Viaccess
Held is read from USPTO's recorded assignments; a transfer never recorded there does not appear.
Recorded under 2 name spellings.
2
Ending by 2030
Oct 2027
Next term end
When these terms end
Held patents by the year their term ends
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Fee deadlines
Maintenance fees fall due 3.5, 7.5 and 11.5 years after grant. A missed fee ends a patent at the end of the six month grace period that follows, not on the due date.
- 1 fee due Feb 4, 2027The maintenance fee for Audience-measuring method (US 9,100,714) comes due Feb 4, 2027. Unpaid by Aug 4, 2027, it lapses early.
- 1 fee due May 26, 2027The maintenance fee for Method for providing protected multimedia content (US 10,489,559) comes due May 26, 2027. Unpaid by Nov 26, 2027, it lapses early.
- 1 fee due Aug 9, 2027The maintenance fee for Transmission, reception and identification methods, security processor and information recording medium for said methods (US 9,258,612) comes due Aug 9, 2027. Unpaid by Feb 9, 2028, it lapses early.
- 1 fee due Sep 19, 2027The maintenance fee for Method and system for computer-assisted maintenance (US 11,936,631) comes due Sep 19, 2027. Unpaid by Mar 20, 2028, it lapses early.
Recent changes
- 2 terms have ended since Aug 16, 2026
Patents held now
Soonest term end first. Each date below is computed on that patent's own page, which shows the rule, the adjustments and the fee history it was derived from.
| Patent | Title | Status | Expires | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US 7,995,577 | Methods of broadcastng and receiving scrambled multimedia programs, a terminal and a network head end for said methods In force · From the USPTO record | In force | From the USPTO record | |
| US 8,086,851 | Methods for broadcasting and receiving a scrambled multimedia programme, network head, terminal, receiver and security processor for these methods In force · From the USPTO record | In force | From the USPTO record | |
| US 9,258,612 | Transmission, reception and identification methods, security processor and information recording medium for said methods In force · From the USPTO record | In force | From the USPTO record | |
| US 8,996,870 | Method for protecting a recorded multimedia content In force · From the USPTO record | In force | From the USPTO record | |
| US 9,100,714 | Audience-measuring method In force · From the USPTO record | In force | From the USPTO record | |
| US 9,420,143 | Method for water-marking digital books In force · From the USPTO record | In force | From the USPTO record | |
| US 10,142,683 | Method of access to multimedia content protected by a terminal In force · From the USPTO record | In force | From the USPTO record | |
| US 10,489,559 | Method for providing protected multimedia content In force · From the USPTO record | In force | From the USPTO record | |
| US 10,740,616 | Method for identifying a show in a video filmed by a camera of a spectator In force · From the USPTO record | In force | From the USPTO record | |
| US 10,678,891 | Method for the identification of security processors In force · From the USPTO record | In force | From the USPTO record |
Also on record, not counted in the 11: 30 lapsed for an unpaid fee. List them
Sources and methods
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How this record was built
Computed patent terms end on the dates shown. Related patents and pending applications may cover overlapping subject matter.
Published applications
US patent applications published under this name that have not become patents. An application is published about eighteen months after its earliest filing; one that has not been published is in no public record.
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