Leader Technologies Inc. v. Facebook Inc.
Filing
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DECLARATION Of Paul J. Andre re 179 Claim Construction Opening Brief by Leader Technologies Inc.. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit 1, # 2 Exhibit 2, # 3 Exhibit 3, # 4 Exhibit 4, PART 1, # 5 Exhibit 4 PART2, # 6 Exhibit 4 PART 3, # 7 Exhibit 4 PART 4, # 8 Exhibit 4 PART 5, # 9 Exhibit 4 PART 6, # 10 Exhibit 4 PART 7, # 11 Exhibit 4 PART 8, # 12 Exhibit 5)(Rovner, Philip) Modified on 12/11/2009 (nms).
EXHIBIT 2
Claim Term
Facebook’s Preliminary Proposed Construction
accesses [the data]
retrieves information in the second context as distinct from uploading, adding
or creating it
[the data is] accessed
the information is retrieved in the second user environment, as distinct from
uploading, adding or creating it
application(s)
a computer program designed to accomplish a specific task
arrangements
a specifically-ordered set of items
associated/association/a linked, or linking
ssociating
based on the change
in response to the user’s movement from the first context to the second
context
capturing
obtaining
change in access of the
user
movement of a user from the first workspace to the second workspace to
facilitate access in the second workspace
change information
data that records the movement of a user from one user workspace to another
component
Facebook contends that the term “component” should be construed in
reference to the specific components recited in the asserted claims (“context
component,” “tracking component,” “storage component”). See constructions
for those terms, below.
context
collection of interrelated webs
context component
Means-plus-function element governed by § 112(6)
As to claim 1:
Function: Capturing context information associated with user-defined data
created by user interaction of a user in a first context of the network-based
system and dynamically storing the context information in metadata
associated with the user-defined data.
Structure: Context component 110 of Fig. 1, but the algorithm used to carry
out the recited function is not disclosed in the specification as required by §
112(6), rendering claim 1 invalid.
As to claim 23::
Claim Term
Facebook’s Preliminary Proposed Construction
Function: Defining a first user workspace of the web-based server, assigning
one or more applications to the first user workspace, capturing context data
associated with user interaction of a user while in the first user workspace,
and for dynamically storing the context data as metadata on a storage
component of the web-based server.
Structure: Context component 110 of Fig. 1, but the algorithm used to carry
out the recited function is not disclosed in the specification as required by §
112(6), rendering the claim invalid.
context information
data that identifies at least a specific context
created or create
brought/to bring into existence
dynamically
automatically and in response to the preceding event
employs [at least one
of] [the application and
data]
uses at least one of the application and data that is already in the second user
environment, as distinct from uploading, adding or creating them
employs [the
application and data]
uses the application and data that is already in the second user environment,
as distinct from uploading, adding or creating them
employs
uses something already available (as distinct from uploading, adding or
creating
environment
collection of interrelated contexts
file storage pointers
information that identifies the specific folders in which specific files are
located
generating
creating
in response to which
causing
indexing
the creation and use of a list or table that contains reference information
pointing to stored data
interrelated
related to each other
interrelationship
defining a parent-child relationship between two or more workspaces
locating/locate
finding/find
many to many
Term is indefinite under 35 U.S.C. § 112(1).
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Claim Term
Facebook’s Preliminary Proposed Construction
functionality
metadata
a stored item of information associated with a user’s data that identifies at
least the context, user workspace or user environment in which the user and
the data currently reside
ordering
placing into a fixed sequence
ordering information
data that specifies a particular path or route by which user environments must
be traversed
portable wireless
device
device that can communicate with a computer network over a wireless
communications medium
relational storage
methodology
storing items in a database based on their relationships to each other
relationship
information defining a connection between two or more things
remote location
a place different from the web-based computing platform
search and association
criteria
indefinite; no construction possible
storage component
memory
tagged
attached
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Claim Term
tracking component
Facebook’s Preliminary Proposed Construction
Means-plus-function element governed by § 112(6)
As to claim 1:
Function: Tracking a change of the user from the first context to a second
context of the network-based system and dynamically updating the stored
metadata based on the change.
Structure: Tracking component 116 of Fig. 1 but the algorithm used to carry
out the recited functions is not disclosed in the specification as required by §
112(6), rendering claim 1 invalid.
As to claim 23:
Function: Tracking change information associated with a change in access
of the user from the first user workspace to a second user workspace, and
dynamically storing the change information on the storage component as part
of the metadata.
Structure: Tracking component 116 of Fig. 1 but the algorithm used to carry
out the recited functions is not disclosed in the specification as required by §
112(6), rendering the claim invalid.
traversing
navigation by the user according to a specific path or route
updating
modifying existing data to make it current
user interaction
user actions resulting in the creation of data
user-defined data
data created by user interaction of a user in a first context of the networkbased system
web
collection of interrelated boards/workspaces
workspace
a collection of data and application functionality related to a user-defined
topic
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