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Image Crawler and Organizer • Imagine an environment where millions of • • images from Google, Lycos, Yahoo and other databases are available to the costumer along with their copyright information. Imagine ICO, a system that organizes such media on Windows systems, cellular phones and http servers. Buy, Auction, Find any image with easy with ICO. PROJECT SCHEMA OPTIONAL FEATURES The windows Client Manipulate and catalog any image, including those on your Desktop. Uses a server to fetch images from various search engines such as images.google.com and multimedia.lycos.com simultaneously Allows the user to search, edit, and store images Optional feature: a system that negotiates the copyright rights for each individual item and uses the information about the author and client to instantly pay for copyright patents and IPO’s Database • Optional feature – implemented if there is time left All images and their copyright info are stored in a SQL database Insertion into the database only occurs upon user query Enables users to upload or auction images through the SQL database Cell Phone Client • Optional feature – implemented if there is time left Enables users to easily access a database of pictures without a PC or extra cables All images will be resized to fit the cell phone screen The user will be able to buy, trade, send, and manipulate specific images Who Would Buy It? • ICO will enable large corporations to make educated choices on the type of multimedia used in their graphics design businesses Other employees will be able to efficiently access a wide range of images needed in their presentations and retain the hope of correctly labeling the copyright credits Many cell phone users are already paying for lower quality services, such as downloading images without a preview Conclusion • Secure Investment that guarantees tremendous • • • growth. A great asset to the cellular phone enthusiasts The next greatest innovation since EBay. The only way to securely acquire image copyright information and buy IPO rights. Ability to extend to all file formats including those used in engineering.