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ARRANGING SUBSCRIPTIONS SUBSCRIPTION BASED

ARRANGING SUBSCRIPTIONS SUBSCRIPTION BASED

Brand Owner Address Description
SCROLL SCROLL LABS INC. 195 PLYMOUTH STREET, STE. 5-8 BROOKLYN NY 11201 Arranging subscriptions of the subscription-based online content of others; customer relationship management; none of the foregoing relating to providing video games or interactive gaming entertainment;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

   
Technical Examples
  1. A system and method for enabling highly scalable multi-node event distribution networks through the use of summary-based routing, particularly event distribution networks using a content-based publish/subscribe model to distribute information. By allowing event routers to use imprecise summaries of the subscriptions hosted by matcher nodes, an event router can eliminate itself as a bottleneck thus improving overall event distribution network throughput even though the use of imprecise summaries results in some false positive event traffic. False positive event traffic is reduced by using a filter set partitioning that provides for good subscription set locality at each matcher node, while at the same time avoiding overloading any one matcher node. Good subscription set locality is maintained by routing new subscriptions to a matcher node with a subscription summary that best covers the new subscription. Where event space partitioning is desirable, an over-partitioning scheme is described that enables load balancing without repartitioning.