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• the present invention relates to a system and method for Internet advertisement using a monitor including a main display and a sub display, and more particularly to a system and method for Internet advertisement using a monitor including a main display and a sub display arranged at a portion of the monitor other than the monitor portion where the main display is arranged, the sub display being adapted to display a plurality of link means so as to allow data, linked m response to a selection of desired link means by the user, to be displayed on the main display, thereby allowing the user to always view advertisements displayed on the sub display, irrespective of whether or not a web page is displayed with a web browser such as Internet Explorer or Netscape on the mam display of the monitor, so that an improvement in advertisement effect is achieved.
• a web browser such as Internet Explorer or Netscape
• a variety of Internet advertisement methods have been proposed. For example, an advertising method using banners has been proposed. In accordance with this method, an advertisement content is displayed in the form of a graphic box, so called a "banner", between regions of text information on a screen of the user' s monitor when the user has access to a desired site on the Internet. Where the user clicks the displayed banner, a detailed advertisement may be displayed. Otherwise, the user is automatically connected to the web site of the banner advertiser.
• a graphic box so called a "banner”
• advertising methods such as a cooperated advertising method, in which each of sites having a cooperating relation with one another provides links allowing the user to have access to the other sites, a pop-up advertising method, in which an advertisement content is displayed every time the user has access to a new site, and an E-mail advertising method in which an E-mail containing an advertisement content is periodically and unsolicitedly sent to the mailing account of the Internet user.
• an advertisement is allowed to be shown to the user only under the condition in which he has access to an associated site or clicks an associated banner. Once the user exits the site, the advertisement disappears. For this reason, only a temporary advertising effect is provided.
• the conventional Internet advertising methods involve a degradation in advertising effect.
• the user may be rather reluctant to view the displayed advertisement because the advertisement is unilaterally transmitted to the user. For this reason, an adverse advertising effect may rather be generated.
• the advertisement may consist of a text, a graphic of a still image, or a simple animation because of a limited advertisement display region and a limited advertisement display time, so that it is irregular and rough. For this reason, there is a limitation in attracting user' s attention, thereby resulting in a degradation in advertising effect. Due to the advertisement display region, the working region for the user is correspondingly reduced. This causes inconvenience to the user.
• an object of the invention is to provide a system and method for Internet advertisement using a monitor including a main display and a sub display arranged separately from the main display so as not to interfere with graphical user interface (GUI) environment for handling the display of information while eliminating limitations in terms of time and space, the sub display also being provided with functions for a user' s convenience and functions for advertising schedule management, thereby allowing a systematic and dynamic advertising broadcasting to be implemented.
• GUI graphical user interface
• the present invention provides an Internet advertising system comprising: a plurality of user computers configured to have access to the Internet, each of the user computer including a monitor, which serves as display means and consists of a main display for displaying a main processing content of a program used by a user, and a sub display for displaying a graphical user interface environment of the user computer, a plurality of link means adapted to allow the user computer to be linked to web pages respectively associated with the link means, and an image processing unit for driving the mam display and the sub display; a system server for providing diverse information and diverse link means to each of the user computers via the Internet to display the information on the sub display along with information provided via the link means; and a plurality of information providing servers connected to the system server, each of the information providing servers being an oo ect, by which each of the user computers is linked to the link means.
• the present invention provides an Internet advertising method comprising the steps of: constructing a network using user computers each including a monitor consisting of a sub display adapted to display advertisement data and a mam display adapted to display a ma processing content of the associated user computer, a plurality of information providing servers adapted to provide advertisement data and content information, and a system server adapted to transmit the advertisement data and content information, provided from the information providing servers, to the user computers, thereby allowing the transmitted data and information to be displayed on respective sub displays of the user computers; registering diverse information and diverse advertisement data, to be displayed on the sub display included m each of the user computers, supplied from the information providing servers; registering, as subscribers, users having access to the system server; and transmitting the registered advertisement data to the user computers, thereby displaying the advertisement data on respective sub displays of the user computers.
• the monitor of each user computer consists of a main display and a sub display respectively displaying different contents. Advertisements and link means are displayed on the sub display.
• the user can be easily linked to an information providing server via an associated advertisement or link means displayed on the sub display.
• desired information is displayed on the main display, so that the user can acguire that information. Accordingly, it is possible to improve the advertising efficiency of the advertisements displayed on the sub display.
• the link means can also be used as advertising means. In this case, a maximum advertising effect is obtained.
• Fig. 1 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of an Internet advertising system using a monitor including a main display and a sub display in accordance with the present invention
• Fig. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a user computer to which the Internet advertising system according to the present invention is applied
• Fig. 3 is a flow chart illustrating an Internet advertising method using the monitor according to the present invention
• Fig. 4 is a flow chart illustrating a method for processing advertisement data, depending on whether or not the user computer is in an on-line state, in accordance with the present invention
• Fig. 5 is a flow chart illustrating a procedure in which the user uses the sub display in accordance with the present invention
• Fig. 6 is a method for processing advertisement data provided by an advertiser in accordance with the present invention.
• Fig. 7 is a block diagram illustrating a format of the advertisement data
• Fig. 8 is a flow chart illustrating a method for using the data field of the advertisement data shown in Fig. 7;
• Fig. 9 is a view illustrating the configuration of a window displayed on the sub display in accordance with the present invention.
• Fig. 10 is a view illustrating a web page displayed on the main display in response to a selection of a banner, displayed on the sub display, to which the web page is linked;
• Fig. 11 is a view illustrating a video window displayed on the main display in a state enlarged from a video window displayed on the sub display in response to a selection of the video window on the sub display.
• the Internet advertising system includes a plurality of user computers 10 which are configured to have access to the Internet.
• Each user computer 10 includes, as its display means, a monitor 70 which consists of a main display 74 for displaying the main processing content of a program used by the user, and a sub display 72 for displaying the graphical user interface (GUI) environment of the computer 10, and a plurality of link means adapted to allow the user computer 10 to be linked to web pages associated with those link means.
• GUI graphical user interface
• the Internet advertising system also includes a system server 30 for providing diverse information and diverse link means to each user computer 10 via the Internet, thereby not only displaying such information, but also displaying information provided via those link means, and a plurality of information providing servers 40 and 44 connected to the system server 30.
• the information providing servers 40 and 44 are objects, by which the user computer 10 is linked to the link means, respectively.
• the information providing servers 40 and 44 have information databases (DBs) 42 and 46, respectively.
• Each user computer 10 basically has a configuration similar to that of a general computer running a web browser. However, the configuration of each user computer 10 is mainly different from that of the general computer in that the monitor 70 consists of the main display 74 and the sub display 72, as mentioned above.
• the main display 74 is made of a cathode ray tube (CRT) whereas the sub display 72 is made of a liquid crystal display (LCD) .
• CTR cathode ray tube
• LCD liquid crystal display
• each user computer 10 includes a control unit 50 which may be a central processing unit
• the image processing unit 60 has a function for separating display data outputted from the control unit 50 into those to be displayed on the mam display 74 and those to be displayed on the sub display 72, and outputtmg those separate display data to the ma display 74 and sub display 72, respectively.
• the image processing unit 60 is a video graphic adapter (VGA) .
• VGA video graphic adapter
• a single VGA card may be used which has a function for controlling two monitors.
• two VGA cards each adapted to drive only one monitor may be mounted m the user computer 10.
• a camera 76 which is adapted to pick up an image of an object, is mounted to the monitor 70 at the left side of the sub display 72 arranged at the upper portion of the monitor 70.
• the camera 76 is electrically connected to the control unit 50.
• a microphone 78 is also arranged at the right side of the sub display 72.
• the microphone 78 is electrically connected to a sound card 64 included in the user computer 10.
• the user computer 10 also includes a TV/radio receiver card 58 for receiving TV or radio signals.
• a TV signal which is received by the user computer 10 via the TV/radio receiver card 58, may be displayed on the sub display 72 or mam display 74 in accordance with a selection made by the user.
• the reference numeral 52 denotes a communication module such as a modem, 54 an input means such as a keyboard or a mouse, 56 a memory such as a RAM or a hard disk drive (HDD) , and 66 a speaker for outputting sound signals outputted from the sound card 64.
• a communication module such as a modem
• 54 an input means such as a keyboard or a mouse
• 56 a memory such as a RAM or a hard disk drive (HDD)
• HDD hard disk drive
• the system server 30 includes a news server 31 for accessing diverse web sites of news providers to search for news, a news database (DB) 23 for storing news generated from the news server 31, an advertisement server 33 for supplying, to the user computer, data of advertisements displayed on the sub display 72 of the user computer 10, an advertisement DB 34 for storing advertisement data supplied from the advertisement server 33, a media server 35 for providing audiovisual data to be displayed on or selected via the sub display 72, and a media DB 36 connected to the media server 35 and adapted to provide media data to the media server 35.
• DB news database
• the system server 30 also includes a web server 20 for connecting the system server 30 to the Internet and for operating a home page for the user, a home page DB 37 for storing data required for the operation of the home page, and a subscriber DB 38 for storing information about subscribers who are registered ones of users connected via respective user computers 10 thereof to the system server 30.
• the information providing servers which are denoted by the reference numerals 40 and 44, include a plurality of advertiser servers 40 operated by respective advertisers supplying advertisements, and a plurality of content providing servers 44 for providing content information.
• An advertiser DB 42 is connected to each of the advertiser servers 40 in order to store advertisement data for the advertiser server 40.
• a content DB 46 is also connected to each of the content providing servers 44 to store content information for the content providing server 44.
• the present invention also provides an Internet advertising method which is carried out using the above mentioned Internet advertising system including the monitor consisting of the main and sub displays in accordance with the present invention. Now, this Internet advertising method will be described in detail.
• the monitor consisting of the main and sub displays in accordance with the present invention
• the user computers 10 each including the monitor 70 consisting of the sub display 72 adapted to display advertisement data and the main display 74 adapted to display the main processing content of the associated user computer 10, the information providing servers 40 and 44 for providing advertisement data and content information, and the system server 30 adapted to transmit the advertisement data and content information, provided from the information providing servers 40 and 44, to the user computers 10, thereby allowing the transmitted data and information to be displayed on respective sub displays 72 of the user computers 10.
• the Internet advertising method involves step S10 for registering diverse information and diverse advertisement data, to be displayed on the sub display 72 of each user computer 10, supplied from the information providing servers 40 and 44, step Sll for registering, as subscribers, users having access to the system server 30, step S12 for setting display setting data, such as display position, display size, and display time, for each advertisement data, registered at step S10, in association with the display of the advertisement data on the sub display 72 of each user computer 10, step S13 for transmitting and loading the set display setting data, step S14 for transmitting the registered advertisement data to the sub display 72 of each user computer 10, and controlling the user computer 10 to display the transmitted advertisement data on the sub display 72, step S15 for allowing the user to select a desired one of diverse objects displayed on the SUJO display 72 of the associated user computer 10, and step S16 for displaying data or a web page, associated with the object selected by the user, on the ma display 74 of the associated user computer 10.
• step S10 for registering diverse information and diverse advertisement data, to be displayed on the sub display 72 of each user
• a desired amount of advertisement data may be stored in the auxiliary memory device, such as the HDD, of the memory 56 m the user computer 10 during a reception of the advertisement data via the Internet.
• the auxiliary memory device such as the HDD
• an advertising effect can be obtained not only m an on-line state, but also m an off-line state.
• the constituting members of the network are classified into advertisers making requests for advertisements, a system server operator loading advertisements for a consideration, and users (subscribers) connected to the system server 30 to view information, including advertisements, supplied by the system server 30.
• advertisements are always displayed on the sub screen 72 of the user computer 10 linked to the system server 30 via the Internet.
• the advertisement data displayed on the sub display 72 may be periodically varie ⁇ m accordance with an advertisement schedule management program.
• Advertisements are displayed on the sub display 72 of the user computer 10 in accordance with an advertisement displaying method illustrated in Fig. 4.
• step S20 it is first determined at step S20, in response to a turn-on state of the user computer 10, whether or not the user computer 10 is in an on-line state thereof. Where the user computer 10 is m an off-line state thereof, the control procedure proceeds to step S201. On the other hand, where the user computer 10 is m its online state, an attempt is made, at step 21, to connect the user computer 10 to the Internet via an ISP server providing an Internet communication network.
• a user authentication is executed. That is, the user computer 10 is connected to an authentication system running on the web server 20 of the system server 30 so that the authentication system determines whether or not the user is allowed to use services provided by the system server 30.
• step S22 it is then determined, at step S22, whether or not updating of advertisement data is made. Where updating of advertisement data is made, the control procedure proceeds to step S23.
• the advertisement server 33 transmits advertisement data to the user computer 10 (Step S22).
• the user computer 10 receives the transmitted advertisement data (Step S23) .
• the control procedure proceeds to step S201.
• the advertisement data received at step S23 is then partially or completely stored m the memory 56, such as an HDD, of the user computer 10 (Step S24) .
• the received advertisement data is loaded on the user computer 10 (Step S25) . In accordance with the loading, the advertisement data is always displayed on the sub display 72 (Step S26) .
• the above procedure is periodically repeated in accordance with the advertisement schedule management program so as to execute updating of advertisement data displayed on the sub display 72.
• step S201 is also executed.
• the advertisement data stored the memory 56, such as an HDD, of the user computer 10 is loaded so that it is displayed on the sub display 72.
• each received advertisement consists of a basic part 80 and an extension part 85.
• the basic part 80 of the advertisement contains fixed information, that is, an advertisement code 81, advertisement data 82, which is data, such as a picture or characters, to be practically displayed on the sub display 72, and link data 83 for calling a web page for providing detailed information associated with the advertisement in response to an associated input signal from the user.
• the extension part 85 of the advertisement contains variable information, that is, time data 86 providing a reference for transmission of the advertisement schedule management program, display position data 87 for determining the display position of the advertisement, and evaluation information 88 for determining the efficiency of the advertisement, etc.
• Step S34 After executing a series of processing steps for receiving advertisements, that is, a communication connection step S30, a user authentication step S31, a display setting step S32 for the sub display 72, and step S32 of displaying advertisement data on the sub display 72, the advertisements displayed on the sub display 72 are in a state waiting for an input signal from the user (Step S34).
• Step S36 When the user inputs a clicking signal (Step S36) , the key value of the input signal and the object selected by the input signal are first analyzed in accordance with a calling program. Where the selected object has text calling data containing a web code, that is, link data, the web browser is loaded on the main display 74 of the user computer 10 (Step S37). A web page linked by the link data is then loaded (Step S38).
• Figs. 6 and 8 are flow charts respectively illustrating an advertising task executing procedure and an advertisement displaying procedure conducted by the operator of the system server 30. As shown in Fig. 6, requests for advertisements from advertisers are first collected (Step S40) . Thereafter, a plan is established with respect to advertising schedule, display size and display position for each requested advertisement (Step S41) .
• Step S42 a desired design is made for each requested advertisement, and then stored in the advertisement DB 34 (Step S42). Where there is updated information, the control procedure returns to step S42 in order to execute updating of advertisement data based on the updated information (Step S43). Where it is determined at step S43 that there is no updated information, the control procedure proceeds to step S43.
• step S43 it is determined whether or not a desired advertisement is to be displayed. This determination is made in accordance with a program previously set. Where the advertisement is to be displayed, its advertisement data is transmitted to the user (subscriber) linked to the system server 30 (Step S45). As mentioned above, the transmitted advertisement data is then stored in the user computer 10 while being periodically displayed on the sub display 72 of the user computer 10 at intervals of a set time.
• the display condition of advertisement data on the sub display 72 is determined in accordance with an advertising schedule transmitted from an associated advertiser along with the advertisement data. That is, the advertisement data is displayed under the display condition varying periodically in accordance with the advertising schedule.
• Fig. 8 is a flow chart illustrating a method in which users are sorted into different groups in terms of properties in order to sort advertisements into different groups respectively meeting those user groups in such a fashion that advertisement data is transmitted only to an associated user group, thereby enhancing the advertising efficiency of advertisements.
• the system server 30 is first connected to the Internet is first executed (Step S50) . Thereafter, the system server 30 then has access to the advertiser servers 40 and content providing servers 44 via the web server 20 (Step S51) . The system server 30 then collects requests for advertisements from the advertisers (Step S52). The advertisement server 33 is then connected to the server host (Step 53) . Under this condition, the control procedure proceeds to step S54. At step 54, advertisements are sorted into those respectively meeting user groups previously set, based on the contents of those advertisements. Thereafter, each advertisement is transmitted to an associated user group or user groups under the condition in which the display period, type, and position of each advertisement are determined (Step S55).
• the advertisement data transmitted to the user is then displayed on the sub display 72 (Step S56) . It is then determined whether or not the display period is to be varied and whether or not the advertisement content is varied. Where the display period is varied, the control procedure returns to step S55 in order to vary the display period (Step S57). Where the advertisement content is varied, the control procedure returns to the advertisement sorting step S58.
• the sorting of users in terms of properties may be based on the results of an analysis made for particular advertisement data in terms of the number of clicking times, the frequency of news search, and the frequency of utilization of contents.
• Fig. 9 illustrates the configuration of a window displayed on the sub display 72 of the monitor 70 electrically connected to the user computer 10.
• the sub display 72 is provided at an upper left window portion thereof with a home page banner 90.
• the sub display 72 is also provided at an upper central window portion thereof with a video window 91 for displaying a video advertisement or TV signals transmitted via the TV/radio card 58.
• a group of banners 92 are arranged at the left window portion of the sub display 72.
• Each of the banners 92 serves to link the user computer 10 to an associated information providing server when it is clicked one time.
• the sub display 72 is also provided at the right window portion thereof with a plurality of link means 94 respectively having link addresses given for different services.
• a clock window 93 is arranged which serves to display a clock and a calendar.
• a URL input window 97 is arranged beneath the video window 91. The URL input window 97 allows the user to directly input an Internet URL address .
• a media manipulation panel 96 is arranged between the video window 91 and the URL input window 97.
• the media manipulation panel 96 serves to link the user computer 10 to a video file control panel or a web broadcasting center.
• an advertisement window 98 Arranged beneath the URL input window 97 is an advertisement window 98 which has a display size relatively larger than each banner 92 displayed at the left window portion of the sub display 92 and displays a video advertisement or a still image advertisement.
• An event window 95 is arranged at the right side of the advertisement window 98 in order to provide information about network games, real-time games, or events.
• a plurality of abbreviation icons 99 respectively associated with programs frequently used by the user are arranged beneath the advertisement window 98.
• an associated program is executed, and its content is displayed on the main display 74.
• a news window 100 which displays news provided by the news server 31 in such a fashion that it is scrolled from side to side or in an upward direction.
• the arrangement of diverse windows displayed on the sub display 72 may be appropriately varied, if necessary.
• Fig. 10 is a view illustrating display examples associated with a selected one of the advertisement banners 92 arranged beneath the home page banner 90. For instance, where the "MBC (Munhwa Broadcasting Corp.)" banner 92, which is arranged at the upper left window portion of the sub display 72, is clicked, a home page 92-1 of "MBC" linked to the user computer 10 via the web browser is displayed on the main display 74.
• MBC Mounhwa Broadcasting Corp.
• Fig. 11 is a view illustrating a maximum video window displayed on the main display 72.
• video window 91 on the sub display 72 When the video window 91 on the sub display 72 is clicked, video of the same content as that of the video window 91 is displayed on the main display 74 in a state enlarged to have a maximum display size.
• the video displayed on the video window 91 is supplied from the media server 35.
• general over-the-air TV signals or cable TV signals which are received via the TV/radio receiver card 58, may be displayed on the video window 91. In the latter case, the TV/radio receiver card 58 is operatively connected to the image processing unit 60 of the user computer 10.
• a cartel may be established which consists of a system management company operating the system server 30, communication network providers, that is, Internet service providers (ISPs), each operating a communication network to the Internet, monitor manufacturers producing monitors configured in accordance with the present invention, and advertisers requesting for advertisements to be displayed on the sub display 72 of the monitor 70.
• ISPs Internet service providers
• monitor manufacturers are recommended to manufacture monitors 70 of the present invention.
• the manufactured monitors 70 are then distributed to users without any charge or while giving the users a subsidy or applying a discount or no charge to the user in association with the charge for communication services, in order to collect a maximum number of user groups using the monitor 70.
• the success of the project, to which the present invention is applied depends on the number of user groups using the monitor 70. Accordingly, it is important to distribute a maximum number of monitors 70 to users. Although this may be more easily achieved by distributing monitors 70 to users without any charge, there is a problem in this case in that excessively high initial investment costs are required.
• the services to be provided to users may be qualitatively and quantitatively controlled m accordance with the prosecution of the project.
• the present invention provides a system and method for Internet advertisement using a monitor including a mam display and a sub display arranged separately from the mam display and adapted to always display advertisements.
• the Internet advertising system continuously displays diverse advertisements in so far as it is in an ON state, so that it eliminates limitations in terms of time and space, thereby providing a maximum advertising efficiency.
• the Internet advertising system and method provide to users a new working environment capable of enhancing work efficiency. There is also an advantage in that necessary information can be easily acquired.
• the Internet advertising system and method also provide an easy subscriber management function and an easy broadcasting management function which make it possible to achieve a selective advertising to particular users at a particular time.
• the intentions of advertisers can meet the demands of users. Accordingly, there is an advantage in that an unnecessary increase m advertising costs is eliminated. Also, it is possible to provide more beneficial information to users.

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