KR100816795B1 - Method of gathering for offline based contents and computer-readable medium having thereon program performing function embodying the same - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a method for scraping off-line content in a server for scraping content, the method comprising: (a) receiving a content identifier from a user's terminal, and (b) receiving content of the content corresponding to the content identifier based on the content identifier. Obtaining a location; (c) requesting to store the content in a predetermined scrap space of the user based on the obtained location; and (d) confirming that storage of the content is completed. It relates to a scrap method of offline content comprising the step of.

According to the present invention, content contents such as a newspaper or a magazine provided offline can be easily stored in a user's scrap space on a network through a content identifier provided in a printed form such as a newspaper or a magazine.

Newspapers, magazines, offline content, scraps, content identifiers, blogs, homepages

Description

METHOD OF GATHERING FOR OFFLINE BASED CONTENTS AND COMPUTER-READABLE MEDIUM HAVING THEREON PROGRAM PERFORMING FUNCTION EMBODYING THE SAME}

1 is a diagram illustrating an environment in which a method for scraping offline content of the present invention is implemented.

2 is a view sequentially showing the flow of a scrap method of offline content according to the present invention.

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110: user terminal 130: scrap server

150: content server 170: scrap space

The present invention relates to a method of scraping off-line content and a computer-readable recording medium recording a program for realizing the same. More specifically, the present invention provides a content of a newspaper or a magazine, which is provided on-line, in a printed form to a newspaper or a magazine. The present invention relates to a method for scraping off-line content that is easily stored in a user's scrap space on a network through a content identifier, and a computer-readable recording medium having recorded thereon a program for realizing the same.

Recently, with the rapid increase of the Internet, electronic commerce for the whole world is being made through the same medium of the Internet, and the communication function between users is gradually developed, and various forms of communication are being made through the Internet. .

With the development of communication, a community such as cafes, homepages, blogs, etc., where a large number of users can gather and exchange data and opinions on a specific topic, is being activated. The contents provided are also diversified.

Generally, when a user wants to post predetermined content to a community, the user directly inputs the content or posts a picture or a video in the form of a file attachment. In addition, users may fetch certain content scattered across the network and post it to the community. In this case, the user selects and copies the corresponding content and posts it to the community by attaching it to the community, and this collection of content may be referred to as content scrap online or simply content scrap.

As described above, in order to post the content on the network to the community, the user must copy the content and access the community again to post the content. Therefore, the process is cumbersome and complicated.

In order to remedy this drawback, for example, Japanese Patent Application No. 10-2005 entitled "Contents Scrap System and Method" filed December 29, 2003 and published June 20, 2005 at NH -0059385 discloses a system and method for easier scraping of content provided on a network.

The scraping method of contents provided on the network of Patent Publication No. 10-2005-0059385 is as follows.

First, when a user who authenticates a user by logging in to a search server and inputs a search word through a user terminal to receive a content corresponding to a predetermined search word, the search server searches for the content based on the search word and searches a search result page. Form and provide to the user's terminal. In this case, the search result page is provided with a scrap button for each of the searched content, and when the user presses a specific scrap button, the content corresponding to the scrap button is automatically assigned to the scrap space of the user, that is, the blog of the user. Or, it is scraped to the homepage, the user can simply check whether the content desired by the user to access the scrap space is scraped.

The conventional content scrap is to perform a search online and then scrap the corresponding content in a scrap space such as a blog or a personal home page. However, this conventional content scrap does not apply to scraping the content while viewing the offline content, such as a magazine or a newspaper.

In other words, if you want to scrap a magazine or newspaper contents in a scrap space such as your own blog or personal home page, connect to a content server that provides the newspaper or magazine contents through the Internet, find and copy the contents you want, and then recreate yourself. The scrap process is complicated because the scrap is inevitably stored in a blog or the like.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a method for scraping off-line contents, which easily stores contents of a newspaper or a magazine, which are provided on-line, in a scrap space of a user on a network through a content identifier provided in a printed form. have.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a computer-readable recording medium having recorded thereon a program for realizing each step of the offline content scraping method.

In order to achieve the above technical problem, the present invention provides a method for scraping off-line content in a server for scraping content, the method comprising: (a) receiving a content identifier from a user's terminal, and (b) based on the content identifier; Obtaining a location of content corresponding to the content identifier; (c) requesting to store the content in a predetermined scrap space of the user based on the obtained location; and (d) storing the content. It provides a method of scraping offline content comprising the step of confirming that it is completed.

In the method for scraping offline content according to the present invention, the step (a) comprises: (a-1) establishing a wireless network connection with the user's terminal, and (a-2) from the user's terminal The method may include receiving a content identifier, and (a-3) terminating the wireless network connection with the terminal of the user when reception of the content identifier is completed.

Further, in the offline content scraping method according to the present invention, the step (b) may include (b-1) obtaining a location on the network of the content from the content identifier.

In the scraping method of offline content according to the present invention, the step (c) comprises: (c-1) acquiring a location on a network of the scrap space of the user to store the content, and (c-2) And transmitting a request to store the content to a location on a network of the scrap space of the user.

In the scraping method of offline content according to the present invention, the step (d) includes (d-1) receiving a notification that the storage of the content is completed from a location on the network of the content; or ( d-2) receiving a notification that the storage of the content is completed from a location on the network of the user's scrap space.

In addition, the method for scraping offline content according to the present invention may further include (e) notifying the user of the terminal when the content storage completion in step (d) is completed.

In addition, in the offline content scrap method according to the present invention, the content storage completion notification of the step (e) may be performed by sending a short message to the user's terminal.

In another aspect, the present invention provides a method for scraping offline content in a mobile terminal of a user, comprising: (A) obtaining a content identifier for online scrap of the offline content from the offline content, and (B) performing the scrap with the content identifier And (C) receiving a notification from the server performing the scrap that a content corresponding to the content identifier has been stored in a predetermined scrap space of the user. To provide.

In the scrap method of offline content according to the present invention, the content identifier may include an access phone number of a server performing the scrap printed on the offline content and a document number to be scraped.

In this case, step (B) may include (B-1) designating the access telephone number as a reception number to the server performing the scrap and transmitting the document number to be scraped in the form of a short message.

Further, in the scraping method of offline content according to the present invention, the content identifier may include a wireless network access number of a server performing the scrap printed on the offline content and a document number to be scraped.

In this case, the step (B) may include: (B-2) transmitting a connection request to the server performing the scrap by using the wireless network access number; and (B-3) the server performing the scrap from the server. Receiving a short message including a wireless network location of the server performing the scrap in response to an access request; (B-4) connecting to the server performing the scrap via the wireless network location; B-5) may include transmitting the document number to be scraped to the server performing the scrap, or in an alternative embodiment, the step (B) is (B-6) and the wireless network access number The method may include performing a network connection to the server performing the scrap by using the document number to be scraped.

In addition, in the method for scraping offline content according to the present invention, the step (A) includes (A-1) an image code of the mobile terminal of the user, which includes information about the content identifier and is printed on the offline content. Photographing through an input means, wherein the step (B) may include (B-7) accessing a wireless network to a server performing the scrap using a content identifier obtained by photographing the image code. It may include the step of performing.

In addition, in the offline content scrap method according to the present invention, the step (B), (B-8) receiving a short message requesting confirmation whether to perform the scrap from the server performing the scrap, (B-9) The method may further include transmitting the scrap performance confirmation in the form of a short message with respect to the confirmation request.

In addition, the scraping method of offline content according to the present invention, after the step (B), (D) may further comprise the step of terminating the network connection with the server performing the scrap.

The present invention also provides a computer-readable recording medium having recorded thereon a program for realizing each step of the scraping method for offline content according to the present invention.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings, a computer-readable recording medium recording a method for scraping offline content and a program for realizing the same according to the present invention will be described in more detail step by step.

1 is a diagram illustrating an environment in which an offline content scraping method according to the present invention is implemented.

The user terminal 110 is, for example, a mobile communication terminal of a user, a PDA having a wireless communication function, or a terminal including a network connection function such as a user's PC or a notebook. The user terminal 110 is particularly preferably a mobile terminal such as a mobile communication terminal in order to perform a quick scrap when the user wants to view the offline content. In other words, when a user reads a newspaper or a magazine and wants to scrap, the scrap is sent to the scrap server 130 immediately to request scrap through a mobile terminal such as a mobile communication terminal that the user always carries. Is efficient.

When the server that performs the scrap, that is, the scrap server 130 receives a content scrap request from the user terminal 110, if the content corresponding to the scrap request is in the scrap server 130, the content is designated in advance. The scrap is transmitted to the scrap space 170, and if the content corresponding to the scrap request is in the content server 150, the scrap is transmitted to the content server 150 by the content server 150. Ask to do it.

That is, the scrap server 130 periodically receives the content from the content server 130, stores the content, generates a content identifier for the corresponding content, and then notifies the offline content manufacturer such as a newspaper or a magazine to provide the content identifier to a newspaper. By printing, the user can easily configure a content scrap. Alternatively, the scrap server 130 may receive and store only a content identifier from the content server 150, and receive a connection from the user terminal 110 and perform only a link function for scrap with the content server 150. It can also be configured to do so.

The content server 150 transmits the corresponding content to the scrap space 170 in response to the content scrap request of the scrap server 130. The content server 150 is, for example, a server that provides contents of a newspaper or magazine issued offline in a web page form online.

The scrap space 170 is a storage space for scraping content such as personal web pages, blogs, email accounts, etc. of the user of the user terminal 100. For example, the scrap space 170 may be disposed in the scrap server 130, or may be disposed in a position spaced apart from the scrap server 130 through a network. For example, in the latter case, the scrap space 170 may be a blog provided by a user's cyworld mini homepage or Naver or a portal site such as Daum.

Also, although the scrap server 130, the content server 150, and the scrap space 170 are separately shown, for example, these components may be simultaneously provided by one company. That is, for example, a newspaper company that publishes a newspaper, which is an offline medium, includes a content server 150 that provides contents to its system through the web, and at the same time, receives a wireless connection from a user terminal, especially a mobile communication terminal, and performs scrap. The scrap server 130 may be provided at the same time. In addition, the scrap space 170 may be a blog or a personal homepage desired by the user, but the scrap space 170 may be operated by a newspaper company or the like corresponding to the scrap server 130.

When the other user terminal 110 is a mobile communication terminal, a configuration such as a communication relay server in a mobile communication network may be included, but for convenience of description, components and components related to such a network configuration will be omitted.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to a user's terminal 110 or a scrap server 130 that can easily scrap offline content of its own scrap space 170, that is, a mini homepage or blog. do.

2 is a view sequentially showing the flow of a scrap method of offline content according to the present invention.

A method of scraping offline content according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.

First, the user terminal 110 obtains the content identifier for the online scrap of the offline content from the offline content (S110).

The content identifier is provided to the user in a print form corresponding to the offline content, and a user who wants to scrap the corresponding offline content in his or her scrap space 170 performs scraping of the content based thereon.

For example, the content identifier may include an access telephone number of a server performing scrap printed on the offline content, that is, a scrap server 130 and a document number to scrap.

The access telephone number of the scrap server 130 is similar to a general telephone number such as, for example, 02-2000-123, but means a telephone number designated to receive a document number to be scraped in the form of a short message from the user terminal 110. . The document number to be scraped substantially performs a function for identifying the content, and is configured as, for example, 123456789, so as to identify the corresponding content. This document number to be scraped may be specified in the scrap server 130 or in the content server 150.

The content identifier may also include a wireless network access number of the scrap server 130 printed on the offline content and a document number to scrap.

The radio network access number of the scrap server 130 means a radio access number such as ** 1234.

Among these content identifiers, document numbers to be scraped are arranged and printed corresponding to each of the offline contents. That is, in the case of a newspaper, for example, a document number to be scraped is arranged for each article of the newspaper. However, the wireless network access number or access telephone number may be arranged for each newspaper article, but only one wireless network access number or access telephone number may be arranged on the front of the newspaper.

In addition, the content identifier may be printed on a newspaper or the like in the form of a code such as an image code or a two-dimensional barcode. In this case, the user cannot directly check the code, and therefore, the content identifier must be extracted from the user terminal 110.

That is, an image code including information about the content identifier may be captured by an image input means of the user's portable terminal 110, that is, a camera, to extract the content identifier. Such image codes are currently provided by each mobile communication company in accordance with its own standards, but currently include only location information, that is, URL information for wireless Internet access. However, in the offline content scraping method according to the present invention, the image code is configured to include information on the document number to be scraped.

Thereafter, the obtained content identifier is transmitted to the server performing the scrap, that is, the scrap server 130 (S120).

Transmission of the content identifier may be performed in various ways as follows.

First, in the case of using the access telephone number of the scrap server 130, it is possible to designate the access telephone number as a reception number to the scrap server 130 may be implemented to transmit a document number to be scraped in the form of a short message.

In addition, in the case of using the wireless network access number of the scrap server 130, first transmit the access request using the wireless network access number to the scrap server 130, and then in response to the access request from the scrap server 130, the scrap server Receiving a short message including a wireless network location of the 130, and connected to the scrap server 130 through the received wireless network location, it can be implemented to send the document number to scrap to the scrap server 130.

In addition, when using the wireless network access number of the scrap server 130, the following alternative embodiments are possible. That is, the network connection can be performed to the scrap server 130 by using the wireless network access number and the entire document number to be scraped as one wireless network access number. That is, if the wireless network access number is ** 1234 and the document number to be scrapped is 123456789, the combination ** 1234123456789 may be used as a unique wireless network access number for scrap of the document. In this case, the content identifier may be immediately transmitted without the process of receiving a short message.

In addition, the process of transmitting the printed content identifier using the image code may be performed by, for example, a user performing a wireless network connection corresponding to the image code. That is, since the image code already includes the content identifier information, what content is desired to be scraped can also be transmitted to the scrap server 130 by simply accessing the network using the image code.

In addition, when the content identifier is transmitted to the scrap server 130 in this step S120 to request the scrap of the content, although not shown, it may be configured to check whether the scrap is performed again.

That is, when receiving the content identifier transmitted through step S120, the scrap server 130 may transmit a short message requesting confirmation whether to perform the scrap to the user terminal 110. In this case, after receiving the short message, the user terminal 110 may be configured to reconfirm the performing of the scrap again by transmitting a scrap performing confirmation indicating that the scrap is to be performed to the confirmation request short message in the form of the short message.

In addition, although not shown, after transmitting the content identifier from the user terminal 110 to the scrap server 13 in step S120, the network connection between the scrap server 130 and the user terminal 110 can be terminated. That is, especially when using a wireless network, the wireless network usage fee may be charged during the waiting time for such scraps. Therefore, after transmitting the necessary information, that is, the content identifier, the network connection is automatically saved to reduce the communication fee. You can exit.

However, after transmitting the content identifier, the configuration may be connected until the scrap completion notification of step S190 is terminated without ending the network connection between the scrap server 130 and the user terminal 110. This continuous network connection is charged for communication, but the advantage is that the user can immediately confirm the completion of the scrap.

Then, the scrap server 130 receives the content identifier transmitted from the user terminal through step S120 (S130).

In this case, in particular, when a content identifier is received through a wireless network connection with the user terminal 110, a wireless network connection is established with the user's terminal 110, the content identifier is received from the user's terminal 110, and the content is received. When the reception of the identifier is completed, it may be configured to terminate the wireless network connection with the user terminal 110. This configuration is particularly a method for reducing mobile communication charges.

However, even if the reception of the content identifier is completed, the configuration may be connected until the scrap completion notification in step S190 without ending the network connection between the scrap server 130 and the user terminal 110. This continuous network connection is charged for communication, but the advantage is that the user can immediately confirm the completion of the scrap.

Thereafter, the location of the content corresponding to the content identifier is obtained based on the content identifier received in step S130 (S140).

The location of the content refers to a location where the content is stored. For example, when the content is located inside the scrap server 130, the location of the content is a corresponding storage space inside the scrap server 130 or a specific content of the content server 150. If it is located in a directory or the like, the directory becomes the location of the content.

In particular, when content is stored in the content server 130, the location of the content, that is, the location of the content on the network is obtained. In other words, it is configured to easily implement a scrap after acquiring a connection location on a specific network capable of extracting not only a URL but also corresponding content.

Subsequently, a request is made to store content in a scrap space of the user, which is previously determined based on the position obtained in step S140 (S150).

In this case, if the content location acquired in step S140 is determined on the external content server 150, the storage request in step S150 is transmitted to the corresponding content server 150, and the corresponding content server 150 corresponds to the corresponding content server 150. After extracting (S160), it is transmitted to the scrap space 170. The scrap space 170 receives this and stores the scrap in a user's space, that is, a blog or a personal homepage (S170).

In this case, the scrap space 170 is described above, but may be disposed inside the scrap server 130 or outside the scrap server 130. In particular, when disposed outside the scrap server 130, the location on the network of the scrap space 170 must also be obtained. After acquiring a location on the network of the scrap space 170, a scrap of content is requested.

In addition, if it is determined that the content location acquired in step S140 is inside the scrap server 130, it is immediately transmitted to the scrap space 170, and the scrap space 170 receives it and stores it in the user's blog or personal homepage. It performs (S175).

When scrap is completed in the scrap space 170 through step S170 or step S175, the scrap completion is transmitted to the scrap server 130, and the scrap server 130 receives the content and receives the content from the user terminal in step S130. It is confirmed that the scrap for the identifier has been completed, that is, the content for which the user wants to scrap is completed in the user's scrap space (S180). Also, although not shown, the content server 150 may be configured to transmit the scrap to the scrap server 130. That is, the content server 150 may transmit the scrap to the scrap space 170 and then notify the scrap server 130 of the scrap completion in response thereto.

In addition, the scrap server 130 may transmit a scrap completion notification to the user terminal 110 with respect to the confirmation of the completion of the scrap through the step S180, in which case the user terminal 110 receives the scrap completion notification through the step S110 In response to the content identifier obtained and transmitted through step S120, it may be confirmed that content has been stored in its scrap space (S190).

This scrap completion notification is preferably sent from the scrap server 130 to the user's terminal 110 via a short message. Alternatively, if the network connection between the scrap server 130 and the user terminal 110 is ongoing, the scrap completion notification may be displayed on the screen of the user terminal 110 in real time.

Although the configuration of the present invention has been described in detail, it is only for illustrating the present invention, and the protection scope of the present invention is not limited thereto, and the protection scope of the present invention is defined through the description of the claims.

As described above, according to the present invention, content contents such as a newspaper or a magazine provided offline can be easily stored in a user's scrap space on a network through a content identifier provided in a printed form such as a newspaper or a magazine.

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delete delete delete delete delete delete delete delete As a scraping method of offline content in a user's mobile terminal, (A) obtaining a content identifier for online scrap of the offline content by photographing an image code printed on the offline content through an image input means of the user's portable terminal; (B) transmitting the content identifier to a server performing the scrap; (C) receiving a notification from the server performing the scrap that the content corresponding to the content identifier is completed in the predetermined scrap space of the user; Scrap method of offline content comprising a. The method of claim 9, And the content identifier includes an access telephone number of a server that performs the scrap printed on the offline content and a document number to scrap. The method of claim 10, wherein step (B) comprises And (B-1) designating the access telephone number as a reception number to the server performing the scrap, and transmitting the document number to be scraped in the form of a short message. The method of claim 9, Wherein the content identifier includes a wireless network access number of a server performing the scrap printed on the offline content and a document number to scrap. The method of claim 12, wherein step (B) comprises (B-2) transmitting an access request using the wireless network access number to the server performing the scrap; (B-3) receiving a short message from the server performing the scrap including a wireless network location of the server performing the scrap in response to the access request; (B-4) accessing the server performing the scrap through the wireless network location; (B-5) transmitting the document number to be scraped to the server performing the scrap Scrap method of offline content that includes. The method of claim 12, wherein step (B) comprises (B-6) performing a network connection to the server performing the scrap by using the wireless network access number and the document number to be scraped Scrap method of offline content that includes. delete The method of claim 9, wherein step (B) comprises And (B-7) performing a wireless network connection to a server performing the scrap by using the content identifier obtained by photographing the image code. The method of claim 9, wherein step (B) comprises (B-8) receiving a short message requesting confirmation whether to perform the scrap from the server performing the scrap; (B-9) transmitting the scrap performance confirmation in the form of a short message in response to the confirmation request Scrap method of offline content that further comprises. The method of claim 9, wherein after step (B), (D) the scraping method of offline content further comprising the step of terminating the network connection with the server performing the scrap. 19. A computer-readable recording medium having recorded thereon a program for realizing each step of the method for scraping off-line content according to any one of claims 9 to 14 and 16 to 18.

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