample being provided with each link.
- Each media sample or sample set that is associated with a "Keyword” has a unique “Sample_Location.”
- Each "Sample_Location” is a unique link that contains the web address for the unique "Sample_ID” number for the media sample(s).
- Each "Keyword'V'Media Type"/"Sample_Location” record also may be further described with a "Priority”, “Conversion” and “Popularity” field that allows similar Media Types tied to the same Keyword to be ranked in order of importance for display by the search engine.
- the "Priority” can be set according to a variety of criteria, such as: (i) the most recent release from the artist as tracked by the Content DB 121; (ii) a release selected by the record label or the artist; or (iii) a preferred selection from the search engine provider.
- the "Conversion” field contains the probability that this media sample will lead to a conversion measured either as a sale or an add to shopping cart, metrics that are tracked described below.
- the "Popularity” field contains a numeric of the number of requests for this media sample over time.
- the media server links database in the exemplary database schema also provides a list of the "UPCs for media products associated with each media sample to provide a direct link between listed and purchase, and a "Product Type” which describes the product that can be purchased, for example: "physical CD”, "digital song”, etc.
- the entries for the media server links database 112 and 133 can be downloaded from the media framework in batch format at regular intervals (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.).
- the media sample can be dynamically requested from the media framework 120 at any time.
- the "Conversion” field is calculated by aggregating data collected from various sources and sent to the media framework 120 including (i) from instrumentation on the branded player (described below) that reports the media samples played, the products added to the shopping cart, and the products purchased in each transaction; or (ii) from notifications provided by Internet retailers whenever a media purchase is made subsequent to provision of a media sample.
- the media player used by the Consumer Device to play back a media sample in response to the consumer's search request can be customized to show the "branding" of the business providing the service, usually a search engine or the Internet retailer.
- the media framework 120 contains a database of "branded players.”
- a "branded player" is a visual interface that appears to the consumer as if the player is designed for a particular sponsor.
- Figure 5 provides an example of a branded player (QuickClips) for an
- the display interface of the media player on the Consumer Device display can be "branded" with the logo and color scheme for the business offering the service.
- QuickClips is a customer branded player interface that can be customized with colors, logos, buttons and other graphic elements in use on the customer's web site to keep the user experience in the context of the customer's brand.
- the player is "branded" 501 for "Loudeye.com,” and the surrounding colors and design reflect their branded imaging.
- the "branded player” is an application that is built on top of the media framework 120 that allows a business interested in selling digital media, or using digital media to sell other products to rapidly provide a customized and highly scalable solution.
- the purpose of this "branded player” is to show how one set of features offered through the media framework 120 can be combined into an interface to provide a listening- centric music purchasing experience that will increase CD sales, single song sales, or a combination of both for an online music retailer. These features are reused to create interfaces for selling video games or movies, or a combination of these types of products.
- the features described in Figure 5 can be either integrated into the customer's current e-commerce application directly from the media framework 120, or provided in an interface such as the "branded player"
- the "branded player” is available from a link on a search results page, or can be automatically launched as the result of a search query.
- the "branded player” is automatically generated for the Consumer Device when the consumer clicks on a link to hear a sample.
- the media framework Upon retrieving the "Client_ID" data from the link, the media framework checks "branded players" database 124 to determine whether a branded player is available for this client. If so, the branded player data is quickly downloaded to the consumer's browser and utilized as an interface to the media player installed on the Consumer Device (e.g., Windows MediaTM or RealAudioTM).
- the "branded player” is launched displaying a graphic of the product 516, and product information 516 such as artist name, album name, releasing label and copyright information.
- Media sampling is provided through the control 517, which for music sales, includes a track listing for the chosen title as well as “player controls”, 507 such as "volume,” “stop,” and “mute.”
- player controls 507
- a "Play All Tracks” control that lets you play a sample from each track in the album.
- the player is designed to take advantage of the audio samples and automatically receives a playlist of the top 3 most popular songs on the album and plays them in succession, indicating with a highlight and animated icon which song shown in the track listing is playing.
- This feature is customizable for each implementation as to the number of samples that are automatically played.
- Selection of the top 3 tracks is based upon one or more of the following criteria: a dynamically-performed analysis to determine which song by the artist receives the most "click-throughs" by consumers to sample or purchase music; popularity data; personalized recommendation data provided by consumer opt-in data collection.
- the call-to-action statements can take the following forms: a branded statement from the online business providing the consumer interface that directs the user to take action; a generic statement that directs the user to take action; a promotional figure (such as a performing artist) that directs the user to take action either generically or on behalf of the online business offering the media products for sale.
- the "branded player” is designed to take advantage the digital distribution service 125 in the media framework that allows digital products to be sold and delivered over the Internet.
- the "Buy Album” 515 and “Buy Song” 514 tabs contain the pricing and format information necessary to select a either a physical or digital format of the product and add it to the shopping cart. Additional product information can be provided in the "Reviews" 503 tab, this is customizable to integrate with the customer's established e-commerce offering or can be fulfilled with data available from the media framework.
- the "branded player” includes a shopping cart tab 504 that can be integrated with the customer's e-commerce application or can be provided through the media framework 120. If digital versions of the product are also made available for sale, the "branded player” provides a "Downloads” tab 505 that provides the links to the digital downloads once the purchase transaction is completed.
- the "media discovery" control 510 shows a set of product selections by displaying the cover art, artist name and album title.
- the "View Recommendations” button 509 fills the “media discovery” control with recommendations based on the selected product, or based on promotional campaigns.
- the search feature 512 is integrated in the "branded player” so that search results are displayed in the "music discovery” control 510.
- the "View Recommendations” button 509 is a toggle that changes to "View Search Results” when recommendations are showing. When pressed, this will toggle the "media discovery” control to show the last search results the consumer requested.
- the "branded player” takes advantage of viral marketing with the "Share with a Friend" button 502. This button pops up a form that requests email address and allows the consumer to enter a message.
- the email is sent with a link to the player that contains the context of the album the consumer has selected.
- the email link will activate the same "branded player” with the same product selection and begin playing the top 3 songs in the playlist, using the audio call-to-action to add the selection to the shopping cart. This makes the "branded player” a vehicle for customer acquisition, propagation of brand and an enhanced community for media purchasing.
- Figure 6 provides a timing diagram of the steps that are to be performed by a consumer (a), the Consumer Device (b), a search engine web site (c), a media link database associated with the search engine (d), the media framework (e), and an Internet retailer (f).
- a consumer accesses a search engine web site and enters a search query
- the consumer's computer transmits the request to the web server for the search engine, which in turn parses the request, as described in Figure 2. Keywords in the search request are checked in a media links database to determine whether any media samples are can be included in the search results page.
- the server for the search engine generates search results to be displayed at the consumer's computer.
- search results include a media sample (identified in media server links DB 112 in Figure 1), and the consumer is interested in previewing the sample, the consumer clicks on a link provided in the search engine web page, which sends a request to the media framework 120 for the clip.
- the request checks the "Client_ID to determine if a "branded player" should be displayed when the media player is automatically opened on the Consumer Device.
- the specific address for a clip is looked up in content DB 121, is streamed to the Consumer Device from servers 122 to enable the consumer to listen to the sample.
- the consumer can add the product to a shopping cart through either the "Add to Cart” Button 513 in Figure 5, on the "branded player” or through a link provided on the search results web page.
- the information about the name of the album that the consumer was listening to is automatically provided to the Internet retailer to facilitate a simple purchase transaction for the consumer, through databases 131 and 132.
- the consumer can request to listen to a media sample that was identified from the search query, and is then provided an opportunity to purchase the media during or after the preview of the sample.
- the identified sample that is found in the media link database can be automatically "pushed," or played on the Consumer Device.
- the consumer who is searching for media-related information is automatically provided a media sample to enjoy while reviewing the requested search results.
- the consumer is also then provided an opportunity to purchase various formats of the associated product .
- Figure 7 provides a timing diagram for an alternative embodiment when media is automatically played for the consumer.
- the search engine locates a sample in the media database
- a request is generated and sent to the media framework to retrieve the media clip. This can be done by sending an instruction from the search engine to the Consumer Device to link from the search engine web site to the media framework.
- the request is made directly from the search engine, which provides the consumer's IP address information to the media framework. Using the IP address, the media framework can then send a response to the Consumer Device. The remaining steps occur in the same manner as in Figure 6, as the sample is retrieved and streamed to the Consumer Device for the consumer to preview.
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