VCC Granted Patents in EU, Japan, South Korea, and Canada - The Video Call Center
VCC announced today it has been issued
patents for our Caller Queue®
process and system in the European Union (#3446445), Japan (#7023274), and
South Korea (#2360662). The patent has also been allowed in Canada, Australia,
and Israel. The new patents increase VCC’s portfolio to
twelve. Our Caller Queue process underpins the AirFirst™ platform and is widely
used to produce popular TV shows for Discovery Channel, TLC, Food Network,
NBCUniversal Television Distribution, and many others.
“While bringing a video caller to
air is increasingly common, seeing it done well at scale is not. VCC’s
professional clients and patent offices worldwide recognize the VCC’s intense
focus on underlying processes that contribute to improved productivity, high
quality, speed, and ease-of-use are unique. As VCC moves into new markets, this
differentiation is valued for use in productions of all kinds, from network
televisions and news to visual radio. Large and small corporations alike who
value efficient production teams and whose brands are synonymous with quality
depend on VCC.”
– Larry Thaler, VCC CEO
Caller Queue enables the producers of a show to:
-Invite virtually unlimited numbers of viewers anywhere in the world to
use their smartphones, tablets, and computers to participate on-air, and
on-screen, in a live television
production
-Create a branded, virtual “green room” to retain guests prior to air.
Guests can digitally sign legal releases and watch the show’s progress while
waiting.
-Sort, filter, and prioritize available video callers to best meet
creative requirements
-Communicate with callers to screen and prepare them prior to their
appearance on air
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