Event Management System For Creating A Second Event
First Claim
1. A method performed by an event management system, the method comprising:
- hosting a first event that includes a first set of event endpoints that provides first and second sets of media streams to respective first and second sets of attendees during the first event; and
while hosting the first event, creating a second event that includes a it) second set of event endpoints that provide a third set of media streams to at least one of the first set of attendees and a fourth set of media streams during the second event;
wherein a first one of the second set of event endpoints is sufficiently separated from each of the first set of event endpoints so that the second event does not substantially interfere with the first event.
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Abstract
An event management system is configured to host a first event that includes a first set of event endpoints that provides first and second sets of media streams to respective first and second sets of attendees during the first event. The event management system is configured to, while hosting the first event, create a second event that includes a second set of event endpoints that provide a third set of media streams to at least one of the first set of attendees and a fourth set of media streams during the second event. At least one of the second set of event endpoints is sufficiently separated from each of the first set of event endpoints so that the second event does not substantially interfere with the first event.
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20 Claims
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1. A method performed by an event management system, the method comprising:
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hosting a first event that includes a first set of event endpoints that provides first and second sets of media streams to respective first and second sets of attendees during the first event; and while hosting the first event, creating a second event that includes a it) second set of event endpoints that provide a third set of media streams to at least one of the first set of attendees and a fourth set of media streams during the second event; wherein a first one of the second set of event endpoints is sufficiently separated from each of the first set of event endpoints so that the second event does not substantially interfere with the first event. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A system comprising:
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a network interface configured to connect to a network; and an event management system coupled to the network interface; wherein the event management system is configured to cause first and second event endpoints to provide respective first and second sets of media streams to respective first and second sets of attendees during a first event using the network interface, wherein the event management system is configured to receive a request to create a second event that includes at least a third event endpoint that is sufficiently separated from each of the first and the second event endpoints so that the second event does not substantially interfere with the first event when providing a third set of media streams to a first subset of the first set of attendees, wherein the event management system is configured to provide an option to join the second event to at least the first and the second sets of attendees during the first event, and wherein the event management system is configured to maintain an association between the first event and the second event. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A program product comprising:
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a program executable by a processor for causing the processor to; receive, during a first event that includes a first set of event endpoints providing first and second sets of media streams to respective first and second sets of attendees, a request to create a second event; and during the first event, create the second event in response to receiving the request to include a second set of event endpoints that provide a third set of media streams to at least one of the first set of attendees and a fourth set of media streams to at least one of the second set of attendees during the second event, wherein a first one of the second set of event endpoints is sufficiently separated from each of the first set of event endpoints so that the second event does not substantially interfere with the first event; a medium that stores the program so that the program is accessible by the processor. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20)
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