Here's the initial claim of the Wireless Ink patent (
7,599,983): (barf commentary sponsored by ITTO)
1. A method for managing information content in a network-based communication system, the method comprising the steps of:
providing a content management web site identified by a first uniform resource locator (URL mkaaaaaay) and accessible to a user of the communication system, the content management web site permitting the user to author content to be added to at least one of a plurality of predetermined selectable mobile information channels (
) and to select activation of particular ones of the plurality of predetermined selectable mobile information channels (are you asleep yet 
), the content management web site comprising a web page listing the predetermined selectable mobile information channels (
) with respective indications of whether or not said channels have been activated by the user; and (oh no, not AND 
)
generating a mobile web site identified by a second uniform resource locator different (
) than the first uniform resource locator (otherwise known as frozen, concentrated orange juice, or a standard TCP/IP connection, if you will) so as to allow the mobile web site to be accessed by a plurality of users independently of the content management web site via one or more mobile devices over a wireless network of the communication system (), the mobile web site comprising a web page having activatable links corresponding to respective ones of the predetermined selectable mobile information channels (
this is why "HEREAFTER referred to as" actually makes sense in some instances) that have been activated by the user through the content management web site.
