Television non-broadcasting time utilizing time shift system and method
Patent Information
- Application Number
- JP2021215318
- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2021-12-28
- Publication Date
- 2025-01-06
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
AI Technical Summary
Newspapers and televisions have become obsolete due to declining circulation and commercial income, and information services like banking, insurance, and financial operations are not effectively provided on TV.
A next-generation system that utilizes late-night TV non-broadcasting times to deliver newspaper articles, banking, and financial information using a TV with a past program recording device or external recorder, a remote control, and a communication device, allowing manipulation without smartphones or PCs, and incorporating vein authentication for secure operations.
Enables elderly and young users to access and operate banking, insurance, and financial services easily, reduces TV broadcasting costs, and enhances user privacy, while supporting traditional media and financial institutions.
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Abstract
Description
[Technical Field]
[0001] The present invention relates to the next generation of television information provision, particularly newspaper information, banking, insurance and financial operations. [Background technology]
[0002] Pressed by smartphones and personal computers, newspapers and television have become outdated, with newspaper circulation declining and television advertising revenues also declining, causing financial decline and putting the newspaper and television industry in dire straits. Information on banking, insurance, financial manipulation, etc. could not be manipulated on television. Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]
[0003] Newspapers and television have become outdated, circulation is declining, and television advertising revenue is also decreasing, causing financial decline and putting the newspapers and television in great difficulty. Information on banking, insurance, financial operations, etc. was provided via smartphones and computers, and could not be accessed via television. This is the problem that the present invention aims to solve. [Means for solving the problem]
[0004] As a means of solving this problem, A next-generation system or method that streamlines older generation systems such as newspapers and television, taking advantage of the late-night hours when viewers are asleep and television programs are stopped to broadcast information such as newspaper articles and photos (including videos) and / or their audio, recorded programs (including terrestrial and satellite programs and online programs such as NHK Plus and TVer), and allows users to receive and / or operate this information without using a smartphone or computer by using a television with a past program recording device or / and a television without a past program recording device equipped with an external recorder, a television remote control, and communication devices. moreover, A next-generation method to streamline older generation systems such as newspaper and television, characterized by editing newspapers in a ratio of 9x16x. moreover, This next-generation method rationalizes the old-generation systems such as newspapers and television, characterized by providing information on banking, insurance, financial operations, etc., during the late-night hours when television programs are stopped. moreover, A next-generation method for rationalizing older generation systems such as newspapers and televisions, characterized by using a vein authentication device independently or by incorporating it into a remote control. is [Effects of the Invention]
[0005] 1. It is effective in that even elderly people who cannot use smartphones or computers can operate it. 2. It can save declining newspapers, television, banks, insurance companies, etc. 3. It reduces the cost of television broadcasting facilities. 4. It can protect the safety of the elderly. 5. Newspaper information, banking, insurance and financial operations can be easily controlled using a TV remote control. [Brief explanation of the drawings]
[0006] [Figure 1] This is a known method, and (A) shows a known newspaper flow, and (B) shows a known television broadcast time flow. [Figure 2] FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a first embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 3] 1 shows an apparatus of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
[0007] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
[0008] Figure 1(A) shows the conventional process of newspaper production and its delivery to homes, where a newspaper reporter 1 travels around to gather information, brings it back to the head office, and an editor 2 edits it. In general, the newspaper is created taking into consideration the size 21 of the newspaper and the overall layout of the entire newspaper (22). Next, the newspaper is printed, cut and stacked on a rotary press 3. Then, it is distributed to newspaper delivery offices by delivery vehicles 4 or the like, and the newspaper delivery offices deliver it to each household 5. FIG. 1(B) shows a known television program, which broadcasts program 6 from 8 in the morning to 9 at night, when people are awake. The show is not broadcast after 9pm.
[0009] [First embodiment] Figure 2 shows the first embodiment of the present invention, in which a newspaper journalist 1 travels around to various locations to gather information, and an editor 2 at the newspaper company edits the information.The major difference from conventional newspapers is that the size of unit articles and combined articles is based on a 9:16 ratio 10, with a height of 9 and a width of 16, rather than the size of the newspaper paper. The finished product will then be broadcast during the aforementioned non-broadcast times of 7 and 71 on television.
[0010] This size, 9:16, is for a wide screen aspect ratio, and by adjusting it to the size of a television screen, no editing is required when transferring it to a television.
[0011] [Second embodiment] FIG. 3 shows a first embodiment and a second embodiment of the present invention. To view the second diagram of the present invention, a viewer uses the television 12 and remote control 15 shown in FIG. The television 12 may have a built-in past broadcast recording device 13, or may be a regular television 12 with an external storage device 14 attached. The external storage device 14 is used by attaching a past broadcast recording device or a future broadcast reservation device externally to the television 12. As shown in FIG. 2, newspaper articles are displayed on the television 12 during non-broadcast times 7 and 71, and by pressing the past broadcast recording device button 16 on the remote control 15, the past broadcast recording device 13 built into the television 12 is activated and the newspaper articles can be viewed.
[0012] According to the present invention, newspaper companies no longer need to print, cut, stack, and deliver using a rotary press 3, which results in significant cost savings for the newspaper companies. On the other hand, elderly people can read without having to open a newspaper or use a magnifying glass (since the TV screen is larger than a smartphone or computer screen, it is easier to read).
[0013] Furthermore, in the present invention, the built-in past broadcast recording device 13 may record not only a predetermined time but also all information during non-broadcast times 7 and 71. This allows viewers to know all newspaper information from the previous day the next morning.
[0014] [Third embodiment] In Figures 2 and 3, instead of newspapers, banks, insurance companies, securities companies, other financial companies, and educational institutions such as schools use the present invention, and instead of the newspaper articles in Figure 2, information about these companies is broadcast during times 7 and 71 when no broadcasting is normally performed. Viewers can use the television set and remote control shown in Figure 3 to obtain information from banks, insurance companies, securities companies, other financial companies, schools, cram schools, private tutors, and other educational institutions, and it can also be used by elderly people and young children who cannot use computers.
[0015] The non-broadcast times 7 and 71 may be set as channels that are not broadcast during the day, and the built-in past broadcast recording device 13 can be checked and operated online.
[0016] [Fourth embodiment] In FIG. 3, a vein identification device 17 is provided in a remote control device 15, or a vein identification device 17 is provided independently so that it can be connected to a network communication device. This allows individuals to check and discuss their savings and investment details while protecting their confidentiality. In this case, a separate device (not shown as it is well known) having a network communication device is provided. In response to this, while pressing or while pressing the vein identification device 17, the remote controller 15 is aimed at the network communication device and irradiated to exchange network communication contents. The internet communication device is connected to internet securities companies, internet banks, etc.
[0017] This means that even elderly people and children who cannot use computers or smartphones can carry out banking, insurance, stock and other financial-related tasks while protecting their privacy.
[0018] The buttons on the remote controller 15 may be configured to be operable only with the numbers, up / down / left / right arrows, enter, and return buttons. [Industrial Applicability]
[0019] It can save traditional businesses such as newspapers and television banks that are in decline. This will significantly reduce costs for newspapers. It can also be used by the elderly and children. You can fully utilize existing devices, remote controls, etc. The industrial applicability is extremely high. [Explanation of symbols]
[0020] 1 reporter 2 Editor 21 Newspaper size 22 Full newspaper size (double-sided) 3. Rotary printing 4 Delivery vehicle 5. To each household 6 Broadcast time 7. No broadcast time 71 No broadcast time 8 Morning 9 Night 10 9:16 size edited by reporter 11 10 Editing into the broadcast 12. Television 13 Past Broadcast Recording Device 14 Past or future broadcast recording equipment 15 Remote control or internet communication device (including screen) 16 Operation buttons 17 Vein identification device
Claims
[Claim 1] A next-generation system that streamlines older generation systems such as newspapers and television, utilizing the time when viewers are asleep and / or not watching and / or late at night and / or the time when television programs are stopped to broadcast newspaper articles and / or photographs (including videos) and / or their audio and / or recorded program information (including terrestrial and satellite programs and online programs such as NHK Plus and TVer), and receiving and / or operating the information using a television receiver with a past program recording device or a television receiver without a past program recording device and an external past and / or reservation recorder, and using a television remote control device or not using a television remote control device and / or a device configured with communication equipment.