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Laura Kassovic Corey Zahner Jason Eaton Matt Baker Juke Box Heroes Laura Kassovic Corey Zahner Jason Eaton Matt Baker

Patent Liability GUI Touch Screen Ethernet enabled Song list and queue manager

Patent 1 – 7,289,393 Filed June 30, 2003 Music Jukebox Advanced Audio Devices Includes a case, audio input, audio output and data storage. It is specifically built to store an entire music library and includes some user interface that enables a user to select a sound track from the library. The screen will display the contents of the library.

Patent 1 – 7,289,393 Response Claims: 1. Display is independent of MCU 2. Will only display songs if selected by user 3. User may not select a group of songs at once 4. Time remaining not displayed Claims: 1. Display controlled by main processor, on front panel of device 2. Master song list/displayed 3. One touch operable control to select a ‘group’ of song 4. Time remaining displayed

Patent 2 – 20,070,033,321 Filed 08/08/2005 Quick pick apparatus and method for music selection ROWE International A computer jukebox for playing songs in response to a user request. Comprising of: one memory for storing a plurality of digital musical selections and information identifying the musical selections a display for presenting song selections based on the information identifying the musical selections

Patent 2 – 20,070,033,321 Response Claims: 1. Songs remain on USB drive 2. Queue is based on popular vote 3. Randomizer not based on popularity 4. No list of frequently chosen songs is displayed. Only current queue. Claims: 1. Songs stored in memory 2. A popularity queue is used but only accessible by one user at a time 3. Randomizer 4. Frequent song list

Patent 3 – 20,080,086,379 Filed 09/24/2007 Digital downloading jukebox with enhanced communication features Systems and/or methods for use in connection with digital downloading jukeboxes are provided. Such systems and/or methods may be used to provide enhanced communications capabilities.

Patent 3 – 20,080,086,379 Response Claims: 1. Jukebox connected to Ethernet 2. MP3 decoding and song fetching not considered literal infringement Claims: 1. Jukebox available to remote devices connected to the audiovisual distribution network 2. A software application converts playlist and publishes it on the jukebox

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