FULL PAGE VIDEO INTERSTITIAL ADVERTISEMENT
First Claim
1. A computer-implemented method, comprising the steps of:
- storing an advertisement on a server, the advertisement including a set of media assets including a video, a sound, and a fuse illustrating a progression of the video;
storing a set of instructions on a client computer in communication with the server, the client computer in communication with a web site including a webpage having a webpage display width and a webpage display height and specifying how the webpage will be displayed on the client computer, the set of instructions specifying one or more properties of the advertisement including an advertisement display width, an advertisement display height, and one or more transparency values, the advertisement display width being equal to or less than the webpage display width and the advertisement display height being equal to or less than the webpage display height, the set of instructions specifying how the advertisement will be displayed on the client computer as an overlay on the webpage when the client computer is in communication with the web site and how at least a portion of the webpage will be visible behind the overlay based on the one or more transparency values;
serving the advertisement from the server to the client computer for display of the video and for play of the sound on the client computer based on the set of instructions; and
managing an exposure period between when the advertisement is served to the client computer and when the advertisement or a second advertisement is served to the client computer.
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to a full-page video interstitial advertisement. The interstitial advertisement offers advertisers a high quality, full screen video distribution opportunity for a set period of time, such as a 15 second spot, however the duration of the video may vary depending on the content of the video or the configuration of the webpage. A session manager controls the exposure of the interstitial advertisement to the user, to prevent the user from experiencing too frequent interstitial advertisements during a web session. The interstitial advertisement includes a fuse for displaying the playing progress of the video. The use of sound is preferred as part of the interstitial advertisement since it is important for the delivery of the media value of the advertisement. The interstitial advertisement spans the entire web browser screen, overlaid on top of the current web page using a transparency layer.
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1. A computer-implemented method, comprising the steps of:
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storing an advertisement on a server, the advertisement including a set of media assets including a video, a sound, and a fuse illustrating a progression of the video; storing a set of instructions on a client computer in communication with the server, the client computer in communication with a web site including a webpage having a webpage display width and a webpage display height and specifying how the webpage will be displayed on the client computer, the set of instructions specifying one or more properties of the advertisement including an advertisement display width, an advertisement display height, and one or more transparency values, the advertisement display width being equal to or less than the webpage display width and the advertisement display height being equal to or less than the webpage display height, the set of instructions specifying how the advertisement will be displayed on the client computer as an overlay on the webpage when the client computer is in communication with the web site and how at least a portion of the webpage will be visible behind the overlay based on the one or more transparency values; serving the advertisement from the server to the client computer for display of the video and for play of the sound on the client computer based on the set of instructions; and managing an exposure period between when the advertisement is served to the client computer and when the advertisement or a second advertisement is served to the client computer. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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