RELATIONSHIP-CENTRIC PORTALS FOR COMMUNICATION SESSIONS

摘要

A method for providing relationship-centric resources includes establishing a communication session between a first device and a second device, determining, during the communication session between the first and second devices, an intersection of mutual topics of interest between users of the first and second devices by cross-referencing sets of interests for the users, retrieving content based on a determination that the content meets a content descriptor, and simultaneously displaying the retrieved content. The content descriptor describes a nature of the communication session. The retrieving is further based on a determination that the content is related to a mutual topic of interest from the intersection of mutual topics of interest between the users of the first and second devices. The determination of relatedness is based on a cross-reference between the content and the mutual topic of interest. The cross-reference is stored in a lookup table.

主权项

1. A method for providing relationship-centric resources to users during a communication session, the method comprising:
establishing a communication session between a first communication device and a second communication device; determining, during the communication session between the first and second communication devices, an intersection of mutual topics of interest between users of the first and second communication devices by cross-referencing sets of interests for the users; retrieving content based on a determination that the content meets a content descriptor, wherein the content descriptor describes a nature of the communication session between the first and second communication devices, and further based on a determination that the content is related to a mutual topic of interest from the intersection of mutual topics of interest between the users of the first and second communication devices, wherein the determination of relatedness is based on a cross-reference between the content and the mutual topic of interest, wherein the cross-reference is stored in a lookup table; and simultaneously displaying, at the first and second communication device, the retrieved content.