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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that on July 8, 2008, I electronically filed with the Clerk of Court the attached PUBLIC VERSION OF THE DECLARATION OF THOMAS L. HALKOWSKI, using CM/ECF which will send notification of such filing to the following individuals: Jack B. Blumenfeld - [email protected] Maryellen Noreika - [email protected] Richard J. Bauer - [email protected] MORRIS, NICHOLS, ARSHT & TUNNEL LLP 1201 North Market Street P.O. Box 1347 Wilmington, DE 19899-1347 (Also served via hand delivery) Steven C. Cherny - [email protected] Karen Y. Tu - [email protected] Clement J. Naples - [email protected] LATHAM & WATKINS LLP 885 Third Avenue, Suite 1000 New York, NY 10022 David A. Nelson - [email protected] Alan Devlin - [email protected] Brett M. Doran - [email protected] LATHAM & WATKINS LLP Sears Tower, Suite 5800 Chicago, IL 60606 Michael J. Schallop - [email protected] LATHAM & WATKINS LLP 140 Scott Drive Menlo Park, CA 94025 Susan S. Azad - [email protected] LATHAM & WATKINS LLP 355 South Grand Avenue, Suite 100 Los Angeles, CA 90071-1560
/s/ Thomas L. Halkowski Thomas L. Halkowski [email protected]
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CLAIMS
What is claimed is:
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A system
of call processing in a telephone telephone network, the system network to store user-
network having a user comprising:
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selectable criteria in association with caller identification data and the incoming call includes origination identification data associated therewith, the controller using the origination identification data to identify user-selectable criteria stored in the data structure in association with the caller identification data.
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The syste~u claim 2 wherein the identification data is telephone of
automatic number identificatioil data.
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The system of claim 2 wherein the identification data is electronic
mail identification data.
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5.
The system of claim I wherein the user-selectable criteria indicates
perfission to process the incoming call, the contl-oller-processing the incoming call in accordance with the permission to generate a ring signal at the user telephone.
6.
The system of claim 1 wllerein the user-selectable criteria indicates
no permission to process the iilcoming call, the conh-oller-blocking the incomiilg call and not generating a ring signal at the user telephone.
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The system of cl5m 6 wherein the controller blocking the incoming
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The system of claim 1 wherein the user-selectable criteria indicates
permission to process the incoming call during a usel-selected time period, the controller processing the incoming call during the user-selected time period in accordance with the permission to generate a ring signal at the user telephone, the controller blocking the incoming call and not generating a ring signal at the user telephone during a time period other than the user-selected time period.
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The system of claim 9, further comprising an outgoing message
system storing a plurality of outgoing messages, the controller selecting one of the plurality of outgoing messages wherern the outgoing message system plays the selected outgoing message at an origination telephone from which the incoming call is originated.
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The system of claim 10 w11e1-ein the incoming call arrives at a
particular time other than the user-selected time period, the controller selecting the selected outgoing message based on the particular time of an-ival of the incoming call.
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The system of claim I , fu~thercomprising a data editor to permit
user entry and editing of the user-selectable criteria into the data structure.
13.
The system of claim 12 wherein the data editor is a computer
cougled to the computer network
14.
The system of claim 1 wherein the computer network is the Internet. e i ~ ithe data structure comprises a ntification data and having the usery of data substructures, wherein the associated therewith, the controller a pa~ticularone of the plurality of corresponding to the origination and processing the incoming call In accordance with the usertlle plurality of data substructures.
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The system of claim 15, f i ~ ~ t l comprising a data editor to permit ~er
user entxy of the caller identification data illto the data structure prior to receipt of the incoming call.
wherein a first of the plurality of data ata to identify individuals from whom the rocessin the incoming call and signaling
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the user telephone of an incoming call identification data corresponds to caller substructures.
if the origination plurality of data
wherein a first of the plurality of data ta to identify individuals from whom the Iler blocking processing of the incoming onds to caller identification in the fust of
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The system of claim 18 wherein the cont~ollerblocking processing
of the incoming call generates a busy signal at an origination telephone from which the incoming call is originated.
20.
The system of claim 15 wherein a first of the plurality of data
substructures is a list of caller identification data to identify individuals from whom the user will accept incoming calls subject to user-selected time restrictions, the controller processing the incoming call in accordance with the time restrictions and signaling the user telephone cf an incoming call directed to the user telephone if the origination identification data corresponds to caller ideniification in the first of the plurality of data
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pecification of call processing in a telephone led to the telephone network, the system comprising: hin a computer network and accessible by the aining a plurality of caller lists each having
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network access poit to determine which of the plurality of caller lists contains the origination data, the controller processing the incoming call in accordance with the userselectable criteria associated with the caller list containing the origination data. 22. The system of claim 21 wherein the user-selectable criteria
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the permission to generate a ring signal at the usel- telephone.
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The system of claim 21 wherein the user-selectable criteria
associated with the caller list containing the origination data indicates permissicn to process the incoming call during a user-selected time period, the controller processing the incoming call during the user-selected time period in accordance with the permission to generate a ring signal at the user telephone, the controller blocking the incoming call and not generating a ring signal at the user telephone during time periods other than the userselected time period.
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The system of claim 21, Fulther compl-ising a data editor to permit
user entry and editing of the user-selectable criteria into the data structure.
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The system of claim 21 wherein the computer network is the
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The system of claim 2 1 wherein the telephone network is a public
switched telephone network.
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medium of claim 29 wherein the computerrules are performed on a computer
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The cornputel--1-eadable medium
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of claim 28 wherein the userincoming call, the computerfor pelforming the steps of the user telephone and
selectable criteria readable medium processing the generating a ring signal at the user telephone.
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medium of claim 28 wherein the userprocess the incoming call, the computerinstructions for performing the steps of the incoming call and not generating a
selectable criteria readable medium processing the ring signal at the user telephone.
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The co#uter-readable
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the step of generating a busy signal at an
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selectable criteria indicates pelmission to process the time period, the computer-readable medium for performing the steps of processi~lsthe period in accordance with the pelmission to and blocking the incoming call and not during time periods other than the
call during a user-selected instructions
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wherein the data structure complises a and having the each storing caller identification data with each of the plurality of data origination identification data containing co~nputer-executable shucture using the origination data substructures identification data and criteria associated
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network having a user t ephoue coupled to the telephone network, the method complising:
accepting of the telephone ne within the data s'tru
accessin a data structure contained within a computer network independent ork to retrieve user-selectable criteria for call pr~cessingstored re; and
proc ssing the incoming call in accordance with the user-selectable criteria.
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incoming call designated for the user telephone;
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The method
fu~ther comprising generating call and storing the call processing rules
processing rules based on the on the computer network in
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performed on a computer coupled to the computer network.
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The method of claim 45, fu~ther comprising generating a busy signal
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The method of claim 45, furthel- comprising playing an outgoing
message at an origination telephone from which the incoming call is originated, the outgoing message indicating that the incoming call will not be connected to the user telephone.
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The method of claim 38 wherein the processing
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the incoming call comprising processing the incomi g call dul-ing the user-selected time period in accordance with the penaission to gener re a ring signal at the user telephone, and blocking the incoming call and not genera ng a ring signal at the user telephone duriig time periods other than the user-selecte time period.
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method of claim 49 wherein a first of the plurality of data caller identification data to identi@ individuals from whom the calls, the processing the incoming call comprising signaling the
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identification data corresponds to caller subshuchlres.
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