Adam Goldband

Systems, computer-implemented methods, and media for providing a graph of assets by one or more computing devices include building an asset graph from a data set of assets, the asset graph including plural assets, at least one connection connecting each asset to one or more other asset in the graph, and metadata associated with each connection storing details relating to the connection; identifying an asset in the asset graph that corresponds to an asset in a third party social media platform's… Show more

Systems, computer-implemented methods, and media for providing a graph of assets by one or more computing devices include building an asset graph from a data set of assets, the asset graph including plural assets, at least one connection connecting each asset to one or more other asset in the graph, and metadata associated with each connection storing details relating to the connection; identifying an asset in the asset graph that corresponds to an asset in a third party social media platform's asset graph; requesting information relating to connections to the identified asset; receiving the requested information relating to connections to the identified asset; and building out the asset graph according to the received information. Show less

Computer-implemented methods and systems include proxying a request for a web page from a web server; generating a request for content from one of a plurality of downstream applications corresponding to the request; transmitting the request to the one of the plurality of downstream applications; receiving a response from the one of the plurality of downstream applications, the response including the content; decorating the content to generate a decorated web page; and transmitting the decorated… Show more

Computer-implemented methods and systems include proxying a request for a web page from a web server; generating a request for content from one of a plurality of downstream applications corresponding to the request; transmitting the request to the one of the plurality of downstream applications; receiving a response from the one of the plurality of downstream applications, the response including the content; decorating the content to generate a decorated web page; and transmitting the decorated web page to the web server. Show less

A method executed by one or more computing devices for providing customized content delivery, the method comprising:
receiving, by at least one of the one or more computing devices, a selection of a plurality of base requests, wherein the plurality of base requests specify a plurality of data sources and wherein execution of the plurality of base requests results in retrieval of content from the plurality of data sources;
receiving, by at least one of the one or more computing devices, a… Show more

A method executed by one or more computing devices for providing customized content delivery, the method comprising:
receiving, by at least one of the one or more computing devices, a selection of a plurality of base requests, wherein the plurality of base requests specify a plurality of data sources and wherein execution of the plurality of base requests results in retrieval of content from the plurality of data sources;
receiving, by at least one of the one or more computing devices, a mapping of the plurality of base requests to one or more custom requests, wherein execution of the one or more custom requests results in execution of at least one of the plurality of base requests;
receiving, by at least one of the one or more computing devices, a mapping of the one or more custom requests to an output template, wherein output of the one or more custom requests is formatted according to the output template and wherein receiving the mapping of the one or more custom requests to the output template comprises:
parsing the one or more custom requests into a model of the output template;
transmitting the model;
receiving one or more modifications to the model; and
building the modified model into the output template; and
executing, by at least one of the one or more computing devices, the one or more custom requests, wherein execution of the one or more custom requests results in content retrieved from at least one of the plurality of data sources being formatted according to the output template. Show less

A method and apparatus for product catalog navigation. A database stores, in a tangible form, an electronic catalog of product records in an ontology. A query module is configured to receive a product identifier, query the database based on the product identifier and navigate the ontology of the electronic catalog to identify at least one product record in the electronic catalog associated with the product identifier. The product identifier can be image data of the product. The query module… Show more

A method and apparatus for product catalog navigation. A database stores, in a tangible form, an electronic catalog of product records in an ontology. A query module is configured to receive a product identifier, query the database based on the product identifier and navigate the ontology of the electronic catalog to identify at least one product record in the electronic catalog associated with the product identifier. The product identifier can be image data of the product. The query module can also use supplemental product indicia and additional external information to query the database. Enhanced visualization techniques can be used to display the product in relation to another virtual image. Show less

Systems and methods for gleaning insight by examining search queries and the query results are described. Interception logic may be provided in the API (application programming resource), across all of a hosts’ resources to collect information about searches and the results being returned. This information can be aggregated in a service, which can be hit before other searches are run to determine if there is a better set of data that should be returned than the default response. Systems and… Show more

Systems and methods for gleaning insight by examining search queries and the query results are described. Interception logic may be provided in the API (application programming resource), across all of a hosts’ resources to collect information about searches and the results being returned. This information can be aggregated in a service, which can be hit before other searches are run to determine if there is a better set of data that should be returned than the default response. Systems and methods for delivering a web page (e.g., search results) to a user in response to a page request (e.g., a request for search results) are also described, wherein the web page delivered to the user may be the same as or different from the page requested. The collected information is used to determine which page should be delivered to the user. Show less

Embodiments of the present invention relate to a method for mapping complex and simple URLs, including navigating a database storing an electronic catalog of product records, wherein the catalog comprises a taxonomy of product categories and products within the categories, receiving a webpage request corresponding to a product record in the catalog, the webpage request having a first URL address associated with it upon a user selecting the webpage to view, wherein the first URL is determined… Show more

Embodiments of the present invention relate to a method for mapping complex and simple URLs, including navigating a database storing an electronic catalog of product records, wherein the catalog comprises a taxonomy of product categories and products within the categories, receiving a webpage request corresponding to a product record in the catalog, the webpage request having a first URL address associated with it upon a user selecting the webpage to view, wherein the first URL is determined based on location of the product record in the taxonomy, accessing a mapping rule which matches the first URL address to a stored second URL address, and redirecting the first URL address to the second URL address by processing the mapping rule, wherein the first URL address is no longer displayed as a website address and the second URL address is displayed on a screen as the website address from the webpage. Show less