A method for providing a content using the first screen of a portable communication terminal is provided. The method comprises the steps of: registering a first content as a content of interest; and providing a second content in the first screen displayed on a display unit when the communication terminal is switched from an inactive state to an active state. Here, the second content, which corresponds to a content related to the first content, is determined on the basis of the first content.

In general, embodiments of the present disclosure provide for a configurable platform via a relevance test driver. In embodiments, test configuration data associated with at least one test scenario for a relevance service is received via at least one relevance test driver that interfaces with a relevance test service. Additionally, one or more promotions relevant to a user identifier are determined based at least in part on the test configuration data, and output data associated with the one or more promotions is transmitted to the relevance test service.

Dynamic and Customized web pages provided by a search engine to link to a retailer's online site are redirected to an integration platform when activated within a browser from search results of a user search. The integration platform segments the web pages into a plurality of sub links that when detected from the activation, which resulted in the browser redirection to the integration platform, cause specific retailer services to be accessed by the integration platform and customized information and services provided to the user within the browser.

Determining interest in promotional content to be displayed at a mobile communication device is described. The promotional content, including a first portion that is visible and a second portion that is hidden in a first state, may be received. The first and second portions are each selectable only when visible. A promotional display that includes the promotional content in the first state is generated. Upon receipt of a first input from the user in relation to the first portion, the promotional content may be transitioned from the first state to a second state such the first portion becomes hidden and the second portion becomes visible. Upon failing to receive a second input from the user in relation to the second portion, the promotional content may be transitioned from the second state to the first state. Upon receipt of the second input, an interest in the promotional content may be indicated.

The present teaching relates to a method, system, and programming for providing content. A plurality of content items and publication information related thereto are obtained. For each of the plurality of content items, one or more topics are determined in accordance with a model. The related publication information associated with each content item is analyzed to identify at least one source of a plurality of sources that published the content item. A distribution is generated of each of the plurality of content items with respect to the plurality of sources and the one or more topics of the content item, and a bias of a source with respect to publishing content is identified based on the distributions of the plurality of content items.

Provided is a method for providing product data to a user. The method may include receiving query data associated with a plurality of queries of a database by a user. A classification for at least two queries of the plurality of queries may be determined. A product associated with the classification of the at least two queries may be determined. A potential revenue associated with the product may be calculated based on the user. A probability that the user will purchase the product may be calculated. A score may be calculated based on the potential revenue and the probability that the user will purchase the product. Product data associated with the product may be transmitted to the user if the score exceeds a threshold. A system and computer program product are also disclosed.

A system can associate interests and responsibilities that correspond to a user account with a tag, based on search data originated by the user account. The system can determine content to send to the user account based on the tag. The system can determine that an offering is first offered after sending the content to the user account. The system can determine that the user account has purchased the offering. The system can determine that a portion of a commission associated with the user account purchasing the offering is credited to sending the content to the user account based on the tag. The system can store an indication that the portion of the commission associated with the user account purchasing the offering is credited to sending the content to the user account based on the tag.

A dynamic personalizable automated finance management system that provides a financial management platform that enables users to easily generate a plurality of customized rules or conditions associated with one or more accounts thereby creating account plans that intelligently and passively execute the transfer of funds among accounts. The rules with a plan are able to define if, how much, when and where to transfer money to and from the accounts based on user entered criteria or triggers upon which the rules/conditions are based.

Systems and methods are disclosed for creating, editing, sharing and distributing high-quality, media-rich web-based communications. The communications are created in a layered fashion that integrates user-selected text, colors, background patterns, images, sound, music, video, or other media. The systems and methods are used to generate, edit, broadcast, and track electronic presentations, brochures, advertisements (such as banner advertisements on highly trafficked media websites), announcements, and interactive web pages, without the need for the user to understand complex programming languages.

A system that analyzes a user's communications to select a promotion that is presented to the user. The analysis may occur in two stages: a first stage analyzes a single communication from a user to determine whether the user is a potential target for a promotion; for potential targets, a second stage analyzes a history of communications from the user to generate a user profile. The system may then select a promotion based on the profile. The profile may include a set of profile tags that are considerably more detailed and granular than traditional demographic data; tags may for example indicate user affiliations with groups or ideas (such as religions or political parties), or user life cycle stages. Using these rich, detailed user profile tags, the system may achieve promotion response rates far above those from traditional advertising, which relies on cookies or simple demographic categories.