Arthur A Greenberg, 88680 Rutland Ave, Teaneck, NJ 07666

2003015, Aug 14, 2003

Feb 11, 2002

10/074530

Kevin Liga - Rye Brook NY, US
Michael Cristofalo - Doylestown PA, US
Frank Deo - Flemington NJ, US
Arthur Greenberg - Annandale NJ, US

H04N005/91
H04N007/04
H04N007/06
H04N007/08
H04N007/52

705/014000, 386/095000

A method and system for displaying updated, targeted, and/or alternately formatted advertisements to a consumer. The invention may use targeted ads in conjunction with consumer profile information to reach interested consumers. The invention may further detect stale advertisements and replace them with updated advertisements having timely information. The updated advertisements are displayed in place of the stale commercials. The invention may also display alternately formatted advertisements in place of speeded-up advertisements during a fast-forward operation on a personal video recorder. Reward-based content may also be provided, wherein the content is viewable only after one or more advertisements are viewed at normal playback speed. All of these functions are operable with a personal video recorder.

4202620, May 13, 1980

Jun 29, 1978

5/916041

Irving L. Klavan - Teaneck NJ
Peter J. Calabrese - Maywood NJ
Theron R. Finch - Northvale NJ
Arthur Greenberg - Teaneck NJ
Robert P. McElroy - Spring Valley NY

Philip A. Hunt Chemical Corp. - Palisades Park NJ

G03G 1510

355 10

An apparatus for developing a latent electrostatic image by passing the image close to but out of contact with a surface of a liquid developer at a development zone. The values of the magnitude of the charge of the image, the distance between the image segment and the liquid surface at the development zone, and the physical characteristics of the liquid are such that at the development zone the electrostatic field created by the segment of the image at the zone, with or without the assistance of an external electrostatic field impressed upon the development zone, raises pseudopods from the liquid developer surface which extend toward the carrier on which the electrostatic image is present. The pseudopods and/or droplets separated from the tip of the pseudopods surface under the influence of the electrostatic field created by the image segment, but are opposed by gravity. Where there is no latent image, the voltages, the gap and the physical characteristics of the developing liquid are such that no developing liquid reaches the carrier, so that these uncharged segments of the carrier are not touched by the tips of the spikes or the droplets, and hence, remain dry and not colored by the color of the liquid if the liquid is colored.

4202913, May 13, 1980

Jun 20, 1978

5/916042

Irving L. Klavan - Teaneck NJ
Peter J. Calabrese - Maywood NJ
Theron R. Finch - Northvale NJ
Arthur Greenberg - Teaneck NJ
Robert P. McElroy - Spring Valley NY

Philip A. Hunt Chemical Corp. - Palisades Park NJ

G03G 1310

430106

A method for developing a latent electrostatic image by passing the image close to but out of contact with a surface of a liquid developer at a development zone. The values of the magnitude of the charge of the image, the distance between the image segment and the liquid surface at the development zone, and the physical characteristics of the liquid are such that at the development zone the electrostatic field created by the segment of the image at the zone, with or without the assistance of an external electrostatic field impressed upon the development zone, raises pseudopods from the liquid developer surface which extend toward the carrier on which the electrostatic image is present. The pseudopods and/or droplets separated from the tips of the pseudopods leave the liquid surface under the influence of the electrostatic field created by the image segment. Where there is no latent image, the voltage, the gap and the physical characteristics of the developing liquid are such that no developing liquid reaches the carrier, so that these uncharged segments of the carrier are not touched by the tips of the spikes or the droplets and, hence, remain dry and not colored by the color of the liquid if the liquid is colored.

4268597, May 19, 1981

Apr 16, 1979

6/029975

Irving L. Klavan - Teaneck NJ
Peter J. Calabrese - Montville NJ
Theron R. Finch - Northvale NJ
Arthur Greenberg - Teaneck NJ
Robert P. McElroy - Spring Valley NY

Philip A. Hunt Chemical Corp. - Palisades Park NJ

B05D 104

430102

A method, apparatus and composition for developing an electric field image associated with the surface of an object by disposing said surface close to but out of contact with a surface of a liquid developer at a development zone. An electric field is in the configuration of an image. The magnitude of the electric field, and the distance between the surface of the object and the liquid surface at the development zone are such that at the development zone the electric field at or approaching the zone, with or without the assistance of an external electric field, segmentally raises closely spaced tiny amorphous (individually non-image-defining) pseudopods from the liquid developer surface toward the surface of the object. The pseudopods rise from the liquid surface under the influence of a segment of the electric field image and the tips of the pseudopods and/or droplets separated from these tips arrive at the surface of the object under the influence of the same field. The pseudopods and/or droplets reach the surface of the object in a conjoint configuration that creates a physical material image.