[SAVENOK ALEXANDER, SAVENOK DAVID, GREGORY H LEEKLEY, HAROLD R EASON, SAVENOK PAVEL] US;US

[SAVENOK ALEXANDER, SAVENOK PAVEL, LEEKLEY GREGORY H, SAVENOK DAVID, EASON HAROLD R] Smart routing synchronization systems socialize a synthetic rebroadcast or group stream for enabling members of a user group to (re)broadcast select content to other members of the user group and collaboratively curate content delivery. The systems are based on a content- identification process and further a process for (re)broadcasting content. These processes are cooperable among a group of member clients each of which are in communication with at least two content sources. The synchronization process identifies select content and directs delivery of the content from an optimal resource for each member client via a smart routing protocol. The (re)broadcast process prompts delivery of the select content to members of the user group from a content origination member of the group, and group members are thereby able to simultaneously access the content for the purpose of providing a content-based platform for social interaction.

[SAVENOK ALEXANDER, SAVENOK PAVEL, LEEKLEY GREGORY H, SAVENOK DAVID, EASON HAROLD R] US Smart routing synchronization systems socialize a synthetic rebroadcast or group stream for enabling members of a user group to (re)broadcast select content to other members of the user group and collaboratively curate content delivery. The systems are based on a content 5 identification process and further a process for (re)broadcasting content. These processes are cooperable among a group of member clients each of which are in communication with at least two content sources. The synchronization process identifies select content and directs delivery of the content from an optimal resource for each member client via a smart routing protocol. The (re)broadcast process prompts delivery of the select content to members of the user group from a .0 content origination member of the group, and group members are thereby able to simultaneously access the content for the purpose of providing a content-based platform for social interaction.

[SAVENOK ALEXANDER, SAVENOK PAVEL, LEEKLEY GREGORY H, SAVENOK DAVID, EASON HAROLD R] US Smart routing synchronization systems socialize a synthetic rebroadcast or group stream for enabling members of a user group to (re)broadcast select content to other members of the user group and collaboratively curate content delivery. The systems are based on a content- identification process and further a process for (re)broadcasting content. These processes are cooperable among a group of member clients each of which are in communication with at least two content sources. The synchronization process identifies select content and directs delivery of the content from an optimal resource for each member client via a smart routing protocol. The (re)broadcast process prompts delivery of the select content to members of the user group from a content origination member of the group, and group members are thereby able to simultaneously access the content for the purpose of providing a content-based platform for social interaction.

[SAVENOK ALEXANDER, SAVENOK PAVEL, LEEKLEY GREGORY H, SAVENOK DAVID, EASON HAROLD R] US FIELD: information technology.SUBSTANCE: Public Broadcasting System to enable participants in a group of users to broadcast the selected content to other members of the user group. The Public Broadcasting System contains: a synchronisation tool for synchronising real-time media content between the members of a user group and a content broadcasting tool. The synchronisation tool and the content broadcasting tool are compatible with a group of client participants, each of which communicates with, at least, two content sources. At the same time, at least, two content sources, each of which is characterized by a separate authorized access point, thus provide, at least, two authorized access points for the same content. The said synchronisation tool comprises means for identifying the selected content and means for indicating a delivery path for indicating a delivery path of the selected content from the optimal location of the content source for each participating client, wherein each selected optimal data source location is selected from, at least, two content sources. The said selection is based on the user-defined parameters, the content broadcasting means is configured to initiate the delivery path specification means, to deliver the selected content to the members of the user group from the content of the user group inviting member. The members of the user group are thus able to simultaneously access the initiation of the content selection from the participant inviting to the content received from the selected optimal locations of the content source in the user group to provide a platform based on the content for public interaction.EFFECT: efficient synchronisation of real-time media content streaming from an indirect source to a direct source.46 cl, 16 dwg

[SAVENOK PAVEL, LEEKLEY GREGORY H, SAVENOK ALEXANDER, SAVENOK DAVID, EASON HAROLD R] US Smart routing synchronization systems socialize a synthetic rebroadcast or group stream for enabling members of a user group to (re)broadcast select content to other members of the user group and collaboratively curate content delivery. The systems are based on a content- identification process and further a process for (re)broadcasting content. These processes are cooperable among a group of member clients each of which are in communication with at least two content sources. The synchronization process identifies select content and directs delivery of the content from an optimal resource for each member client via a smart routing protocol. The (re)broadcast process prompts delivery of the select content to members of the user group from a content origination member of the group, and group members are thereby able to simultaneously access the content for the purpose of providing a content-based platform for social interaction.

[SAVENOK ALEXANDER, SAVENOK PAVEL, LEEKLEY GREGORY H, SAVENOK DAVID, EASON HAROLD R] US Smart routing synchronization systems socialize a synthetic rebroadcast or group stream for enabling members of a user group to (re)broadcast select content to other members of the user group and collaboratively curate content delivery. The systems are based on a content 5 identification process and further a process for (re)broadcasting content. These processes are cooperable among a group of member clients each of which are in communication with at least two content sources. The synchronization process identifies select content and directs delivery of the content from an optimal resource for each member client via a smart routing protocol. The (re)broadcast process prompts delivery of the select content to members of the user group from a .0 content origination member of the group, and group members are thereby able to simultaneously access the content for the purpose of providing a content-based platform for social interaction.

[SAVENOK ALEXANDER, SAVENOK PAVEL, LEEKLEY GREGORY H, SAVENOK DAVID, EASON HAROLD R] US

[SAVENOK ALEXANDER, SAVENOK PAVEL, LEEKLEY GREGORY H, SAVENOK DAVID, EASON HAROLD R] US Smart routing synchronization systems socialize a synthetic rebroadcast or group stream for enabling members of a user group to (re)broadcast select content to other members of the user group and collaboratively curate content delivery. The systems are based on a content 5 identification process and further a process for (re)broadcasting content. These processes are cooperable among a group of member clients each of which are in communication with at least two content sources. The synchronization process identifies select content and directs delivery of the content from an optimal resource for each member client via a smart routing protocol. The (re)broadcast process prompts delivery of the select content to members of the user group from a .0 content origination member of the group, and group members are thereby able to simultaneously access the content for the purpose of providing a content-based platform for social interaction.

[Alexander Savenok, Pavel Savenok, David Savenok, Gregory H. Leekley, Harold R. Eason] US IL Wheaton Smart routing synchronization systems socialize a synthetic rebroadcast or group stream for enabling members of a user group to (re)broadcast select content to other members of the user group and collaboratively curate content delivery. The systems are based on a content-identification process and further a process for (re)broadcasting content. These processes are cooperable among a group of member clients each of which are in communication with at least two content sources. The synchronization process identifies select content and directs delivery of the content from an optimal resource for each member client via a smart routing protocol. The (re)broadcast process prompts delivery of the select content to members of the user group from a content origination member of the group, and group members are thereby able to simultaneously access the content for the purpose of providing a content-based platform for social interaction.