Multi-media target marketing (formerly viewer controlled television target marketing)
A computer (software and/or hardware) controlled electronic device, either freestanding or device controlled, that allows a television viewer, internet user or cellular phone user to choose what kind of commercial or advertising content to allow into their home or onto their device.
1 . A computer (software and/or hardware) utilizes a Static Internet Protocal (IP) type of Address, which will be called a Viewer Specific (VP) Address (formerly Consumer Control Address (CC) that identifies the household or viewing device. Software programs and servers are used to send and receive data stored on a computer chip or hard drive (much like an Internet cookie), which makes sure the appropriate content material is transmitted to that VS Address. All content is coded with a rating that allows the viewer or subscriber to choose what kind of advertising or commercial content into their home or device, thereby becoming a unique section of the Target Market, which allows Advertisers, Advertising outlets and rating services to better understand their audience and to direct their advertising dollars toward a specific target market or audience.