Areas of current development include:

FairPay - Digital commerce based on customer dialogs about value
– a new twist to the invisible hand

• FairPay is an entirely new architecture for pricing digital content/services in the context of an ongoing relationship.

• FairPay shifts price setting to buyers and develops a buyer FairPay reputation based on Internet feedback.  This enables sellers to manage a cooperative process that goes beyond "freemium," to a far more efficient and dynamically adaptive hybrid of free and paid offerings. 

• FairPay makes value-based pricing work for consumers -- and the businesses that serve them.

• FairPay can be applied to digital content, software and/or services (as well as physical products) in a wide variety of ways.

• Teleshuttle is talking to potential partners of all sizes about leading the way to this new era in digital commerce.

CoTV™ - linking Web browsing to TV viewing
– pushing links to your browser that relate to what you are watching on your TV.

• CoTV™ exploits the fact that many users now watch TV on a large screen, while multitasking on a "companion" device (tablet, phone, or laptop).

• CoTV™ presents a huge opportunity to enhance the user experience by coordinating access to cross-device content that makes use of both screens

• CoTV™ creates highly profitable cross-device advertising opportunities that link the TV to direct response on the Web – and that makes ads more relevant and useful to consumers.
• Just imagine that Google  – or Facebook – or any other Web service – knew what you were watching on TV...It is starting to happen now...
• The first three Reisman CoTV patents issued in 2011-12.  Additional patents on a wide range of advanced video services are pending.

Search and the Social Web and Semantic Web
A portfolio of patents relating to search (sold).

• One patent that issued in 2005, relating to search and the "Semantic Web", plus five patents that issued 2006-2012, relating to search and the “Social Web” or "Social Search"
• This portfolio was sold on 7/6/09 to RPX Corporation, the first defensive patent aggregator.

Internet push distribution and software update
A portfolio of patents relating to Internet push distribution and software update (sold).

• This technology relates to many Internet push applications, such as content channels, offline browsing, RSS, electronic software distribution, and webcasting, as well as aspects of "smart-client" Web services, the mobile Web, and e-commerce.
• The portfolio was licensed to BTG for commercialization – it includes seven patents issued in 1997-2004, plus six issued since, and others still pending.
• BTG's licensing efforts led to patent infringement suits against Microsoft and Apple
• On 3/31/06, BTG announced the sale of these patent rights for $35 million, plus a share of future profits, and that BTG and Teleshuttle would no longer pursue those suits.  These patents are now controlled by Intellectual Ventures.
• On 10/6/11 Intellectual Ventures initiated a patent infringement suit against Motorola Mobility, Inc.

Other active developments in such areas as "Big Data," Social Web collaboration, and digital media management are listed on the Patents page.