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Context Connect Awarded Canadian Patent for Directory Services and eCommerce

Sunny Ahn — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 22:09:35 +0000

NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS – November 7, 2009 – Context Connect, LLC. (“CCL or the Company”), a leading provider of directory based connectivity services, today announced it has been awarded Canadian Patent #2,416,227 – A System and Method for Directory Services and eCommerce Across Multi-Provider Networks. The patent is focused on the ability to ‘find and connect’ individuals without requiring or needing the actual contact number (e.g., phone number) through a DNS-based contextual platform. The patent extends to directory-based connectivity calls as well as electronic transactions or eCommerce via mobile devices.

The patent describes methods for providing secure connectivity across disparate networks or service providers. Contextual, DNS-based directory listings are created by consumers or groups, while connectivity to individuals is made without revealing valuable customer information and data – thus ensuring a more appropriate way of getting connected through a private-based directory platform (no phone numbers revealed). The patent covers directory-enabled connectivity calls (e.g., SMS or voice calls) originating from social network sites that do not reveal actual connectivity details of target subscribers.

“We are very pleased to our continued growth in our intellectual property portfolio worldwide,” stated Sunny Ahn, CEO and President of Context Connect. “Our IP coverage will help protect our ability to provide private directory-based connectivity calls from any web or mobile site that protects the privacy of the target subscriber.”

CCL provides solutions that enable cross-platform connectivity that allows individuals to find and connect to wireless subscribers across multiple devices and multiple provider platforms. The Company also provides a private mass notification service, ccAlert™, that allows a single message to thousands of people, via the communication devices they have.

About Context Connect, LLC

Context Connect is a leading provider of private directory and connectivity solutions. The company’s DNS-based contextual directory enables individuals to ‘find and connect’ to others, without revealing the connectivity details of the individuals. The company has a broad intellectual property portfolio around a technical model to protect subscriber privacy and carrier relationships while facilitating connectivity. Context Connect was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Newburyport, Massachusetts, with a regional office in New Zealand. For more information, please visit http://www.contextconnect.com.

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Context Connect are trademarks of Context Connect, LLC. All other trademarks are properties of their respective owners.

Context Connect Awarded China Patent for Directory Services

Sunny Ahn — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 21:39:36 +0000

Newburyport, Massachusetts – June 20, 2009 - Context Connect, LLC. (“CCL” or “the Company”), a leading provider of private directory-based connectivity services, today announced it has been awarded China Patent #ZL 01812818.1 - A System and Method for Directory Services and eCommerce Across Multi-Provider Networks. The patent is focused on the ability to ‘find and connect’ individuals without requiring or needing the actual contact number (e.g., phone number) through a DNS-based contextual platform. The patent extends to directory-based connectivity calls as well as electronic transactions or eCommerce via mobile devices.

The patent describes methods for providing secure connectivity across disparate networks or service providers. Contextual, DNS-based directory listings are created by consumers or groups, while connectivity to individuals is made without revealing valuable customer information and data – thus ensuring a more appropriate way of getting connected (self provisioned contextual listings) through a private-based platform (no phone numbers revealed). The patent covers directory assistance/enquiry listings by consumers and merchants that do not reveal actual connectivity details like DNS-like registrar services and vanity-based mobile directories.

“We continue to broaden our IP portfolio globally,” stated Sunny Ahn, CEO and President of Context Connect. “Our portfolio enables us to protect the concept of a global directory platform that protects the privacy of the individual while creating revenues for service providers.”

CCL provides solutions that enable cross-platform connectivity that allows individuals to ‘find and connect’ to wireless subscribers across multiple devices and multiple provider platforms. The Company also provides a private mass notification service, ccAlert™, that allows a single message to thousands of people, via the communication devices they have.

About Context Connect, LLC.

Context Connect is a leading provider of private directory and connectivity solutions. The company’s DNS-based contextual directory enables individuals to ‘find and connect’ to others, without revealing the connectivity details of the individuals. The company has a broad intellectual property portfolio around a technical model to protect subscriber privacy and carrier relationships while facilitating connectivity. Context Connect was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Newburyport, Massachusetts, with a regional office in Wellington, New Zealand. For more information, please visit http://www.contextconnect.com.

Media contacts:
Context Connect, LLC: Sam Sprague, (978) 462-6388

Context Connect Receives Patent Approval in Canada

Sunny Ahn — Thu, 21 May 2009 04:54:21 +0000

Newburyport, Massachusetts – May 20, 2009 – Context Connect, LLC. (“CCL or the Company”), a leading provider of directory based connectivity services, today announced it has received notification of patent approval in both China (Patent application #CN1339536) and Canada (Patent application #CA2416227) - A System and Method for Directory Services and eCommerce Across Multi-Provider Networks. The patents are focused on the ability to ‘find and connect’ individuals without requiring or needing the actual contact number (e.g., phone number) through a DNS-based contextual platform. The patent extends to directory-based connectivity calls as well as electronic transactions or eCommerce via mobile devices.

The patent describes methods for providing secure connectivity across disparate networks or service providers. Contextual, DNS-based directory listings are created by consumers or groups, while connectivity to individuals is made without revealing valuable customer information and data – thus ensuring a more appropriate way of getting connected (self provisioned contextual listings) through a private-based platform (no phone numbers revealed). The patent covers directory assistance/enquiry listings by consumers and merchants that do not reveal actual connectivity details like DNS-like registrar services.

“Our intellectual property portfolio is a key asset for our organization and we continue to build our IP coverage worldwide,” stated Sunny Ahn, CEO and President of Context Connect. “These patents will help provide our firm with coverage for DNS-based directory solution, specifically around the wireless directory assistance (WDA) and yellow page DNS-based registration solutions involving contextual listing.”

About Context Connect, LLC.

Context Connect is a leading provider of private directory and connectivity solutions. The company’s DNS-based contextual directory enables individuals to ‘find and connect’ to others, without revealing the connectivity details of the individuals. The company has a broad intellectual property portfolio around a technical model to protect subscriber privacy and carrier relationships while facilitating connectivity. Context Connect is based in Newburyport, Massachusetts, with a regional office in Wellington, New Zealand. For more information, please visit http://www.contextconnect.com.

Context Connect Awarded US Patent for Directory Services

Sunny Ahn — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 22:55:11 +0000

Newburyport, Massachusetts – March 4, 2008 – Context Connect, LLC. (“CCL” or “the Company”), a leading provider of private directory-based connectivity services, today announced it has been awarded US Patent #7,340,048 – A System and Method for Directory Services and eCommerce Across Multi-Provider Networks. The patent is focused on the ability to ‘find and connect’ individuals without requiring or needing the actual contact number (e.g., phone number) through a DNS-based contextual platform. The patent extends to directory-based connectivity calls as well as electronic transactions or eCommerce via mobile devices.

The patent describes methods for providing secure connectivity across disparate networks or service providers. Contextual, DNS-based directory listings are created by consumers or groups, while connectivity to individuals is made without revealing valuable customer information and data – thus ensuring a more appropriate way of getting connected (self provisioned contextual listings) through a private-based platform (no phone numbers revealed). The patent covers directory assistance/enquiry listings by consumers and merchants that do not reveal actual connectivity details like DNS-like registrar services.

“This patent continues to expand our portfolio of intellectual property, particularly around private, contextual-based directory searches and connectivity,” stated Sunny Ahn, CEO and President of Context Connect. “The platform is appropriate for connectivity calls or ecommerce transactions across disparate service providers without revealing an individual’s actual identity or contact details.”

Context Connect Awarded European Patent for Directory Services

Sunny — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 02:43:39 +0000

Newburyport, Massachusetts – October 17, 2007 – Context Connect, LLC. (“CCL or the Company”), a leading provider of directory based connectivity services, today announced it has been awarded European Patent #EP1301887 – A System and Method for Directory Services and eCommerce Across Multi-Provider Networks. The patent is focused on the ability to ‘find and connect’ individuals without requiring or needing the actual contact number (e.g., phone number) through a DNS-based contextual platform. The patent extends to directory-based connectivity calls as well as electronic transactions or eCommerce via mobile devices.

The patent describes methods for providing secure connectivity across disparate networks or service providers. Contextual, DNS-based directory listings are created by consumers or groups, while connectivity to individuals is made without revealing valuable customer information and data – thus ensuring a more appropriate way of getting connected (self provisioned contextual listings) through a private-based platform (no phone numbers revealed). The patent covers directory assistance/enquiry listings by consumers and merchants that do not reveal actual connectivity details like DNS-like registrar services.

“We continue to build and grow our portfolio of intellectual property worldwide around private directory solutions,” stated Sunny Ahn, CEO and President of Context Connect. “This patent will help provide our firm with coverage for DNS-based directory solution in Europe, specifically around the wireless directory assistance (WDA) and yellow page DNS-based registration solutions involving contextual listing.”

About Context Connect, Inc.

Context Connect is a leading provider of private directory and connectivity solutions. The company’s DNS-based contextual directory enables individuals to ‘find and connect’ to others, without revealing the connectivity details of the individuals. The company has a broad intellectual property portfolio around a technical model to protect subscriber privacy and carrier relationships while facilitating connectivity. Context Connect was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Newburyport, Massachusetts, with a regional office in Wellington, New Zealand. For more information, please visit http://www.contextconnect.com.

Media contacts:
Context Connect, LLC: Sammie Luff, (978) 462-6388

Context Connect Awarded New Zealand Patent for Directory Services and eCommerce

Sunny Ahn — Tue, 02 May 2006 03:32:22 +0000

Newburyport, Massachusetts – May 1, 2006 – Context Connect, Inc. (“CCI”), a leading provider of directory based connectivity services, today announced it has been awarded New Zealand Patent No. 524175 – A System and Method for Directory Services and eCommerce Across Multi-Provider Networks. The patent is focused on the ability to ‘find and connect’ individuals without requiring or needing the actual contact number (e.g., phone number) through a DNS-based contextual platform. The patent extends to directory-based connectivity calls as well as electronic transactions or eCommerce via mobile devices.

“We continue to build and grow our portfolio of intellectual property worldwide,” stated Sunny Ahn, CEO and President of Context Connect. “This patent provides our organization with a significant competitive advantage with any private, DNS-based directory solution in the New Zealand, specifically around the wireless directory assistance (WDA) and contextual listing areas.”

The CCI solution enables cross-platform connectivity that allows individuals to find and connect to wireless subscribers across multiple devices and multiple provider platforms – thus directory assistance to ‘find and connect’ to mobile subscribers.

About Context Connect

Context Connect is a leading provider of directory-based connectivity and directory assistance solutions. Context Connect enables users to ‘find and connect’ to each other across multiple devices and provider networks through a contextual, DNS-based connectivity platform – thus enabling wireless directory assistance (WDA). CCI also provides enterprise directory solutions and identity management services through its contextual platform. CCI is headquartered in Newburyport, Massachusetts, with regional offices in London and Wellington, New Zealand.

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Context Connect are trademarks of Context Connect, Inc. All other trademarks are properties of their respective owners.

Context Connect Awarded UK Patent for Directory Services

Sunny Ahn — Fri, 14 Jan 2005 03:40:52 +0000

Newburyport, Massachusetts – January 13, 2005 – Context Connect, Inc. (“CCI”), a leading provider of directory based connectivity services, today announced it has been awarded U.K. Patent No. GB2376112 – A System and Method for Directory Services and eCommerce Across Multi-Provider Networks. The patent is focused on the ability to ‘find and connect’ individuals without requiring or needing the actual contact number (e.g., phone number) through a DNS-based contextual platform. The patent extends to directory-based connectivity calls as well as electronic transactions or eCommerce via mobile devices.

The patent describes methods for providing connectivity across disparate networks or service providers through a private-based platform. Consumers can self-provision their own directory/connectivity listings while connecting to individuals without revealing their own valuable customer information and data – thus ensuring the privacy for both the consumer and service providers involved.

“This patent is another key asset in our growing portfolio of intellectual property worldwide,” stated Sunny Ahn, CEO of Context Connect. “This patent provides our organization with a significant competitive advantage with any private, DNS-based directory solution in the UK, specifically around the wireless directory assistance (WDA) area.”

About Context Connect

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Context Connect are trademarks of Context Connect, Inc. All other trademarks are properties of their respective owners.

Context Connect Awarded US Patent for Context Association

Sunny Ahn — Wed, 05 May 2004 03:44:49 +0000

Boxford, Massachusetts – May 4, 2004 – Context Connect, Inc. (“CCI”), a leading provider of fixed line and wireless directory services, today announced it has been awarded U.S. Patent No. 6,731,927 for context association with directory assistance, specifically the ability to ‘find and connect’ individuals without requiring or needing the actual contact number (e.g., phone number).

“This patent is a key asset in our growing portfolio of intellectual property and it emphasizes our strong history of innovation,” stated Sunny Ahn, co-founder of Context Connect. “This patent provides our organization with a significant competitive advantage with any wireless directory assistance (WDA) solution provided today.”

About Context Connect
Context Connect is a leading provider of directory assistance and directory-based solutions. Context Connect enables users to ‘find and connect’ to each other across multiple devices and provider networks through a contextual, DNS-based connectivity platform – thus enabling wireless directory assistance (WDA). CCI also provides enterprise directory solutions and identity management services through its contextual platform. CCI is headquartered in Boxford, Massachusetts, with regional offices in London and Wellington, New Zealand.

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Context Connect are trademarks of Context Connect, Inc. All other trademarks are properties of their respective owners.