GIN INTERACTIVE NETWORKS

Brand Owner Address Description
GIN Group Interactive Solutions, Inc. 104 N. Main Street 2nd FLR Gainesville FL 32601 GIN INTERACTIVE NETWORKS;Communication services, namely, providing online, non-downloadable software for use in enabling users to access maintained websites for the purposes of engaging in file sharing emailing, text messaging, discussion boards, instant messaging, posting announcements and questions, as well as other communication organizing tools, namely, calendar and contacts; Computer services, namely, hosting and maintaining an online website for others to engage in file sharing, emailing, text messaging, discussion boards, instant messaging, posting announcements and questions, as well as other communication organizing tools, namely, calendar and contacts; Application service provider featuring software for use in engaging in file sharing, emailing, text messaging, discussion boards, instant messaging, posting announcements and questions, as well as other communication organizing tools, namely, calendar and contacts;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The present invention provides a method and system handling information exchange through networks 102 to 110 for interactive information exchange, especially for interactive Internet based game show. At least one server 120 and a plurality of client machines 130 to 146 are connected through the networks 102 to 110. First, the server 120 receives subscription messages from a subset of said client machines 130 to 146. By receiving the subscription messages from the client machines 130 to 146 the provider of the particular program knows which users want to participate in the program. In response, the server 120 composes a request message offering predetermined response options, whereby corresponding response messages are returned through said networks 102 to 110 in one or more packets. In parallel, packet forwarding rules are set up in said networks 102 to 110 specifying a particular treatment for said returned packets dependent on said predetermined response options. Finally, the server sends the request message to the subset of client machines.