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Portal DeckWireframes, Specifications, Comps, and Flows

Version : Front-End Rebuild v. 13 (FINAL) Published February 10, 2010 Created by Tom Callaghan

Portal DeckVersion : Front-End Rebuild v. 13 (FINAL) published February 10, 2010 by Tom Callaghan ([email protected]) 2 of 224

© 2010 BurrellesLuce

PDF Snapshot Version HistoryPage/Section Description Author

Version 1 : August 12, 2009

All Existing Portal Tom Callaghan

Baseline Document • Combined Omnigraffle wireframes with InDesign infrastructure, wireframes, annotations, variations, error states, and flows

First Draft

Version 2 : August 24, 2009


Baseline Document • Incorporated QA updates, added task flows, and edited as appropriate.

Working Draft

Version 2.1 : September 1, 2009


Baseline Document • Incorporated QA updates Working Draft

Version 3 : September 1, 2009

All Sept 2009 Bug Fix Jason Kreider

• Incorporated bug fix updates

Version 4 : September 24, 2009

Media Content, Preferences (Settings)

Release A: Media Content Update Tom Callaghan

• Incorporated updates to prepare for enhanced Clipbook functionality

First Draft

Version 5: October 3, 2009

Media Content, Preferences (Settings)

Release A: Media Content Update Tom Callaghan

• Front-end Rebuild: Update for custom control trials First Draft


Media Content, Preferences (Settings), Help

Release A: Media Content and Settings (Preferences) Update Tom Callaghan

• Front-end Rebuild: Update team walkthrough Second Draft

Page/Section Description Author


All Front-End Rebuild Tom Callaghan

• Updates from 2nd and 3rd team walkthroughs

• Flows added and updated

Third Draft


Media Content, Settings

Front-End Rebuild Tom Callaghan

• Tag and tag group name character rules (#, type)

• Show control behavior (one clip per line)

Fourth Draft


Media Content Front-End Rebuild Tom Callaghan

• Updated clip row links 3.1.11.13, 3.1.11.14) in wireframes

• Updated wireframe links and layers

• Added clip type table with links and visible metadata in at start of Media Content chapter

• Update table of contents

Fifth Draft

Version 10: December 2, 2009

All Sections Front-End Rebuild Tom Callaghan

• Add new controls

• Fix errors, update links, general edit

Sixth Draft



• Coding, design, and QA feedback Design/Prototype/QA Draft



• Coding, design, and QA feedback Redesign

Version 13: February 10, 2010

All Sections Front-End Rebuild: FINAL Tom Callaghan



Table of ContentsPDF Snapshot Version History . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Table of Contents (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4Table of Contents (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5Sitemap. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Content Flow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

0. Global Components0.1 Global Header. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90.1 Global Header: Variations . . . . . . . . . . . . 100.2 Global Footer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110.3 Icons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120.3 Icons (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130.4 Controls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140.4 Controls (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150.4 Controls (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160.4 Controls (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170.4 Controls (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180.4 Controls (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190.4 Controls (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200.4 Controls (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210.5 Dialogues. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220.6 Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230.7A: Login to Portal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240.7B: Login After Session Expires . . . . . . . . . . 250.7 Login Module. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

2. Home2A: Logout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282B: Navigate to Portal Services . . . . . . . . . . . 292C: Sign Up for Webinar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302.0 Home Public . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312.0 Home Public . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 322.1 Home (logged in) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 332.1 Home (logged in) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 342.2 Home > Portal Blog Detail. . . . . . . . . . . . 35

3. Media ContentMedia Content: Clip List Content Matrix . . . . . . 37Media Content: Existing Metadata Available by Clip Type 38Media Content: Proposed Metadata Available by Clip Type 393All: Media Content User Task Flow . . . . . . . . . 403A: Media Content Search . . . . . . . . . . . . . 413B: Media Content Simple Search. . . . . . . . . . 423C: Media Content Search Overlay . . . . . . . . . 433D: Create a Clipbook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 443E: Filter Clip List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 453F: Sort Clip List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 463G: Select Clip(s) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 473H: Apply a Tag to Clip(s) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 483I: Create and Apply a New Tag to Clip(s) . . . . . . 493K: Remove Tag from Clip. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503L: View Clip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513M: Delete Clip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 523N: View Outlet Information . . . . . . . . . . . . 533.0 Media Content: Public. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 543.1 Media Content . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 553.1 Media Content (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 563.1 Media Content (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 573.1 Media Content (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 583.1 Media Content (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 593.1 Media Content (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 603.1 Media Content (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 613.1 Media Content (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 623.1 Media Content (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633.1 Media Content (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 643.1 Media Content (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 653.1 Media Content: Variations . . . . . . . . . . . 663.1 Media Content: Variations (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 673.1 Media Content: Variations (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 683.1 Media Content: Variations (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 693.1 Media Content: Variations (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703.1 Media Content: Variations (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 713.1 Media Content: Variations (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 723.1 Media Content: Error Messages. . . . . . . . . 73



Table of Contents (continued)3.1 Media Content: Error Messages (continued) . . . . . . . . 743.1 Media Content: Confirmation Messages . . . . 753.1a Media Content: Remove Tag Dialogue . . . . 763.1a Media Content: Undo Selection (Across All Pages) Dialogue 773.1b Media Content: New Tag and New Tag Group Dialogue 783.1c Media Content: Pop up Video Link. . . . . . . 793.1d Media Content > Delete Clip(s) Dialogues. . . 803.1d Media Content > Delete Clip(s) Dialogue: Variations 813.1d Media Content > Delete Clip(s) Dialogue: Error Messages 823.1d Media Content > Delete Clip(s) Dialogue: Confirmation Messages 833.2 Media Content > Delete Clip(s) > Email to Account Services 843.3a Media Content > Create Clipbook > Design Coversheet 853.3b Content Media > Create Clipbook > Add a Notes Page 863.3c Media Content > Create Clipbook > Choose Output Format 873.3d Media Content > Create Clipbook > Sort Clips 883.3e Media Content > Create Clipbook > Download Clipbook 893.3f Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Images Clipbook: Title Page 903.3g Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Images Clipbook: Notes Page 913.3h Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Images Clipbook: Clips List Page 923.3i Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Images Clipbook: Clip Image Page 933.3j Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Link Clipbook: Title Page 943.3k Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Link Clipbook: Notes Page 953.3l Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Link Clipbook: Clip List & Links 963.3m Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Link Clipbook: View Clip 973.3n Media Content > Create Clipbook > HTML Clipbook: Page 983.3o Media Content > Create Clipbook > HTML Clipbook: Available pdf 993.3p Media Content > Create Clipbook > Excel Clipbook 100

4. Media Measurement4.0 Media Measurement Public . . . . . . . . . . 1024.1 Media Measurement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103

5. iMonitor5A: Search iMonitor Clips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1055B: Search iMonitor Clips_Simple . . . . . . . . . . 1065C: Search iMonitor Clips_Overlay . . . . . . . . . 1075D: Sort Clips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1085E: Save Search As Alert. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1095F: Add Clips to Alert from Search Tab . . . . . . . 110

5G: Add Clips to Alert from Manage Alerts Tab . . . 1115H: Edit Alert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1125.0 iMonitor Public Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1135.1 iMonitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1145.1 iMonitor (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1155.1 iMonitor (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1165.1 iMonitor: Variations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1175.1 iMonitor: Variations (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1185.1 iMonitor: Variations (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1195.1 iMonitor: Variations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1205.1 iMonitor: Error Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . 1215.1 iMonitor: Confirmation Messages . . . . . . . 1225.1 iMonitor: Dialogues. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1235.2 iMonitor > Save Search As Alert Lightbox. . . . 1245.2 iMonitor > Save Search As Alert Lightbox: Variations 1255.2 iMonitor > Save Search As Alert Lightbox: Error Messages 1265.3 iMonitor > Manage Alerts . . . . . . . . . . . 1275.3 iMonitor > Manage Alerts (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . 1285.3 iMonitor > Manage Alerts: Variations . . . . . . 1295.3 iMonitor > Manage Alerts: Error Messages . . . 1305.3 iMonitor > Manage Alerts: Confirmation Messages 1315.4 iMonitor > Manage Alerts > Edit Alert . . . . . 1325.4 iMonitor > Manage Alerts > Edit Alert (continued) .1335.4 iMonitor > Manage Alerts > Edit Alert: Variations 1345.4 iMonitor > Manage Alerts > Edit Alert: Error Messages 1355.4 iMonitor > Manage Alerts > Edit Alert: Confirmation Messages 1365.5 iMonitor > Manage Alerts > Edit alert > Test Search 1375.6 iMonitor > Email alert. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1385.6a iMonitor > Email Alert > No images . . . . . . 1395.6b iMonitor > Email Alert > MediaConnect Message 140

6. Settings6All. Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1426A: Create New Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1436B: Delete Tag. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1446C: Edit Tag Name. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1456D: Edit Tag Group Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1466E: Create Auto-Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1476F: Edit Auto-Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1486G: Delete Auto-Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1496H: De-Activate Auto-Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1506I: Activate Auto-Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151



Table of Contents (continued)6.1 Settings > Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1526.1 Settings > Preferences: Confirmation Messages 1536.2 Settings > Tag Management . . . . . . . . . . 1546.2 Settings > Tag Management (continued) . . . . . . . . . 1556.2 Settings > Tag Management: Variations . . . . 1566.2 Settings > Tag Management: Error Messages. . 1576.2 Settings > Tag Management: Confirmation Messages 1586.2 Settings > Tag Management: Dialogues . . . . 1596.2a Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Dialogue 1606.2a Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Dialogues: Error Messages 1616.2a Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Dialogues: Confirmation Messages 1626.2b Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Group Dialogue 1636.2b Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Group Dialogues: Error Messages 1646.2b Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Group Dialogues: Confirmation Messages 1656.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management . . . . . . . 1666.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management (continued) . . 1676.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management: Variations . 1686.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management: Error Messages 1696.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management: Confirmation Messages 1706.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management: Dialogues . 1716.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Create New... Auto-Tag Dialogue 1726.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Create New... Auto-Tag Dialogue (continued) . 1736.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Create New... Auto-Tag Dialogue: Error Messages 1746.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Create New... Auto-Tag Dialogue: Confirmation Messages 1756.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Edit Auto-Tag Dialogue 1766.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Edit Auto-Tag Dialogue (continued) . 1776.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Edit Auto-Tag Dialogue: Error Messages 1786.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Edit Auto-Tag Dialogue: Error Messages (continued) . 1796.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Edit Auto-Tag Dialogue: Confirmation Messages 180

7. Feedback7A: Submit Feedback. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1827.1 Feedback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1837.1 Feedback: Error Messages . . . . . . . . . . . 1847.1 Feedback: Confirmation Messages . . . . . . . 185

8. Help8A: View Help. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1878.1 Help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1888.2 Help > Category Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189

8.3 Help > Detail Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190

9. Media Contacts9.0 Media Contacts Public Page . . . . . . . . . . 192

Appendix A: Style GuideAppendix A: Style Guide > Text . . . . . . . . . . . 194Appendix A: Style Guide > Text (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . 195Appendix A: Style Guide > Text (continued) . . . . . . . . . . . 196Appendix A: Style Guide > Links . . . . . . . . . . 197Appendix A: Style Guide > Color . . . . . . . . . . 198Appendix A: Style Guide > Forms . . . . . . . . . . 199Appendix A: Style Guide > Formats . . . . . . . . . 200

Appendix B: Design CompsAppendix B: 0.1 Global Header . . . . . . . . . . . 202Appendix B: 0.4 Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203Appendix B: 0.6 Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204Appendix B: 2.0 Home Public . . . . . . . . . . . . 205Appendix B: 2.0 Home Public > Blog Detail . . . . . 206Appendix B: 2.1 Home Logged In. . . . . . . . . . 207Appendix B: 3.1 Media Content . . . . . . . . . . . 208Appendix B: 3.1 Media Content: Variations . . . . . 209Appendix B: 3.1 Media Content: Variations . . . . . 210Appendix B: 4.1 Media Measurement . . . . . . . 211Appendix B: 5.1 iMonitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212Appendix B: 5.1 iMonitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213Appendix B: 6.1 Settings > Preferences. . . . . . . 214Appendix B: 6.2 Settings > Tag Management . . . 215Appendix B: 6.2 Settings > Tag Management (continued) . 216Appendix B: 6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management 217Appendix B: 6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management (continued) . 218Appendix B: 6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management (continued) . 219Appendix B: 6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management (continued) . 220Appendix B: 6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management (continued) . 221

Appendix C: TerminologyAppendix C: Terminology > Glossary . . . . . . . . 223Appendix C: Terminology > Legacy. . . . . . . . . 224



Sitemap

Portal Home Public

Home(logged in)

Help Feedback

Portal

Media Measurement Media Content (default to Clip List) iMonitor

Basic Custom Clip List

Test

Search

Settings

SearchEdit Alert

Clip ListMedia

Measurement (offline)

Clip Source Site (offline)

Clip Source Site (offline)

Media Contacts (offline)

Current Reports

Archived Reports Clipbook Flow

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4 3 5

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Popup

Lightbox

On successful login, direct user to landing page according to their saved preferences (default is Home)



Content Flow

Print Web

Scanners Digital Feeds

Automated Search

Portal

Media Content i Monitor

Full feed of all print clips

Print Readers

(human edited search)

Web Crawler

Automated Search

Web Readers

(human edited serach)

Agreement specific clips

Full feed of web clipsl

via Alerts

Agreement specific clip feed



This chapter contains:0.1 Global Header. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90.1 Global Header: Variations . . . . . . . . . . . . 100.2 Global Footer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110.3 Icons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120.4 Controls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140.5 Dialogues. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220.6 Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230.7A: Login to Portal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240.7B: Login After Session Expires . . . . . . . . . . 250.7 Login Module. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

This chapter contains components which are found throughout the Portal, and common to more than one service.

0. Global Components



0.1 Global Header

1. Primary Navigation

1.1 BurrellesLuce Logo Link f Select: . . .

Go to Portal Home page f Hover:

Alt tag = “BurrellessLuce 2.0 Portal Home” } If (user .is .on .the .Welcome .page), link is disabled.

1.2 Media Content Graphic Nav Link f Select: .

If (user is subscribed to this service), open Media Content. Otherwise, open the service marketing page in a new window.

� Media Content marketing page url: www.burrellesluce.com/Press_Clipping_Service/

1.3 iMonitor Graphic Nav Link f Select: .

If (subscribed), opens iMonitor Search page. Otherwise, open the service marketing page in a new browser. (www.burrellesluce.com/iMonitor/)

1.4 Media Measurement Graphic Nav Link f Select: .

If (user is subscribed to this service), open Media Measurement Basic page. Otherwise, open the service marketing page in a new window.

� Media Measurement marketing page url: www.burrellesluce.com/MediaAnalysis/

1.5 Media Contacts Graphic Nav Link f Select: .

If (subscribed), redirects the user offsite and logs them into the BurrellesLuce branded eNR service. Otherwise, opens the service marketing page in a new browser. (www.burrellesluce.com/MediaContacts/)

2. Utility Navigation

2.1 <account> Dynamic Text } Grey text

2.2 Settings f Select: .

Opens Settings section in new browser. } Blue text

2.3 Logout Link f Select: .

Log out, redirect to Portal Public Home page } Blue text

2.4 Help f Select: .

Opens the Help section (8.0) in an overlay } Blue text

These are global components to the header that are present throughout most of the Portal interface.

Spec Type: f Behavior } State Editorial � Data

Media Content | iMonitor | Media Measurement | Media Contacts <account> Settings | Logout || Help

© 2009 BurrellesLuce Feedback | Service:800-631-1160



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0.1 Global Header: Variations

0.1.3 Primary and Utility Navigation

} The text and background reverse from the default state to show the page you are on

The bolding of text is a wireframe convention and does not reflect how the links will actually appear.

} The Utility navigation items are in a smaller text than the primary navigation.

} Account text is black/dark grey

A. On Home

B. On Media Content

C. On iMonitor

D. On Media Measurement

E. On Media Contacts

F. On Settings

G. On Help

H. On Public Home

I. On Public Media Content

J. On Public iMonitor

K. On Public Media Measurement

L. On Public Media Contacts

M. On Public Help

These are the variations of the global header navigation.


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iMonitor



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Media Contacts



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Help



Media Content Help



iMonitor Help



Media Measurement Help



Media Contacts Help



Help Help



Media Content



0.2 Global Footer

1. Footer

1.1 Copyright NoticeDisplays the standard copyright notice, using the current year.

� Copyright notice format: “© [yyyy]”

� Font: Footer

1.2 BurrellesLuce Corporate Site Link f Select: .

Opens the BurrellesLuce corporate site home page (http://burrellesluce.com) in a new broswer or tab

f Hover: .“BurrellesLuce Corporate Site Home Page”

1.3 Feedback f Select: .

Opens the Feedback page in a new browser f Hover:

“Let us know what you think about the Portal.” Use “Opens in new broswer” icon

1.4 Customer Service NumberText displaying the customer service phone number, no actions.

� Customer service telephone number: “Service: 1-800-631-1160”

f Hover: .Display “Calling hours: Monday to Friday, 8am to 8pm ET”

These are global components to the footer that are present throughout most of the Portal interface.








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0.3 Icons

1. Media Type Icons

1.1 Print Clip f Hover: .Tool tip displays “Print: This includes ...” � Print includes daily and non-daily newspapers,

consumer and trade journals, magazines, newsletters, and college publications

1.2 Broadcast Clip f Hover: .Tool tip displays “Broadcast”. � Broadcast includes TV, cable, and radio news

1.3 Web f Hover: .

Tool tip displays “Web”. � Web includes clips from the Internet, blogs, and

RSS feeds

1.4 iMonitor Clip f Hover: .

Tool tip displays name of alert to which the iMonitor clip belongs.

2. Clip Link Icons

2.1 Generic Page

2.2 PDF Document

2.3 Excel Document

2.4 Word Document

2.5 Image

2.6 Video

2.7 Web Page

3. Calendar Icons

3.1 Calendar Date Picker

4. Site Icons

4.1 Opens in New BrowserAppears to right of link that opens a page in a new browser window (or tab)

4.2 Progress (“Loading...”)This icon appear to the left of the progress message

4.3 RSS Feed

4.4 Hierarchical Open/CloseDownward-pointing arrow collapses list

4.5 Section Open/CloseClicking on minus sign collapses list; plus expands

5. Message Icons

5.1 Error IconThis icon appear to left of error message

5.2 Confirmation IconThis icon appear to left of confirmation message

6. Filter Group State Icons

6.1 AllowAll filters in group are set to Include

6.2 ExcludeAll filters in group are set to Exclude

6.3 MixedFilters in group are set to Include and Exclude

These are the icons that are used across the portal.

Spec Type: f Behavior } State Editorial � Data continued ...

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4.1

4.2

4.3

4.4

4.5

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1.3

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2.2

2.3

2.4

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0.3 Icons (continued)

7. Filter State Icons

7.1 AllowFilter is set to Include

7.2 ExcludeFilter is set to Exclude

8. Chart Icons

8.1 Generic Chart

8.2 Line Chart

8.3 Column Chart

8.4 Bar Chart

8.5 Pie Chart

8.6 Stacked Column Chart

8.7 Combo Chart

8.8 Stacked Combo Chart

These are the icons that are used across the portal.


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0.4 Controls

1. Graphic Navigation Link

Links are always available, but may lead to different pages depending if the user has access to the service

f Select: .Takes user to the appropriate portal service

} Tool tip: Yes

A. DefaultThe button returns to this state when another navigation button is selected.

} Text: Dark grey } Fill: Light grey

B. Hover } Text: BurellesLuce Orange } Fill: Light grey � Tool tip: Service description shows

C. Focus } Text: Same as Default } Fill: Dotted line around text

D. Pressed } Text: Same as Focus } Fill: Same as Focus

E. SelectedThe button remains in this state until another navigation button or the BurrellesLuce icon is selected.

} Text: White } Fill: Dark grey

2. Push Buttons

f Select: .Initiates the appropriate action

} Tool tip: Yes } Default button: Maybe

A. Default

} Text: Standard button size and font } Outline: Standard } Fill: Standard

B. Hover } Text: Same as Default } Outline: Thicker and color #1 added } Fill: Darker gradient than Default � Tool tip: <button label text>

C. FocusState when user tabs to the button or clicks on it but removes the cursor from over it before releasing the mouse button.

} Text: Same as Default } Outline: Thicker and color #2 added } Fill: Dotted line around text

D. Pressed

} Text: Same as Default } Outline: Thicker and color #2 added } Fill: Darker gradient than Default

E. Enter Key ButtonThe button that can be activated using the keyboard’s Enter key.

} Text: Bold } Outline: Thicker with color #2 added } Fill: Dotted line around text , darker gradient than

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} Text: “Greyed” with elipse (...) } Outline: “Greyed” and vertical size decreases } Fill: “Greyed”

G. In-ActiveThe button action is not available

} Text: “Greyed” } Outline: “Greyed” } Fill: “Greyed”

3. Select Single Select Drop Down

A. DefaultA selected checkbox and the number of items presently selected appear

The control should appear different when items are selected and when they are not, in addition to the number of items in parentheses being “0”. Checkbox unchecked, highlighting the control, etc...

B. HoverThe area around the down arrow changes slightly when the cursor is placed

� Tool tip: <present choice>

C. FocusA dotted line appears around the drop down control when the user tabs to this control

D. Drop DownChoices are displayed, and are highlighted as the cursor passes over them

E. Choice SelectedA selected checkbox and the number of items now selected appear

F. In-ActiveThe control is not available


4. Actions Drop Down

A. Default } Text: Standard button text with down arrow } Outline: Standard button } Fill: Standard button

B. Hover } Text: Same as Default } Outline: Thicker than default } Fill: Darker gradient than Default � Tool tip: “These are the action you can perform.”

C. Focus } Text: Same as Default } Outline: Dotted line around text } Fill: Darker gradient than Default

D. Drop DownAction choices are displayed

} Text: Same as Default } Outline: Thicker and darker than default } Fill: Darker gradient than Hover

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5. Clips per page Drop Down

A. DefaultField label appears


� Tool tip: <present selection>


D. Drop DownChoices (20, 30, 50, 100, and 200) are displayed, and the selected item has a check to the left of it

E. Choice SelectedField label re-appears


} Text: “Greyed” } Outline: “Greyed”

} Fill: “Greyed”

6. Multiple Select Drop Down


B. HoverThe area around the down arrow changes slightly

� Tool tip: “Display metatdata: <list of choices selected>”


D. Drop DownChoices are displayed; selected items have the checkbox to their left checked

E. Choice(s) SelectedCheckbox to item’s left appear checked; stays open until the user clicks somewhere outside of control





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D. Drop Down } Choices are displayed, with each under one

category } At least one item from each list must be selected } Selected items have a check to their left, and the

order of sorting to the right } One item from each list can be selected, and the

check and order indication text disappears when another item in the list is chosen

} When the user selects an item that is already selected in another of the 3 lists, the item in the other list is de-selected, and the next item after it in the list is selected. If the next item is already chosen in the third list, the item after that is selected in the second list.

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A. Default

B. Hover (over control or text label)Radio button outline becomes highlighted

C. FocusDotted line around radio button

D. Selected

E. In-ActiveThe control is not available, and “greyed” out

9. Checkbox

A. Default

B. Hover (over control or text label)Outline becomes highlighted.

C. FocusDotted line around checkbox

D. SelectedAfter user selects empty checkbox, a check appears

E. In-ActiveThe control is not available and “greyed” out

10. Text Box

A. DefaultThe field label appears above and left justified to the field, uses title capitalization, and does have a colon

B. Hover

C. FocusA dotted line appears around the control

D. SelectedThe outline of the text box becomes highlighted and the cursor appears in the fileld.

11. Text Box with Character Count

A. DefaultThe character number reflects the number of characters the user has input into the field (bold text) and the maximum number allowed

12. 3-State Filter Text

Filters within sections, tag groups, and Video Tooltip also defines state

A. Allow Allow this parameter when filtering clips, but only if it contains tags that are included

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B. IncludeInclude clips with this parameter when filtering

} Green background, check to left

C. ExcludeExclude clips with this parameter when filtering, even if it contains tags that are included

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A. Allow All } No circle to the right of grey text

B. Include All } Green circle to right of black text

C. Exclude All } Red circle to right of black text

D. Allow/Include/Exclude Some } Green and red circle to right of black text

14. 4-State Filter Group Text

Applies to the tag group catgories Tooltip: # of filters in each of the 3 states

A. Allow All } All caps grey text, no icon to right of text, white

background

B. Include All } All caps black text, green check mark to right

C. Exclude All } All caps black text, red “X” mark to right

D. Allow/Include/Exclude Some } All caps black text, green check mark and red “X”

to the right

15. Expand/Collapse Controls

Selecting text does not affect these controls

A. Expanded f Select .Minus:: .Collapses section

B. Collapsed f Select .Plus: .Expands section

C. Expanded f Select .Downward .facing .arrow: .Collapses group

D. Collapsed f Select:: .Expands group

16. Hybrid Drop Down

This drop down is specific to tag management on the Media Content page. Details can be found under element 3.1.10.1 (variations A, B, C, D, E, F)

17. Hybrid Drop Down Check Boxes

These check boxes are used in the Tag Hybrid drop down in Media Content

A. None Have Tag AppliedNone of the clips chosen has the tag applied to them

B. All Have Tag AppliedAll of the selected clips have the tag applied to them

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An area that appears when the user selects a link Example: The headline link in the Media Content clip list

Down arrow to right of link to indicate to users it is a link overlay and not just a link.

A. Default

B. SelectedContains “Print-Friendly View “ and “Close” links

“Information not available” appears when the source info is not available through enr for that source/publication

19. Drop Down Overlay

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20. Checkbox Inlay

An area that appears when the user selects a checkbox control

Example: Date Range Recurring Dates overlays in Media Content

21. Button Set Multi-Select

A set of buttons that toggle on and off for selection Example: Day of Week (3.1.2.1.c3) and Day of Month button sets (3.1.2.1.d3)

} Difference between on and off state is button (and text) shading (greyscale)

A. Default

B. Selected

22. Text Calendar Input

A. Default

B. Hover � Tool tip: <Month dd, YYYY>


D. Calendar SelectedCalendar control appears

E. Text SelectedCursor appears in field, and user can enter date via keyboard

� User can enter month and day as single digit or double digit, but it should always be displayed as two

� Year can be entered as 2 digits, but should always be displayed as 4


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1. Are You Sure Dialogue

This dialogue appears before an action is complete to allow the user to stop it if it was chosen in error.

1.1 Browser MessageCan appear in dialogue header or in body, depending on browser.

� “The page at http://portal.burrellessluce.com says:”

1.2 Close Window X Control f Select: .

Closes dialogue

1.3 Message IconDepends on browser

1.4 Message Text“Do you want to <action>?”

1.5 Yes Button f Select: .

Closes dialogue and action is initiated

1.6 No Button f Select: .

Closes dialogue and action is abandoned

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? Do you want to <perform the chosen action>?

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0.6 Messages

1. Error Message

f Hover: .Tool tip: “Click anywhere on message to close”; cursor changes to hand, and message remains open until clicked or until cursor removed from message area and 10 seconds has passed.

1.1 Message Icon } Error

1.2 Message Text � Centered in message area � Character limit of one text line (no wrapping)

2. Confirmation Message

f Hover: .Tool tip: “Click anywhere on message to close”; cursor changes to hand, and message remains open until clicked or until cursor removed from message area and 10 seconds has passed.

2.1 Message Icon } Confirmation

2.2 Message Text � Centered in message area � Character limit of one text line (no wrapping

3. Progress Message

f Hover: .Tool tip: “Click anywhere on message to close”; cursor changes to hand, and message remains open until clicked or until cursor removed from

message area and 10 seconds has passed.

3.1 Message Icon } Progress Appears to the left and right of message text.

3.2 Message Text � Centered in message area � “Action in progress...”

4. Dialogue Message

A dialogue lightbox message appears at the top of the dialogue, under the header; not the top of the page.

5. System Message

Lightbox appears (and stays) at top of screen to provide important and timely portal updates when user first logs in to portal; requires user action to close

5.1 System Message Headline

5.2 System Message Text } White text on black background

5.3 Embedded Link f Select: .Brings user to URL in new browser

5.4 Dismiss Link and X f Select: .Message disappears

5.4 Continue to read... Link f Select: .Brings user to Blog Detail

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Entry PointBurrellesluce.com

Select Client Portal Log In link

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Select Log In button or Entry keyboard key

Username recognized?

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Entry PointPortal.burrellesluce.com

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1. Login Module

1.1 BurrellesLuce Logo } Appears only in the Expired Session lightbox f Select: .

Brings the user to burrellesluce.com home page

1.2 BurrellesLuce Login Header � <Font, color, size>

1.3 User Name Text Entry Field f Select: .

Field is active and user can enter user name f Type .characters .

Browser type ahead and account memory can be enabled.

} Always active and required. � Character limit unknown

1.4 User Name Text Entry Field Label � <Font, color, size>

1.5 Password Text Entry Field f Select: .

Field is active and user can enter password } Always active and required.

1.6 Password Text Entry Field Label � <Font, color, size>

1.7 Login Button f Select: .

User Name and Password are submitted for authentication• If entry is incorrect, user is shown an error

message (1.8)• If entry is correct, user brough to Home

page or page indicated in user Settings >

Preferences.

1.8 Error Message Area Area above Username field feedback to user

} If (user .tried .unsuccessfully .to .log .in), show.: “Your username or password was incorrect. Please try again. If you need assistance, please contact customer service at 866-315-8985.” above the Username: field. Otherwise, hide.

“Your session has expired. Please login again.If you need assistance, please contact customer service at 866-315-8985.” above the Username field. Otherwise, hide.

1.9 BurrellesLuce Copyright Text } Appears only in the Expired Session lightbox

This login module appears in a number of places, including the Public Home page, the Expired Session lightbox, the Public pages for Media Content, iMonitor, Media Measurement, and Media Contacts.


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Password:

Error: <error message text>

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The Home page is the default landing page for users after successfully logging in to the Portal.

2. Home



2A: Logout

Entry Pointportal.burrellesluce.com

/main/

Any page in Portal

Select Log Out link

Exit PointView Portal Pubic Home:

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/main/

Link?

iMonitor Media Content Media Measurement

Content or navigation link?

navigation Select navigation link

contentSelect content link

Media Contacts

Home

Exit PointDesired portal service

page: Navigation Complete



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/main/

Select Sign up for a BurrellesLuce 2.0 Webinar link on Home page

Required fields

completed?

Enter Name, Company, Phone,

Email address, state, and alert subscribe check

box entry

View error message(s) in

sign up form, note fields not completed Yes

No

View Sign up Confirmation page

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1. Portal Description Title and Text

Contains Home page title & 4 bulleted text description of portal capabilities.

2. Login Module (0.7)

3. Portal Blogs

Public blog entries, available via RSS, contain date, title, summary, and a link to read more.

3.1 Portal Blog Title and Public Link f Select .or .Hover: . .

“These are blogs that are available without being logged in to the Portal.”

3.2 Blog RSS Icon Link f Select: .Subscribes user to RSS feed

3.3 Instructional Text � “Latest news and tips from the Portal Team.”

3.4 Month and Year Drop Down � Options: All, January, February, March, April,

May, June, July, August, September, October, Novermber, December

3.5 Number of Posts Dynamic Text � The number of posts shown on the page, and

the total number for the time range selected

3.6 Page Navigation Links and Text f Select: .First .

Displays first results page } Link inactive when on the first page

f Select .Prev: .Displays the previous results page

} Link inactive when on the first page f Select .Next: .

Displays the next results page } Link inactive when on the last page f Select .Last: .

Displays the last results page } Link inactive when on the last page Displays above and below the post list

3.7 Blog Date and Time � Mmm dd, YYYY � hh:mm PM ET

3.8 Blog Title Link f Select: .Brings user to Blog Detail

3.9 Blog AdminSummary � NOT the first paragraph or excerpt from blog, but

written specifically for this view

3.10 Blog Continue Reading Link f Select: .

Brings user to Blog Detail page

3.11 Blog Archives Title Text

3.12 Blog Archive Month and Year Link f Select: . .

Brings user to Blogs page with month and year pre-selected

3.13 Number of Posts in Month Text

This is the default landing page for users who do not have access or who have not logged in to the Home page.


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• View, organize, and report on all your print, broadcast, and online coverage• Perform self-guided searches and create alerts with BurrellesLuce iMonitor• Access your automated monthly measurement reports• Research and maintain lists of key journalists and bloggers


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Portal issues and planned downtime notice, available via RSS.

5. Customer Service Contact Details

Contact details for customer service, includes phone number and hours of availability.

6. Portal Webinar Text and Link

Promotional module encouraging users to sign up for a BurrellesLuce 2.0 webinar.

f Select: .Launches webinar signup form in new browser window/tab

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1. Portal Services

1.1 Subscribed ServicesLink and description for services user is subscribed to.

f Select .Link: .User is taken to the logged in version of the service landing page

1.2 Non-Subscribed ServicesLink and description for services user is NOT subscribed to.

f Select .Link: .User is taken to the public version of the service landing page in a new browser window/tab

2. Portal Blogs

Public blog entries, available via RSS, contain date, title, summary, and a link to read more.

2.1 Portal Blog Title

2.2 Blog RSS Icon Link f Select: .Subscribes user to RSS feed

2.3 Instructional Text � “Latest news and tips from the Portal Team.”

2.4 Month and Year Drop Down � Options: All, January, February, March, April,

May, June, July, August, September, October, Novermber, December

2.5 Number of Posts Dynamic Text � The number of posts shown on the page, and

the total number for the time range selected

2.6 Page Navigation Links and Text f Select: .First .

Displays first results page } Link inactive when on the first page f Select .Prev: .

Displays the previous results page } Link inactive when on the first page f Select .Next: .


Displays the last results page } Link inactive when on the last page Displays above and below the post list

2.7 Blog Date and Time � Mmm dd, YYYY � hh:mm PM ET

2.8 Blog Title Link f Select: .Brings user to Blog Detail

2.9 Blog AdminSummary � NOT the first paragraph or excerpt from blog, but

written specifically for this view

2.10 Blog Continue Reading Link f Select: .

Brings user to Blog Detail page

2.11 Blog Archives Title Text

2.12 Blog Archive Month and Year Link f Select: . .

Brings user to Blogs page with month and year pre-selected

2.13 Number of Posts in Month Text

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Portal issues and planned downtime notices

3.1 System Status Title Text

3.2 System Status RSS Icon Link f Select: .Subscribes user to RSS feed

3.3 Issue Item Text

3.4 Downtime Item Text and Link f Select: .Brings user to detail for downtime blog

4. Customer Service Contact Details

Contact details for customer service, includes phone number and hours of availability.

5. Portal Webinar Text and Link

Promotional module encouraging users to sign up for a BurrellesLuce 2.0 webinar.

5.1 Webinar Link f Select: .

Launches webinar signup form in new browser

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1. Blog Detail

1.1 Blog Posting Date and Time � Mmm dd, YYYY � hh:mm PM ET

1.2 Blog Title

1.3 Blog Subtitle

1.4 Blog Author

1.5 Blog ContentContains text, links, and images

2. Blog Navigation

2.1 Previous Post Text and Link f Select: .

Brings user to previous blog post

2.2 Next Post Text and Link f Select: .

Brings user to next blog post

This content replaces the Blog list and appears when the user selects a blog “Continue reading” link or the Title link on the Home page in the Portal Blog list (when that blog is available to the user).












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Media Content: Clip List Content Matrix . . . . . . 37Media Content: Existing Metadata Available by Clip Type 38Media Content: Proposed Metadata Available by Clip Type 393All: Media Content User Task Flow . . . . . . . . . 403A: Media Content Search . . . . . . . . . . . . . 413B: Media Content Simple Search. . . . . . . . . . 423C: Media Content Search Overlay . . . . . . . . . 433D: Create a Clipbook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 443E: Filter Clip List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 453F: Sort Clip List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 463G: Select Clip(s) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 473H: Apply a Tag to Clip(s) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 483I: Create and Apply a New Tag to Clip(s) . . . . . . 493K: Remove Tag from Clip. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503L: View Clip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513M: Delete Clip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 523N: View Outlet Information . . . . . . . . . . . . 533.0 Media Content: Public. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 543.1 Media Content . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 553.1 Media Content: Variations . . . . . . . . . . . 663.1 Media Content: Error Messages. . . . . . . . . 733.1 Media Content: Confirmation Messages . . . . 753.1a Media Content: Remove Tag Dialogue . . . . 763.1a Media Content: Undo Selection (Across All Pages) Dialogue 77

Media Content is the primary service of the Portal. It is used for the viewing and managment of clips found through user’s agreements and iMonitor alerts.

3.1b Media Content: New Tag and New Tag Group Dialogue 783.1c Media Content: Pop up Video Link. . . . . . . 793.1d Media Content > Delete Clip(s) Dialogue . . . 803.1d Media Content > Delete Clip(s) Dialogue: Variations 813.1d Media Content > Delete Clip(s) Dialogue: Error Messages 823.1d Media Content > Delete Clip(s) Dialogue: Confirmation Messages 833.2 Media Content > Delete Clip(s) > Email to Account Services 843.3a Media Content > Create Clipbook > Design Coversheet 853.3b Content Media > Create Clipbook > Add a Notes Page 863.3c Media Content > Create Clipbook > Choose Output Format 873.3d Media Content > Create Clipbook > Sort Clips 883.3e Media Content > Create Clipbook > Download Clipbook 893.3f Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Images Clipbook: Title Page 903.3g Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Images Clipbook: Notes Page 913.3h Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Images Clipbook: Clips List Page 923.3i Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Images Clipbook: Clip Image Page 933.3j Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Link Clipbook: Title Page 943.3k Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Link Clipbook: Notes Page 953.3l Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Link Clipbook: Clip List & Links 963.3m Media Content > Create Clipbook > PDF Link Clipbook: View Clip 973.3n Media Content > Create Clipbook > HTML Clipbook: Page 983.3o Media Content > Create Clipbook > HTML Clipbook: Available pdf 993.3p Media Content > Create Clipbook > Excel Clipbook 100

3. Media Content



Media Content: Clip List Content Matrix

Media Edited?

[All “Yes” have PDF clip row icon ]

Source Service Video?

[All “Yes” have video clip row icon ]

Headline Link Overlay

[Source, circulation, date, headline] +

Clip Row Link(s) Clip Row Icon #1

Clip Row Icon #2

Clip Row Metadata

[Type icon (s), headline, source, posting date, publication date, tags] +

Print Yes BL NoText version of full clip, available pdf link, highlights

- PDF of scanned clip[source, location, circulation, type (frequency), page, keyword, headline, clip, author, clip layout, account(s)]

PDFCity/state, circulation, media value

Broadcast Yes VMS Transcripts NoText version of segment script with highlighted keywords, available PDF link

- PDF of segment script[source, date, time, headline, clip text, highlights]

PDFCirculation (sometimes)

Broadcast Yes VMS Quickview YesText version of segment transcript with embedded video player

- HTML page with embedded video player (audience)- PDF (time)

PDF Onsite videoCirculation (sometimes)

Broadcast Yes Critical Mention YesVideo player with start video link, text version of segment script with highlighted keywords, highlights

- Criticalmention.com-hosted HTML page with video player- PDF

PDF Offsite video

Circulation (sometimes)

Web Yes BL NoSource website link, text version of best passage (generated from the search terms that this clip was matched to) with keywords highlighted, highlights

- Original clip web pagePDF Offsite web

page

City/state (sometimes), circulation (sometimes)

Web No BL (iMonitor) NoSource website link, text version of best passage (generated from the search terms that this clip was matched to) with keywords highlighted, highlights

- Original clip web page Offsite web page

City/state (sometimes), circulation (sometimes)

Web No BL (iMonitor/

Blinkx)

YesVideo player with start video link, text version of segment script with highlighted keywords, highlights

- Original video web page Offsite video ???

Web Yes Blinkx YesSource video link, text version of segment transcript with keywords highlighted, highlights

- Blinkx-hosted HTML page with video player- PDF

PDF Offsite videoCirculation (sometimes)



Media Content: Existing Metadata Available by Clip TypeMetadataMedia Type Print Broadcast Broadcast Broadcast Web Web Web WebEdited? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes

Source Service BurrellesLuce VMS Transcripts VMS Quickview Critical Mention BurrellesLuce iMonitoriMonitor (Blinkx) Blinkx

Video? No No Yes Yes No No Yes YesMedia Type List List List List List List List ListType (ex. newspaper) pdf No No No No No No NoFrequency (ex. daily) pdf No No No No No No NoPage (ex. A6) pdf No No No No No No NoSource (Publication) List, pdf, TEXT List , pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT List, pdf List, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXTSource Link No No No No pdf TEXT TEXT No(Location) No List (with Source) List (with Source) List (with Source) (List) List List NoCity List, pdf No No No (List) List List NoState List, pdf No No No (List) List List NoHeadline List, pdf, TEXT List , pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT List List, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXTSource Clip Link No No No No (List), pdf List List List, TEXTPDF Link List , TEXT TEXT No No List No No NoVideo Link No No List, TEXT List, TEXT No No List List, TEXTPosting Date List List List, TEXT List, TEXT List, pdf No No ListDay of Week pdf No No No No No No NoPublication Date pdf, TEXT pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT, pdf List, TEXT List, TEXT TEXTCirculation (Audience) List, pdf, TEXT TEXT (N/A) List, TEXT List, TEXT (List), TEXT, (pdf) List, TEXT List, TEXT TEXT (N/A)DMA pdf, Source Info No No No No No No NoMedia Value (AVE) List No No No No No No NoExcerpt List , TEXT List, pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT No No List, TEXTBest Passage No No No No No List Yes NoKeywords (Highlights) pdf, TEXT pdf, TEXT TEXT TEXT TEXT, (pdf) No No TEXTTags List, Filters List, Filters List, Filters List, Filters List, Filters List, Filters Yes List, FiltersAlert Name No No No No No Filters Filters NoAccount (Agreement) pdf, Adv. Search Adv. Search Adv. Search, Filters Adv. Search, Filters Filters, Adv. Search No No FiltersTime No pdf No No No No No NoStart Time No pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT No No No NoEnd Time No pdf, TEXT TEXT TEXT No No No NoTime of Highlight No pdf, TEXT No No No No No NoArticle Tone Not Yet Not Yet Not Yet Not Yet Not Yet Not Yet Not Yet Not Yet

Type



Media Content: Proposed Metadata Available by Clip TypeMetadata

Media Type Print Broadcast Broadcast Broadcast Web Web Web Web

Edited? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes

Source Service BurrellesLuce VMS Transcripts VMS Quickview Critical Mention BurrellesLuce iMonitoriMonitor (Blinkx) Blinkx

Video? No No Yes Yes No No Yes Yes

Media Type List List List List List List List List

Type (ex. newspaper) pdf No No No No No No No

Frequency (ex. daily) pdf No No No No No No No

Page (ex. A6) pdf No No No No No No No

Source (Publication) List, pdf, TEXT List, pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT List, pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT

Source Link No No No No List, pdf, TEXT List List No

City, ST (Location) List, pdf, TEXT No No No List, pdf, TEXT List List No

Headline List, pdf, TEXT List, pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT List, pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT

Source Clip Link No No No No List (icon), pdf List List List

PDF Link List List List List List No No No

Video Link No No List List No No List List

Posting Date List, pdf, TEXT List, pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT List, pdf, TEXT No No List, TEXT

Day of Week pdf No No No No No No No

Publication Date List, pdf, TEXT List, pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT List, pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT

Circulation (Audience) List, pdf, TEXT List, pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT (List), pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT No

DMA pdf, S No No No No No No No

Media Value (AVE) List No No No No No No No

Excerpt List , TEXT List, pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT List, pdf, TEXT No No List, TEXT

Best Passage No No No No No List, TEXT List, TEXT No

Keywords (Highlights) pdf, TEXT pdf, TEXT TEXT TEXT pdf, TEXT No No TEXT

Tags List, Filters List, Filters List, Filters List, Filters List, Filters List, Filters List, FiltersList, Filters

Alert Name No No No No No Filters Filters No

Account (Agreement) pdf pdf, Filters Filters Filters No No No Filters

Time No pdf, TEXT No No No No No No

Start Time No pdf, TEXT List, TEXT List, TEXT No No No No

End Time No pdf, TEXT TEXT TEXT No No No No

Time of Highlight No pdf, TEXT TEXT TEXT No No No No

Article Tone Not Yet Not Yet Not Yet Not Yet Not Yet Not Yet Not Yet Not Yet

Type



3All: Media Content User Task Flow

Keywords (Search) Filter Sort SelectClips per

pagePage Nav

Display (metadata)

Entry Point:Media Content

Action

Allow user to add their own summary of clip here or during the report process?

View TEXT View ClipView (Source)

Outlet Information

Delete Clip(s)Create

Clipbook from clips

TagView Video

Media Content Search to Select



3A: Media Content Search

Select Search overlay control

Media Content Search Overlay

Search type?

OverlaySimple

Entry PointMedia Content

Media Content Basic Search page

Media Content Simple Search

Results OK

YesNo Exit PointMedia Content:

Search Complete



3B: Media Content Simple Search

Results OK

Yes

No

Enter terms into empty

Simple Search text box

View Results List

Press Enter key on

keyboard or click Search

button

Navigate Results pages

Exit PointMedia Content:

Search complete

Media Content page




3C: Media Content Search Overlay


all of these words used?

Word proximity

used?

any of these words used?

exclude these words used?

This exact phrase used?

Yes YesYes Yes

Yes

Enter terms Enter terms Enter terms Enter terms

No No No No

Enter terms

Search fields OK?

YesNo

Clear?

Enter number of words within

Media Content >

Search Overlay

Select Search button

Select Clear button

Yes

No

Click outside of overlay

Exit PointMedia Content Simple Search:

Advanced Search

Complete

No, cancel

View Results

Exit PointMedia Content Simple Search: Search Overlay

complete

Navigate results pages

with Page Navigation controls



3D: Create a ClipbookMedia

Content Simple Search


page

Create Clipbook button selected

Clipbook: Design

CoversheetClipbook: Add a

Notes Page

Clipbook: Choose Output

Format

Clipbook: Sort Clips

Clipbook: Download Clipbook

Clips selected?

YesNo

OS dialogue: Save or Open

Clipbook

Action

OpenSave

Open doc

Clipbook

“No clip selected” error

message

Exit PointClipbook: Clipbook Complete

Select Clip



3E: Filter Clip List

Media Content


Filter OK?

No

Filter by Date

Filter by Agreement

Filter by Alert

Filter by Media Type

Filter by Media Video

Filter by Tag

Yes

Select expand All Filters link

Filter OK?

No

Yes

Filter OK?

No

Yes

Filter OK?

No

Filter OK?

No

Filter OK?

No

Filter OK?

No

Filter OK?

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes


Filtering Complete



3F: Sort Clip List



page

First Sort Choice OK?

Select first sorting choice

Select second sorting choice

Yes Second Sort Choice

OK?

No No

Yes


Sorting Complete

View Clip List

Select third sorting choice

Third Sort Choice OK?

NoYes

Select Sort by Drop Down

control

Click outside of Sort by drop down



3G: Select Clip(s)

Media Content Search Results



Select On this page: All from the Selection Drop Down

Select type

All on page

Individual

Select Select Clip checkbox


Clip(s) selection Complete

Another?NoYes

De-Select clip?

Yes

No

GroupSelect Select Clip

checkbox for beginning of

group

Select Select Clip checkbox AND SHIFT key for end of group

Select On all pages: All from the Selection Drop Down

All on all pages



3H: Apply a Tag to Clip(s)



page

Media Content

Search to Select

Select Tag drop down Create New

TagNew Tag?

Yes

Click on desired tag

No

Click Apply link

View/Close Apply Tag Confirmation

Message


Tag Applied



3I: Create and Apply a New Tag to Clip(s)



Select Tag hybrid drop down

control

Enter New Tag Name in text box

Select Apply link

View/Close Tag Created

confirmation message


Tag created and applied

Tag name exists?Yes

View Tag Name Exists Error

Message

No

Media Content

Search to Select



3K: Remove Tag from Clip



page

Media Content

Search to Select

Adjust Selection?

Yes

No

Select Tag drop down

Click on desired tag (until the check box is

empty)

Click Apply link

View/Close Remove Tag Confirmation

Message

Entry PointMedia Content: Tag un-applied

from clip(s)



3L: View Clip



Select Headline link in list

View Clip “TEXT” info in overlay

View What?

TEXT

PDF

Select pdf link in list

(if available)

Print?

Yes


Clip view Complete

View pdf in new browser

No

Source Website

Select Source Website icon in

list(if available)

Select Close link in overlay

View Video in new browser on host site (Blinkx)

Media Content

Search to Select

Adjust Selection?

Yes

No

Select Video link in list

(if available)

Select Print-Friendly view link

Video

View Source web site in new

browser

Print?

Yes

No

pdf print, save, send, etc.



3M: Delete Clip


Results


Select Delete from Actions drop down

Delete Clips light box: Enter

Reason and Contact Name for clip deletion

Select Delete button in

Delete Tag light box

Select OK on Delete Tag Are

you sure? dialogue

Yes/OK

Clip selected?

View/Close error message

No

Yes

Yes

No

View/Close error message

Are you sure

dialogue

No/Cancel

Reason and Contact Name

entered?

Continue?

Yes

No/Cancel

View/Close Delete Tag

Confirmation message

Media Content

Search to Select

Exit PointMedia Content: Clip(s) deletion

complete

Adjust Selection?

Yes

No



3N: View Outlet Information


Entry Point:Media Content

Select Publication/Source link

View Outlet Information in

overlay

Yes

Media Content

Search to Select

Adjust Selection?

Yes

No


View Outlet/Source/Publication complete

Print?Yes

Select Print-Friendly View link

No

Select Close linkSelect Print

Info Available?

View (enr) Info not available message in

overlay

No



3.0 Media Content: Public This is the default landing page when a user who is not logged in or who is not subscribed to the service tries to navigate to Media Content. Except for the service description, it is the same as the Public Home page.

1. Media Content Description Text

Contains page title & 4-bulleted text description of service highlights.




Media Content Help

User Name:

Password:

Login

Login



Media Content Help

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3.1 Media ContentThis is the default landing page when navigating to Media Content from elsewhere in the Portal.

1. Search

1.1 Search Field Text Box } When additional fields in the overlay are used,

boolean version of search appears in this field } Field expands (as possible)

1.2 Search Button f Select: .Executes search (results or message)

1.3 Search Drop Down Overlay Control f Select: Opens the search overlay

2. Date Range

2.1 Date Range Drop Down Overlay (0.4.19) f Select: Displays date range overlay } States: Default and Recurring Date; Overlay

3. Clip Filters

} The 5 clip filter groups are collapsed by default.

3.1 Filters Text Label If the Exclude state of filters is enabled in Settings > Preferences, the text “Advanced” appears as a superscript to the “Filters” text.

3.2 expand all Link f Select: .Shows all filter choices

3.3 collapse all Link f Select: .Shows only the five filter categories

3.4 reset Link f Select: .Sets all filters (except date range) to Allow } “(allow all)” instructional text

3.5 4-State Filter Section Text (0.4.13)Applies to the main filter sections (Tags, Alerts, etc.)

} Control and display toggle order: Include (check), Exclude (X), Allow (none), Include and Exclude (check and X)

Tooltip: # of filters in each of the 3 states

3.6 4-State Filter Group Text (0.4.14)Applies to tag groups

} Control and display toggle order: Include (check), Exclude (X), Allow (none), Include and Exclude (check and X)

Tooltip: # of filters in each of the 3 states

3.7 3-State Filter Text (0.4.12) } Control and display toggle order: Include

(check), Exclude (X), Allow (none)

3.8 Expand/Collapse Box Control (0.4.15) f Select .Plus: . .Expands section-level items f Select .Minus: . .Collapses section-level items

3.9 Expand/Collapse Arrow Control (0.4.15) f Select .Downward-facing .arrow: .Collapses group f Select .Upward-facing .arrow:: .Expands group

3.10 Agreement Filters Selection of agreement filters

3.11 iMonitor Alert Filters Selection of iMonitor alert filters

3.12 Media Type Filters f Select .Print .Only: .Video filter disabled

3.13 Video Filter } Disabled if Print is the only media type Included.

3. 14 Tag Filters Includes 4-state tag group and 3-state filter text




Media Content



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iMonitor Alerts

Alert #1

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Alert #3

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Broadcast

Web

Video in Clip

Tags

Not tagged

No Group

Tag Group A

Tag name A1

Tag name A2

Tag name A3

Tag Group B

Tag name B1

Tag name B2

Tag Group C

Actions

Actions

Sort by

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4. Select

4.1 Select Drop Down (0.4.3) f Select: .

Displays a list of selection choices: All, None, Today’s, Tagged, Untagged, Print, Web, Broadcast

Displays above and below the clip list

5. Actions

5.1 Actions Drop Down (0.4.4) f Select: .

Displays available clip actions f Select .Create .Ckipbook: .

Initiates clipbook process for selected clips } Inactive until at least one clip is selected f Select .Delete: .Deletes selected clips } Inactive until at least one clip is selected Displays above and below the clip list

6. Tag Controls

6.1 Tag Drop Down Hybrid f Select .

Displays tag control } Variations: Default, Clip Selected, Tag Change

Made, No Clip Selected, No Match/New, Match � Tags displayed in the list only include those

created in this User ID. Tag names cannot exceed 30 characters or contain characters other than letters, numbers, dashes (-) and spaces; they cannot contain 2 spaces in a row, and leading and trailing spaces will be truncated; they also cannot contain more than 2 dashes in a row


7. Sort by Drop Down

7.1 Sort Drop Down Overlay (0.4.7) f Select: .

Displays a list of fields and the manner (A-Z, etc.) in which they should be sorted

� Options: Posting Date (most recent first), Posting Date (most recent last), Source (A-Z), Source (Z-A), Headline (A-Z), Headline (Z-A) , Agreement (A-Z), Agreement (Z-A), Alert (A-Z), Alert (Z-A), Circulation (highest first), Circulation (lowest first), Publication Date, (most recent first), Publication Date (most recent last), Type (A-Z), Type Z-A)

} Options shown 3 times } Default choices are Posting Date (most recent

first), Source/Publication (A-Z), Headline (A-Z) } Displays above and below the clip list

8. Display

8.1 Display Multiple Select Drop Down (0.4.6) f Select: .

Displays set of checkboxes } Variations: Default and Selected � Options: Location (City, ST), Circulation, Media

Value, Excerpt/Best Passage, Publication Date, Tags; One clip per line (icon links all on one line, and publication date not show to allow this)

� Media Value is not included if none of the user’s agreements has it enabled


9. Clips per Page

9.1 Clips per Page Single Select Drop Down (0.4.5) f Select: .

Displays choicesSpec Type: f Behavior } State Editorial � Data

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Media Content



Filters

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iMonitor Alerts

Alert #1

Alert #2

Alert #3

Media Type

Print

Broadcast

Web

Video in Clip

Tags

Not tagged

No Group

Tag Group A

Tag name A1

Tag name A2

Tag name A3

Tag Group B

Tag name B1

Tag name B2

Tag Group C

Actions

Actions

Sort by

Sort by

Display

Display

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Clips per page

Tags

Tags

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� Options: 20, 30, 50, 100, 200 clips per page � Variations: Default, Selected, ...calculating Displays above and below the clip list

10. Clip Number

10.1 Clips TextDisplays number of clips in the entire list on all pages

} “Clips” and “of” regular text; numbers bolded } If system loads maximum of 10,000 clips, indicate

“<#> of 10,000+”, since there can actually be more than 10,000 clips.

} Variations: Default and “...calculating” Displays above and below the clip list

11. Page Controls

11.1 Page Navigation Links and Text If the user has selected clips on a page and uses the page nav to go to a new page, they are warned that any clip selection on the page will be lost.

f Select: .First .Displays first results page

} Link inactive when on the first page f Select .Prev: .



Displays the last results page } Link inactive when on the last page � Variations: Default, ...calculating Displays above and below the clip list

12. Print Clip Row

Clip rows can exist in two states: } Unselected (default): no row background

highlight, checkbox is unchecked. } Selected: row background is highlighted,

checkbox is checked. } Data displayed controlled by Display control

(3.1.8.1)

12.1 Select Clip Check Box f Select:

Toggles the selection of the clip row. } Unselected (default): checkbox is unchecked. } Selected: checkbox is checked Ctrl + Click can be used to select a range of clips Selections lost if page nav is used

12.2 Media Type IconIcon that defines clip type

} Print, Broadcast: VMS Transcripts, Broadcast: VMS Quickview & Critical Mention, Web: Edited Web, Web: iMonitor

f Hover: .Tooltip displays the type (“Print” ,etc.) for all but the iMonitor icon, which displays the alert name.

12.3 Publication/Source LinkHyperlink to infomation about clip source (when available from Media Contacts)

f Select: .Displays the Media Content Outlet Information in an overlay

} Variations: Default and Overlay

12.4 Headline LinkHyperlink title of the clip

f Select: .Displays the information for the clip in an overlay (0.4.18)



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Filters

Agreements

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7970NX

iMonitor Alerts

Alert #1

Alert #2

Alert #3

Media Type

Print

Broadcast

Web

Video in Clip

Tags

Not tagged

No Group

Tag Group A

Tag name A1

Tag name A2

Tag name A3

Tag Group B

Tag name B1

Tag name B2

Tag Group C

Actions

Actions

Sort by

Sort by

Display

Display

Clips per page

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Tags

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} Truncated to 30 characters with Headlines Detail

12.5 pdf Link f Select: .

Opens pdf of edited clip in new browser window/tab

12.6 Posting DateDate clip was added to the portal

} Format: Mmm DD, YYYY } Today, Yesterday, etc. text used as appropriate f Hover: .

Tool tip: “Posting Date : This was a <day of week>”

12.7 City, StateText describing the location of the source (when available)

� Grey text

12.8 CirculationText describing the size of the audience (when available)

} Displays if check box in Display control is selected

� Grey text

12.9 Media Value } Displays for Print media type clips } Displays if check box in Display control is

selected � Grey text

12.10 Clip ExcerptTruncated summary of clip


� 40 words stored, first 30 displayed

12.11 Publication Date and Text LabelDate clip was originally published

} Format: Mmm DD, YYYY } Displays if check box in Display control is

selected, and publication date is different from the posting date for a Print clip

� Grey text f Hover: .

Tool tip: “Publication Date: This was a <day of week>”

12.12 TagsGrouped by tag group rectangles


} Format: Tag Group > Tag1, Tag2, Tag 3 } Tag Groups do not wrap across lines (if group

does not fit on a line it starts on the next line) } Tag text is darker if tag filter is in the Include state

12.13 Agreement } Label text and agreement code

13. Broadcast: VMS Transcripts Clip Row




(3.1.8.1)


Toggles the selection of the clip row. } Unselected (default): checkbox is unchecked. } Selected: checkbox is checked Ctrl + Click can be used to select a range of clips

13.2 Media Type Icon


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Filters

Agreements

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7970NX

iMonitor Alerts

Alert #1

Alert #2

Alert #3

Media Type

Print

Broadcast

Web

Video in Clip

Tags

Not tagged

No Group

Tag Group A

Tag name A1

Tag name A2

Tag name A3

Tag Group B

Tag name B1

Tag name B2

Tag Group C

Actions

Actions

Sort by

Sort by

Display

Display

Clips per page

Clips per page

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Tags

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Icon that defines clip type } Print, Broadcast: VMS Transcripts, Broadcast: VMS

Quickview & Critical Mention, Web: Edited Web, Web: iMonitor












Tool tip: “Posting Date: This was a <day of week>”



� Grey text









14. Broadcast: VMS Quickview Clip Row




(3.1.8.1)


Toggles the selection of the clip row. } Unselected (default): checkbox is unchecked. } Selected: checkbox is checked





Media Content



Filters

Agreements

7970NA

7970NX

iMonitor Alerts

Alert #1

Alert #2

Alert #3

Media Type

Print

Broadcast

Web

Video in Clip

Tags

Not tagged

No Group

Tag Group A

Tag name A1

Tag name A2

Tag name A3

Tag Group B

Tag name B1

Tag name B2

Tag Group C

Actions

Actions

Sort by

Sort by

Display

Display

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Ctrl + Click can be used to select a range of clips

















� Grey text




14.9 Source Clip Video Link f Select .

Brings user to original video online (if available) � Appears in web clips with video (if available)





15. Web Clip Row




(3.1.8.1)





Media Content



Filters

Agreements

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iMonitor Alerts

Alert #1

Alert #2

Alert #3

Media Type

Print

Broadcast

Web

Video in Clip

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Not tagged

No Group

Tag Group A

Tag name A1

Tag name A2

Tag name A3

Tag Group B

Tag name B1

Tag name B2

Tag Group C

Actions

Actions

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15.4 Publication/Source Site Link IconHyperlink to the Home page of the host site for the web clip.





Opens pdf of edited clip in new browser

window/tab





� Grey text



� Grey text




15.11 Source Clip URL Link f Select .

Brings user to original web clip (if available) � Appears in web clips (if available)



} Format: Tag Group > Tag1, Tag2, Tag 3





Media Content



Filters

Agreements

7970NA

7970NX

iMonitor Alerts

Alert #1

Alert #2

Alert #3

Media Type

Print

Broadcast

Web

Video in Clip

Tags

Not tagged

No Group

Tag Group A

Tag name A1

Tag name A2

Tag name A3

Tag Group B

Tag name B1

Tag name B2

Tag Group C

Actions

Actions

Sort by

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Display

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15.815.6

15 15.7

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15.3

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14.12

15.12




} Tag Groups do not wrap across lines (if group does not fit on a line it starts on the next line)

} Tag text is darker if tag filter is in the Include state


16. iMonitor Clip Row




(3.1.8.1)







f Select: .

Displays the Media Content Outlet Information in an overlay






16.6 Source Clip URL Link f Select .

Brings user to original web clip (if available) � Appears in web clips (if available)





� Grey text







Media Content



Filters

Agreements

7970NA

7970NX

iMonitor Alerts

Alert #1

Alert #2

Alert #3

Media Type

Print

Broadcast

Web

Video in Clip

Tags

Not tagged

No Group

Tag Group A

Tag name A1

Tag name A2

Tag name A3

Tag Group B

Tag name B1

Tag name B2

Tag Group C

Actions

Actions

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Sort by

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Display

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� Grey text

16.10 Clip Best PassageTruncated part of the clip text that matches the iMonitor alert search


� 25 words (40 in iMonitor)




does not fit on a line it starts on the next line)

16.12 iMonitor Alert } Label text and alert name

17. Web with Video Clip Row




(3.1.8.1)













17.6 Video Clip URL Link f Select .

Brings user to original web video clip (if available) � Appears in web clips (if available)







Media Content



Filters

Agreements

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iMonitor Alerts

Alert #1

Alert #2

Alert #3

Media Type

Print

Broadcast

Web

Video in Clip

Tags

Not tagged

No Group

Tag Group A

Tag name A1

Tag name A2

Tag name A3

Tag Group B

Tag name B1

Tag name B2

Tag Group C

Actions

Actions

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18. iMonitor with Video Clip Row




(3.1.8.1)













18.6 Video Clip URL Link f Select .

Brings user to original web video clip (if available)







Media Content



Filters

Agreements

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iMonitor Alerts

Alert #1

Alert #2

Alert #3

Media Type

Print

Broadcast

Web

Video in Clip

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Not tagged

No Group

Tag Group A

Tag name A1

Tag name A2

Tag name A3

Tag Group B

Tag name B1

Tag name B2

Tag Group C

Actions

Actions

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18.8 City, StateText describing location of the source (when available)

� Grey text

18.9 CirculationText describing size of the audience (when available)


� Grey text

18.10 Clip Best PassageTruncated part of the clip text that matches the iMonitor alert search


� 25 words displayed (40 in iMonitor)




does not fit on a line it starts on the next line)

18.12 iMonitor Alert } Label text and alert name





Media Content



Filters

Agreements

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iMonitor Alerts

Alert #1

Alert #2

Alert #3

Media Type

Print

Broadcast

Web

Video in Clip

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Not tagged

No Group

Tag Group A

Tag name A1

Tag name A2

Tag name A3

Tag Group B

Tag name B1

Tag name B2

Tag Group C

Actions

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3.1 Media Content: Variations

3.1.1 Search Drop Down Overlay (0.4.19)

A. Default

B. Drop Down SelectedAllows the user to search clips in more detail than simple search

� The search term(s) remain in the search fields until cleared, overwritten, or an action is executed on the search list.

� When collapsed, the search string in Boolean appears in the basic search text box.

b1. Boolean String TextAs the user enters search terms, the boolean equivalent appears in the Seach field.

� Apha-numeric, no “ ( ) ]

b2. all of these words Text FieldUser enteres search terms


b3. any of these words Text FieldWords using the OR Boolean logic, which returns results containing any of the terms entered


b4. this exact phrase Text FieldEquivalent of user placing quotes around a search string, it returns results that contain the whole string of words together


b5. where these words Text FieldsUser enters search terms and a numeric value to indicate how close the terms need to be to one another


b6. are within...words of each other Text Field � Integer, range from 1 to 99

b7. (Exclude) any of these words Text FieldWords using the NOT Boolean logic, excluding clips from the results that match the terms entered


b8. Search Button f Select: .

Search overlay disappears and the search string appears in the basic search text box; system returns results against the entered search criteria (all page functions inactive while processing)

b9. Clear Button f Select: .

Clears all entries in form fields

3.1.3.1 Filters

A. Default

These are the variations for the elements in the Media Content page.




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catch throw

toomer

“Eli Manning”

where these words:

all of these words:

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super bowl “Eli Manning” catch OR throw –toomer

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3.1 Media Content: Variations (continued)

3.1.2.1 Date Range Drop Down Overlay (0.4.19)

A. Default f Select .(on .date .or .drop .down .control): .

The overlay (B) is displayed

B. Drop Down Selected

b1. Date Range Drop Down f Select: .

Displays a list of date ranges options � Default: Set by user in Settings > Preferences � Options: All Dates, Last 60 days, Today, Yesterday,

This Week, This Month, Last Week, Last Month, Last 2 Months, Last 3 Months, Last 6 Months, Last 12 Months, Custom Date Range, Recurring Event

b2. From Date Field with CalendarDefault From date agrees with default To date (today) and the correct number of days indicated by the Date Range drop down.

f Select .calendar .icon: .Calendar control appears

b3. To Date Field with CalendarTo Date agrees with default To date (today) and the correct number of days indicated by the Date Range drop down.


b4. Recurring Dates Checkbox f Select: .

Displays Recurring dates inlay

b5. Apply Button f Select: .

Filter is activated, overlay closes, and date range

drop down values chnage to match user choices

b6. Cancel Link f Select: .

Closes overlay

b7. Publication Date Checkbox f Select: .

Uses the date the clip was published by the source publication, rather than when the clip was posted by BL to the portal

C. Weekly Recurring Dates

c1. Frequency Drop Down � Options: Weekly, Monthly f Select .Weekly:

Displays Weekly recurrence controls

c2. Every ... week(s) on: Number Field � Range: 1 to 5

c3. Day of Week Button Set Multi-Select f Select: .

Day of week selected f Select .again: .

Day of week de-selected

c4. Weekly Recurring Date Summary Text � Spells out recurrence: “Every <#> weeks on <days

of week> from <start date> to <end date>.”

D. Monthly Recurring Dates

d1. Frequency Drop Down � Options: Weekly, Monthly f Select .Monthly:

Displays Monthly recurrence controls

d2. Each/On the Radio Button Set





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10/29/2009From To09/29/2009

Recurring dates

Publication Date (when clip was published vs.when it was put on portal)

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Weekly

Apply

10/29/2009From To09/29/2009

Recurring dates Frequency:

Every 2 weeks on Tuesday from Sept 29, 2009 to Oct 29, 2009.

Every

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week(s) on:

Publication Date (when clip was published by source vs.when it was put on portal)



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Last month

third Sunday

Monthly

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10/29/2009From To09/29/2009


Every month on the 2nd, 7th, and 19th, from Sep 29 to Oct 29, 2009

Each:

On the:

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f Select .Each: .Day of Month control (d3) is activated

f Select .On .the: .d4 and d5 controls are activated

d3. Day of Month Button Set Multi-Select f Select .day: .

Day of month is selected f Select .day .again: .

Day of month is de-selected

d4. Day of Week in Month Number Drop Down � Options: first, second, third, fourth, fifth

d5. Day of Week Drop Down � Options: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,

Thursday, Friday, Saturday

d6. Monthly Recurring Date Summary Text � Spells out recurrence: “Every month on the <days

of month> from <start date> to <end date>.” OR “Every month on the <day of week in month number> <day of week> from <start date> to <end date>.”

E. Closed with Recurring Dates � When Recurring dates chosen, includes recurring

date summary text: “Every <recurrence>.”

F. Closed with Publication Date Used � When Recurring dates chosen, includes recurring



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3.1.4.1 Select Drop Down

A. Default

B. Selected

3.1.5.1 Actions Drop Down

A. Default

B. Selected

3.1.6.1 Tag Control

Tag names cannot exceed 30 characters or contain characters other than letters, numbers, dashes (-), and spaces.

Tag names cannot contain 2 spaces in a row, and leading and trailing spaces will be truncated; they also cannot contain more than 2 dashes in a row.

A. Default

B. Clip SelectedIf a clip has been selected, the Create New Tag and the Manage Tags links appear.

f Select .Create .New .Tag .link: .New Tag Dialogue appears

f Select .Manage .Tags .link: .User brought to 6.1 Settings > Tag Management page

f Select .Tag .label .and .Not .Checkbox: .(shortcut) .Tag selected is applied or un-applied to selected clips and the drop down closes

f Select .outside .of .drop .down .The drop down is closed like a cancel button was

clicked.

C. Tag Change Made• A solid square in the checkbox indicates at least

one of the clips selected already have the tag applied to them

• A check in the checkbox indicates all the clips selected already have the tag applied to them

• An empty checkbox indicates all the clips selected do not presently have the tag applied to them

f Select .empty .checkbox: .Tag will be applied to selected clips

f Select .checked .checkbox: .Tag will be un-applied to selected clips

f Select .solid .square .in .checkbox: .Tag will be applied to selected clips

D. No Clip SelectedIf no clip is selected before clicking on the drop down, no tags are checked nor “solid sqaured” and only the Manage Tags link appears.

f Select .Manage .Tags .link: .User brought to 6.1 Settings > Tag Management page

f Enter .tag .name: .User can still search for a tag or select it, but it will not be applied to any clips

E. Tag MatchIf the user types in text that matches tags, only those tags are displayed

F. No Match/NewIf the user types in text that does not match any tags, “no match” appears and the user is given the option to create a new tag by that name.

f Select .create .new .link: .Opens New Tag dialogue.





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3.1.8.1 Display Multi-Select Drop Down

A. Default

B. Selected � Checkbox Options: Location (City, ST),

Circulation, Media Value, Excerpt/Best Passage, Tags, Publication Date; One clip per line

3.1.9.1 Clips per page Drop Down

A. Default

B. Selected � Options: 20, 30, 50, 100, 200

3.1.10.1 Clips Text

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Circulation

Location (City, ST)

Media type, source, headline, pdf link, posting date, and:

Media ValueExcerptTagsPublication Date

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3.1.7.1

3.1.8.1

3.1.9.1

3.1.10.1 and 3.1.11.1




3.1.12 to 3.1.18 Clip Row

A. Default

B. SelectedWhen the checkbox for a row is clicked, the row background is also highlighted.

C. One line per clipWhen this last option in the Display control is chosen, the optional metadata choices above are de-selected and the other metadata is truncated to allow the clip to fit on one line.

If headline wraps, it will be truncated to one line Link icons (PDF, Video) will all appear on one line

D. No ResultsWhen the search or filtering returns no clips

� “No results”

3.1.12.3 to 3.1.18.3 Publication Name Link Overlay

A. Default

B. SelectedWhen the link is selected, the overlay appears

b1. Source Name and Address Text Displays name, street address, city, state, and zip code.

b2. Source Contact Information Text Displays Phone, Fax, Email and Web information

b3. Source Market Area Displays Locale and DMA

b4. Source About the Publication

Displays Category, Language, Publication Date, and Target Audience

b5. Source Circulation Displays Circulation number and Media Type

b6. Source Editorial Information Displays if there is an Editorial Calendar (Y/N)

b7. Print-friendly view Link f Select: .

Opens up print-friendly version of TEXT in new browser or tab, and Outlet Information overlay remains

b8. Close Overlay Link Close text with window-closing X control to its right.

f Select: .Closes Outlet Information overlay

C. Information Not AvailableThe overlay appears with the message: “Unfortunately, information for your selected source is not available at this time.”



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New York Times620 Eighth AvenueNew York, NY 10018-3959-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contact Phone: (212) 556-1234 Fax: eMail: [email protected] Web: http://www.nytimes.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About the Publication Category: General Language: English Publication Dates: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Target Audience: General --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Editorial Editorial Calendar: Y

Locale: New York, NY DMA: New York (001)

Circulation: 1,000,665 Media Type: Daily Newspaper

Market Area

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No results.

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3.1.12 to 3.1.18

3.1.12.3 to 3.1.18.3

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3.1-12.4, 13.4, 15.5, 16.5, 17.5, 18.5 TEXT Overlay

When the user clicks on the Headline link, the TEXT information appears in a overlay area for all clip types

A. Default

B. SelectedThe overlay appears

b1. Publication/Source Text

b2. City, ST Text

b3. Circulation Text

b4. Media Value Text

b5. Posting Date and Time

b6. Publication Date and Time

b7. Headline

b8. Excerpt Keywords are highlighted with a yellow background

b9. Keyword(s) Words used by readers to flag clips, as per agreements

Highlighted to indicate relationship with keywords in excerpt

b10. Print-Friendly View Link f Select: .

Opens up print-friendly version of TEXT in new browsers or tab

b11. Close Overlay Link f Select: .

Opens up print-friendly version of TEXT in new browsers or tab

C. Information Unavailable � “Unfortunately, information for your selected

source is not available at this time.”



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Keyword(s): keyword


B

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3.1.12.4, 3.1.13.4, 3.1.16.5

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b7b8

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b10 b11

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C

Unfortunately, information for your selected source is not available at this time.



3.1 Media Content: Error Messages

1. Unsupported Search Character

Appears in Message Area if the user enteres a parens or bracket in the search field and presses the Enter key on the keyboard or the Search button.

� Search does not support the following characters: “()]”

2. No Clips for Tag

Appears in Message Area if the user selects a tag that is not assigned to any clips.

� “There are no clips for this tag.”

3. No Content for Agreement/Alert

Appears in Message Area if the user selects an agreement or alert that has no clips.

� “No Content Posted.”

4. Tag Name Too Long

Appears when the user tries to create a tag with a name more than 30 characters in length.

� “The tag name you entered has more than the limit of 30 characters.””

� Or just limit number of characters that can be entered

5. Tag Name Has Invalid Characters

Appears when the user tries to create a tag with a name containing characters other than letters, numbers, dashes (-) or space.

� “The tag name contains invalid characters.”

6. Tag Group Name Too Long

Appears when the user tries to create a tag group with a name more than 30 characters in length.

� “The tag group name you entered has more than the limit of 30 characters.”

� Or just limit number of characters that can be entered

7. Tag Group Name Has Invalid Characters

Appears when the user tries to create a tag group with a name containing characters other than letters, numbers, dashes (-) or space.

� “The tag group name you entered contains invalid characters.”

8. Tag Name Already Exists

Appears when the user enters a tag name that already exists.

� “The tag name you entered already exists.”

9. Tag Group Name Already Exists

Appears when the user enters a tag group name that already exists.

� “The tag group name you entered already exists.”

10. Recurrence is incorrect

Appears if the user enters an incorrect recurrence

These are the error states for the Media Content page. (See 0.6.1 for more information on error messages.)




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entry or a number entry that is out of range � “The parameters in the recurrence you entered

are incorrect.”

11. Could Not Delete Selected Tag

Appears if the tag could not be deleted. � “The system could not delete the selected tag

from the clip.”

12. No Clips Selected

Appears if the user selects a clip action without selecting any clips.

� “The action cannot be completed because there were no clips selected.”

13. No Search Term Entered

Appears if the user does not enter any terms in the basic or advanced search fields

� “A search term was not entered.”

14. Proximity Terms Missing

If the user selects the Search button after entering a number in the “within” field, but without entering any search terms in the “where these words” field, this message appears.

� “The proximity range field depends on the proximity words field.” appears just below the Search/Manage alerts tabs in the standard message area.

15. Proximity Number Out of Range

If the user enters a number that is NOT between 1 and 10,000, the user receives this message:

� “The proximity range field must be between specified numbers: 1 and 99”

16. Invalid Date Range

Appears if the user enters a date range that is incorrect (if incoorect selection cannot be prevented)

� “A date range cannot go back more than 13 months nor forward in the future. Please correct your selection.

17. Page Navigation Will Break Selection

Appears if the user selects All Clips Across All Pages and then tries to navigate to another page in the clip list

� “Proceeding to the next page in the list will eliminate the clip selection you made across all pages”

These are the error states for the Media Content page. (See 0.6.1 for more information on error messages.)




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3.1 Media Content: Confirmation Messages

1. Tag Applied to Clip

Appears in Message Area after the user successfully applies a tag (or tags) to a clip (or clips).

� Tag name and number of clips

2. Tag Removed From Clip

Appears in Message Area after the user successfully removes a tag (or tags) from a clip (or clips).

� Tag name(s) and number of clips

These are the confirmation messages for the Media Content page. (See 0.6.2 for more information on confirmation messages.)




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3.1a Media Content: Remove Tag Dialogue

1. Remove Tag Are you sure? Dialogue

1.1 Question TextAsks the user if they want the clip to be untagged. (The “Untag clip” action item only appears if a specific tag has been selected from the Select Tag dropdown.)


Tag is removed from the selected clips, user remains on page, relevant tags disappear from the clips (if tags are displayed by user)


Action is abandon, user returned to state before Action chosen.

This dialogue appears when the user selects one or more clips from the results list, and chooses to remove one or more tags from the Tag drop down hybrid control. (See 0.6.1 for more information on dialogues.)




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3.1a Media Content: Undo Selection (Across All Pages) Dialogue

1. Undo Selection Are You Sure Dialogue

1.1 Question TextAsks the user if they want to proceed desppite the fact that clip selection will be lost.


User is brought to the desired clip list page and all selections are abandoned


Action is abandon, user returned to state before Action chosen.

This “Are You Sure?” dialogue appears when the user selects all clips on all pages of the list, and attempts to navigate to another page using the First, Previous, Next or Last links.




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3.1b Media Content: New Tag and New Tag Group Dialogue

1. New Tag Dialogue

Allows the user to enter the name for a new tag and to choose a tag group for the tag.

1.1 Tag Name Text Box } Character limit display: “(<#> of 30 characters)” } Valid character text: (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>) Tag names cannot contain 2 spaces in a row, and leading and trailing spaces will be truncated; they also cannot contain more than 2 dashes in a row.

f Enter .invalid .character: .Error message appears and user is stopped from entering more characters until the invalid one is deleted

1.2 Tag Group Drop Down f Select: .

Displays the list of existing tag groups, including a default group “No Group”.

f Select .New .group .Tag Group Name Text Box (1.4) appears.

} Default and Selected

1.3 Tag Group Name Text Box } Appears if “New group...” is selected in Tag Group

drop down } Character limit display: “(<#> of 30 characters)” } Valid character text: (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>) Tag group names cannot contain 2 spaces in a row, and leading and trailing spaces will be truncated; they also cannot contain more than 2 dashes in a row.


1.4 Create Button Does not require a clip to be selected

f Select: .The New Tag dialogue closes, and the tag is created but NOT applied to the selected clips

1.5 Create and Apply Button Appears if at least one clip is selected

f Select: .The New Tag dialogue closes, and the tag is created AND applied to the selected clips

1.6 Cancel Link f Select: .

Action is abandon, user returned to previous state.

This dialogue appears when the user chooses to create a new tag from the Tag drop down hybrid control, or any other point in the portal.




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1. Video Pop Up

1.1 Clip Title The title and subtitle of the clip

1.2 Video PlayerDisplays first frame of video

} Displays video when Start Video button selected

1.3 Start Video Button f Select: .

Starts video in Video Player

Having selected the video link from Media Content screen, a new browser window is displayed with the video displayed. The user can play the video from this new browser window.


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3.1d Media Content > Delete Clip(s) Dialogues

1. Delete Clips Dialogue

1.1 Delete Clips Title � Font: TBD

1.2 Reason Text Area User must note why they deleted the tag

� Character limit:1000 � Required field (error state if no entry)

1.3 Contact Name Text Area User must note who is deleting the clips for customer service followup

� Character limit: 40 � Required field (error state if no entry)

1.3 Delete Button f Select: .

The Delete Clip Are you sure dialogue appears. } Default and Deleting... states

1.4 Cancel Button f Select: .

Closes the lightbox and returns the user to the Media Content page.

2. Delete Clip Are You Sure Dialogue

See 0.5.1 for dialogue details The system will compose an email notification to account services describing the deleted clip along with the reason the customer deleted it.

2.1 Question Text Asks the user if they want to delete a clip, indicating that the action cannot be undone.


The dialogue closes and the Delete button text changes to “Deleting...” , and the button background dims. When deletion is complete, the lightbox disappears and the Delete Clip confirmation message appears.


Dialogue closes and the user is returned to the Delete Clips lightbox.

Having selected one or more clips and the Delete button, this dialogue appears which enables the user to add a reason for deleting the clip(s). (This is tracked by account services.)




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3.1h. 1.3 Delete Button

A. Default Standard button

B. Deleting... This state show the deletion process is underway. The button also becomes disabled to keep the user from clicking on it additional times, and an ellipse is placed after the button title text.

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1. No Reason Message

Appears when the user does not enter a reason for deleting the clip(s).

� “You must submit a reason to delete clips.”

2. No Contact Name Message

Appears when the user does not enter a Contact Name when deleting the clip(s).

� “You must submit a Contact Name to delete clips.”

These are the potential error states for the Media Content > Delete Clips page. (See 0.6.1 for more information on error messages.)




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3.1d Media Content > Delete Clip(s) Dialogue: Confirmation Messages

1. Clip(s) Deleted

After the user selects Delete button on Delete Clips dialogue, and then selects OK button on Delete Clips dialogue, this confirmation message appears.

� “<#> clips were deleted.”

After the user selects Delete button on Delete Clips dialogue, and then selects OK button on Delete Clips dialogue, this confirmation message appears. (See 0.6.2 for more information on confirmation messages.)




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1. Deletion Information Text

Frames the user account, the site, and the reason for deletion.

1.1 User ID User’s account ID

1.2 Number of Clips Indicates how many clips were deleted by the single user action

1.3 Reason for Deletion User entered reason for deleting the clip(s)

2. Deleted Clip Details

Lists multiple clips if they are deleted in the same action together.

2.1 Clip ID Clip ID code

2.2 Clip Title Clip headline

2.3 Publication Date � YYYYMMDD

2.4 Posting Date � YYYYMMDD

2.5 Media Type � Web, Broadcast, Print

2.6 Text URL Link � Hyperlink

2.7 Image URL � Hyperlink

This email notification is sent to Account Services describing the deleted clip and the reason the customer entered for deleting it.


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Add:- Who deleted clip- Number of pages in deleted clips- Page number where keywords are located for deleted clips- Keywords for clips- Summary of clip types (number)- Subject line: Account/Site Number- Clip codes

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ID: 09ff9e7f7679999hg89032322323232090980.abc.87fdc0037900e542 Title: Sen Ted Kennedy Dies Pub Date: 20090901 Post Date: 20090901 Type: web text URL: http://portal.burrellesluce.com/MediaContent/article.php/9999LT_35562.pdf?f=image&id=9999LT_35562 image URL: http://images.burrellesluce.com/image/88097AC/9999LT_35562

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3.3a Media Content > Create Clipbook > Design Coversheet

1. Design Coversheet Form

No fields are required.

1.1 Form Title“Design Coversheet” text

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1.2 Instructional Text Lets the user know that if they do not complete any of these fields the clipbook will not have a cover sheet.

} Grey italic text with lines bordering the top and bottom.

� “This is the first page of your clipbook that contains clip images or links. If you leave all of the fields blank, this page will not appear in your clipbook.”

1.3 Title Text Box User can enter a clipbook title.

} Field label appear above and left justified to field

1.4 Sub Title Text Box User can enter a clipbook subtitle.


1.5 Sub Title (2) Text Box User can enter another clipbook subtitle.


1.6 Next Button Progresses the user to the next create clipbook dialogue.

Having selected one or more clips from the list and Create Clipbook button Action drop down, this page appears and allows the user to create the titling for the clipbook.




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This is the fi rst page of your clipbook that contains clip images or links. If you leave all of the fi elds blank, this page will not appear in your clipbook.

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1. Add a Notes Page Form

No fields are required.

1.1 Form Title“Add a Notes Page” text

� Font: TBD

1.2 Instructional Text Lets the user know that if they do not complete any of these fields the clipbook will not have this page.


� “If you want to include introductory or explanatory text at the beginning of a clipbook that contains clip images or links, type or cut-and-paste your copy here. If you leave this section blank, the notes page will not appear in your clipbook. “

1.3 Notes Text Area User can enter a clipbook notes

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1.4 Next Button Progresses the user to the next create clipbook dialogue.

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3.3c Media Content > Create Clipbook > Choose Output Format

1. Choose Output Format Form

1.1 Choose Output Title � Font: TBD

1.2 File Format Radio Button Set Four mutually exclusive choices with a written description of each: - PDF, with clip images in your Clipbook

� “Due to the processing time required, and the size of the PDF file that will be created, we recommend that you not exceed 200 clips for this format. Video Content is not supported in this format.”

- PDF, with clip links in your Clipbook � “This clipbook will have a listing of your clips

(with publication name, city of publication, circulation, date and headline) plus links that can be clicked to view clippings. This is the recommended format for sharing video content.”

- HTML � “This will create a report in HTML that you can

cut-and-paste into other applications. Cover page and Notes are not supported in this clipbook. “

- Microsoft Excel � “This will create an Excel file of all the data

associated with each of the clips you select. A great way to quickly get your clip info in an Excel format. “

1.3 Next Button f Select: .

Proceeds user to next Create a Clipbook page

On this screen the user is able to choose from a variety of output formats for the clipbook.




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Due to the processing time required, and the size of the PDF fi le that will be created, we recommend that you not exceed 200 clips for this format. Video Content is not supported in this format.

This clipbook will have a listing of your clips (with publication name, city of publication, circulation, date and headline) plus links that can be clicked to view clippings. This is the recommended format for sharing video content.

This will create a report in HTML that you can cut-and-paste into other applications. Cover page and Notes are not supported in this clipbook.

This will create an Excel fi le of all the data associated with each of the clips you select. A great way to quickly get your clip info in an Excel format.

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� “If you would like to change the order your clips will appear in, simply renumber them in the boxes below and click “Order”. When you are happy with the order, click “Next”. “

1.3 Clip List with Order Text Fields A numeric text field followed by the clip metadata (Source, City/ST, Circulation, Date, Clip Title). User changes numbers to re-order clips.

1.4 ORDER Button f Select: .

Updates the order of the clips according to user changes in the number fields

� If items are given a number larger than the highest, the system puts those items last and gives them numbers incremented from the highest existing number.

1.5 next Button f Select: .

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1.1 Download Clipbook Title � Font: TBD

1.2 Instructional Text: View Lets the user know how to view the clipbook file


� “To view your clipbook, click download.”

1.3 Instructional Text: Save Lets the user know how to view and save (right-click) the clipbook file in Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari.

} Regular black and grey italic text � “To save the file, right click on the “Download”

link and choose: “Save Target As” in Internet Explorer “Save Link As” in Firefox “Download Linked File As” in Safari”

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Clipbook opens in new browser f Right-click .Select .

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Opens Adobe pdf format file in new browser

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1. Clips List

1.1 Clip Number Clips are numbered in ascending order.

1.2 Source Where the clip came from

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1.4 Date Date of clip postingon the Portal

1.5 Clip Headline Text The title of the clip

This page lists the clips in numbered order with basic information.




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1.1 Source

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1.5 Media Type and Publication Frequency

1.6 Source Page

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2. Clip Detail

2.1 Headline

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2.3 Clip Text Content

2.4 Clip Page Location Image

2.5 Clip Page (of Total) Number

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1. PDF Links Clipbook Title Page

Opens Adobe pdf format file in new browser

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1. Clipbook Notes Page

1.1 Notes Text

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1.3 City, State Location of source

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1.5 Clip Headline Text The title of the clip

1.6 View Clip Link f Select: .

Opens the clip’s source clip in a new browser. f Hover: .

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This page lists the clips and also provides a link so the user can view the source clip.




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1.3 Headline The title of the clip

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1.5 Circulation Number of readers

1.6 Available pdf Link f Select: .

Opens clip available pdf document in new browser.

1.7 Clip Detail Text The clip text

1.8 Highlights These are keywords applied to clipsbefore they are given to readers

This page appears when the user creates an HTML clipbook.




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1. Excel Clipbook Spreadsheet

The following columns appear in the spreadsheet:

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1. Instructional Header and Text

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“Included as part of your Media Content subscription, each month’s report contains nine charts to help you measure the effectiveness of your media campaigns.”

Charts are available in Microsoft Excel® and Adobe Acrobat® PDF formats.”

2. Reports

The most current report (for the last month) is displayed. The user can select the Excel to download an Excel spreadsheet or the PDF to download a PDF document. Both options display a dialogue for the user to download the file.

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Allows the user to Save or Open the report in an Excel document

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Automated Measurement Also Available: Custom Measurement

Analysts review your stories for sentiment (tone), key messages, marketing power, prominence, media value, share of voice, or other pre-defi ned and customized metrics.

Generate monthly, quarterly, or other requested frequency reports in either Word or Excel format. Data tables are accompanied by full-color Power-Point charts that you can easily upload

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This chapter contains:5A: Search iMonitor Clips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1055B: Search iMonitor Clips_Simple . . . . . . . . . . 1065C: Search iMonitor Clips_Overlay . . . . . . . . . 1075D: Sort Clips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1085E: Save Search As Alert. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1095F: Add Clips to Alert from Search Tab . . . . . . . 1105G: Add Clips to Alert from Manage Alerts Tab . . . 1115H: Edit Alert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1125.0 iMonitor Public Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1135.1 iMonitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1145.1 iMonitor: Variations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1175.1 iMonitor: Variations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1205.1 iMonitor: Error Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . 1215.1 iMonitor: Confirmation Messages . . . . . . . 1225.1 iMonitor: Dialogues. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1235.2 iMonitor > Save Search As Alert Lightbox. . . . 124

iMonitor returns links and best passages from mainstream and consumer-generated media, including many subscription and international news sites.

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5A: Search iMonitor Clips

Select Search overlay control

iMonitor Search Overlay

Search type?

OverlaySimple

Entry PointiMonitor iMonitor

Search page

iMonitor Simple Search

Results OK

YesNoExit PointiMonitor: Search

Complete

Select dates from Date

Range drop down overlay



5B: Search iMonitor Clips_Simple

Results OK

Yes

No

Enter terms into empty Search text

box

View Results List

Press Enter key on

keyboard or click Search

button


Exit PointiMonitor: Search

complete

iMonitor Search page

Entry PointiMonitor



5C: Search iMonitor Clips_Overlay

Entry PointiMonitor

all of these words used?

Word proximity

used?

any of these words used?

exclude these words used?

This exact phrase used?

Yes YesYes Yes

Yes

Enter terms Enter terms Enter terms Enter terms

No No No No

Enter terms

Search fields OK?

YesNo

Clear?

Enter number of words within

iMonitor > Search Overlay

Select Search button

Select Clear button

Yes

No

Click outside of overlay

No, cancel

View Results

Exit PointiMonitor

Overlay Search complete


with Page Navigation controls

Regular or Boolean? Regular

BooleanSelect Boolean search

checkbox

Enter search string

arguments into text area

Empty Boolean

search text area

Select choice from Date

Rangedrop down

overlay



5D: Sort Clips

iMonitor> Search tab

Entry PointiMonitor

First Sort Choice OK?

Select first sorting choice

Select second sorting choice

Yes Second Sort Choice

OK?

No No

Yes

Exit PointiMonitor > Search tab:

Sorting Complete

View Clip List

Select third sorting choice

Second Sort Choice

OK?

NoYes

Select Sort by Drop Down

control



5E: Save Search As Alert

Entry Point:iMonitor

iMonitor page> Search

tab

Search iMonitor Clips

Sort iMonitor Clips

Search OK? Sorting OK?

Select clips

YesYes

No No

Select choice from

Selection drop down

Select

Select <alert> from Add selected

to Media Content drop

down

AllIndividualSelect one clip checkbox

All desired clips

selected?

No Yes

Confirmationdialogue

Continue?YesNo View

Confirmation Message

Select No button

Select Yes button

None


Clips added to alert from Search tab



5F: Add Clips to Alert from Search Tab



tab

Search iMonitor Clips

Sort iMonitor Clips

Search OK? Sorting OK?

Select clips

YesYes

No No

Select choice from

Selection drop down

Select

Select <alert> from Add selected

to Media Content drop

down

AllIndividualSelect one clip checkbox

All desired clips

selected?

No Yes

Confirmationdialogue

Continue?YesNo View


Select No button

Select Yes button

None


Clips added to alert from Search tab



5G: Add Clips to Alert from Manage Alerts Tab

Select Manage alerts

tab



tab

Select Edit link in alert

row

Edit alert lightbox dialogue

Search iMonitor

Clips_Overlay

Cancel?Yes

No

Change Alert name

Change Description

Change alert name?

Change Description?

No

Yes

Yes

No

View search results

Select Test search button

Search OK?

No

Yes

All desired clips

selected?

Yes

No

Date rangeOK?

Edit Date range drop

down

No

Yes

Select choice from Add

selected to Media

Content drop down

Continue?

Add clip Confirmation

dialogue

No

Yes

View Confirmation

message

Select No button

Select Yes button

Sort iMonitor Clips

Select choice from

Selection drop down

Select clips

All

IndividualSelect clip row checkbox None




5H: Edit Alert

Select Manage alerts

tab

Entry Point:iMonitor iMonitor page

> Search tab

Select Edit link in alert

row

Edit alert dialogue

Cancel?Yes

No

Change Alert name

Change Description

Change alert name?

Change Description?

No

Yes

Yes

No

Select Save changes button

Select Cancel button

Search iMonitor

Clips_Overlay

Exit PointiMonitor > Manage

Alerts tab: Clips added to alert

from Search tab



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1. iMonitor Description Text


This is the default landing page when a user who is not logged in or who is not subscribed to the service tries to navigate to iMonitor. Except for the service description, it is the same as the Public Home page.




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1. Search and Manage Alerts Tabs

1.1 Search Tab f Select: .

Displays the iMonitor Search page. f Hover: .

No alt tag } Active (background highlighted) and inactive

(plain text) states � Font, size, color, treatment

1.2 Manage Alerts Tab f Select: .

Displays the iMonitor Manage Alerts page. f Hover: .



2. iMonitor Search

2.1 Search Text Box Free text entry field in which the user can type their search term(s) to display relevant search results below

f Focus: .Text box outline is highlighted

� Character limit: TBD � While the search results are displayed on the

Results page, the search terms are maintained in the search text box until a new search is entered, or the results list is acted on.

2.2 Search Button f Select: .

Activates search on terms and filter entry and displays results below.

f Select .Enter .key .on .keyboard: .Activates Search button, except when the user is typing in the Boolean text area.

2.3 Search Overlay Control f Select: .

Displays the iMonitor Search Overlay1. Search Results Header

3. Date Range Drop Down Overlay

3.1 Date Range Drop Down Overlay (0.4.19) See 3.1.2.1 for variations

f Select: .Displays date range overlay

} States: Default and Recurring Date; Overlay The iMonitor date range is limited to the past 30 days, and the control should reflect this limitation (days outside of range in calendar are “greyed out”)

4. Selection


Displays a list of selection choices: All, None, etc. Displays above and below the clip list

5. Alert Actions

5.1 Add to Alert Drop Down Selecting the drop down will display the alerts the user has previously set up. The user can select any number of clips and add them to an alert through the drop down. If a user has not created any alerts,

The iMonitor landing page is the starting point to search for iMonitor clips.




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only the ‘Add to Alert’ “greyed” text appears in the dropdown.

f Select: .Displays Media Content alerts to which the user can add selected clips

} Default, Drop Down, and No Alerts states

5.2 Save Search as Alert Button f Select: .

Displays a lightbox dialogue where the user can save the search criteria and clips as an alert

6. Sort by Drop Down

6.1 Sort Drop Down Overlay (0.4.7) f Select: .

Displays a list of fields and the manner (A-Z, etc.) in which they should be sorted

� Options: Circulation (highest first), Circulation (lowest first), Headline (A-Z), Headline (Z-A), Publication Date (most recent first), Publication Date (most recent last), Source (A-Z), Source (Z-A), Type (A-Z), Type Z-A)

} Options shown 3 times--selected choice de-activated in following set(s)


7. Clips per Page

7.1 Clips per Page Single Select Drop Down (0.4.5) f Select: .

Displays choices � Options: 20, 30, 50, 100 clips per page � Variations: Default, Selected Displays above and below the clip list

8. Clip Number

8.1 Clips TextDisplays number of clips in the entire list on all pages

} “Clips” and “of” regular text; numbers bolded } If system loads maximum of 10,000 clips, indicate

“<#> of 10,000+”, since there can actually be more than 10,000 clips.


9. Page Controls

9.1 Page Navigation Links and Text If the user has selected clips on a page and uses the page nav to go to a new page, they are warned that any clip selection on the page will be lost.

f Select: .First .Displays first results page

} Link inactive when on the first page f Select .Prev: .



Displays the last results page } Link inactive when on the last page � Variations: Default, ...calculating Displays above and below the clip list

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10. Results List Row

10.1 Select Checkbox All iMonitor results contain one type of result - unedited clips from the web, as represented by the displayed icon.

f Select: .The row is selected (checkbox is checked) and the row background is highlighted.

f Hover: .Checkbox outline is highlighted.

10.2 Media Type Icon All iMonitor results contain one type of result - unedited clips from the web, as represented by the displayed icon.

f Hover: .Displays tool tip “Web”

10.3 Source/Circulation The source, location (city and state) and circulation for the clip is displayed.

f Select .Source .link: .The Home page of the web site from which the srticle originates is displayed in an overlay

} [Description of a state this component can be in]

10.4 Headline Link f Select: .

Opens the original web clip in a new browser window.

10.5 Clip Best Passage Text Provides a relevant portion of the clip with search terms in highlighted text.

�

10.6 Clip Best Passge more Link

f Select: .Displays all of the clip excerpt, and the link changes to a “less” link.

10.7 Clip Best Passage less Link f Select: .

Displays the shorter version of the clip excerpt, and the link changes to a “more” link.

10.8 Clip Date � Either “Today” or <Mmm DD, YYYY>

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5.1.2.3 Search Drop Down Overlay (0.4.19)

A. Default

B. Drop Down SelectedAllows the user to search clips in more detail than simple search

� The search term(s) remain in the search fields until cleared, overwritten, or an action is executed on the search list.

� When collapsed, the search string in Boolean appears in the basic search text box.

b1. Boolean String TextAs the user enters search terms, the boolean equivalent appears in the Seach field.


b2. all of these words Text FieldUser enteres search terms


b3. any of these words Text FieldWords using the OR Boolean logic, which returns results containing any of the terms entered


b4. this exact phrase Text FieldEquivalent of user placing quotes around a search string, it returns results that contain the whole string of words together


b5. where these words Text FieldsUser enters search terms and a numeric value to indicate how close the terms need to be to one another


b6. are within...words of each other Text Field � Integer, range from 1 to 99

b7. (Exclude) any of these words Text FieldWords using the NOT Boolean logic, excluding clips from the results that match the terms entered


b8. Search Button f Select: .


b9. Clear Button f Select: .

Clears all entries in form fields

b10. Activate Boolean Checkbox f Select: .

The Boolean fields become active and all Advanced Search Fields (except within these dates) become inactive.

b11. Boolean Text Area User can enter search in Boolean format.

� While the search results are displayed on the Results page, the search terms are maintained in the search text box until a new search is entered, or the results list is acted on

� Character limit of 4000.

b12. Boolean Instructional Text �

These are the variations for the elements in the iMonitor page.




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toomer

“Eli Manning”

where these words:

all of these words:




super bowl

any of these words:

any of these words:

this exact phrase:

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5.1.3.1 Date Range Drop Down Overlay (0.4.19)

A. Default f Select .(on .date .or .drop .down .control): .

The overlay (B) is displayed

B. Drop Down Selected

b1. Date Range Drop Down f Select: .

Displays a list of date ranges options � Default: Last 60 days � Options: All Dates, Last 60 days, Today, Yesterday,

This Week, This Month, Last Week, Last Month, Last 2 Months, Last 3 Months, Last 6 Months, Last 12 Months, Custom Date Range, Recurring Event

} Variations: Custom Date Range, Recurring Event (3.1a, 3.1b, 3.1c, 3.1d), Calendar, All Dates

b2. From Date Field with CalendarDefault From date agrees with default To date (today) and the correct number of days indicated by the Date Range drop down.


b3. To Date Field with CalendarTo Date agrees with default To date (today) and the correct number of days indicated by the Date Range drop down.


b4. Recurring Dates Checkbox f Select: .

Displays Recurring dates inlay

b5. Apply Button

f Select: .Filter is activated, overlay closes, and date range drop down values chnage to match user choices

b6. Cancel Link f Select: .

Closes overlay

C. Weekly Recurring Dates

c1. Frequency Drop Down � Options: Weekly, Monthly f Select .Weekly:

Displays Weekly recurrence controls

c2. Every ... week(s) on: Number Field � Range: 1 to 5

c3. Day of Week Button Set Multi-Select f Select: .

Day of week selected f Select .again: .

Day of week de-selected

c4. Weekly Recurring Date Summary Text � Spells out recurrence: “Every <#> weeks on <days

of week> from <start date> to <end date>.”

D. Monthly Recurring Dates

d1. Frequency Drop Down � Options: Weekly, Monthly f Select .Monthly:

Displays Monthly recurrence controls

d2. Each/On the Radio Button Set f Select .Each: .

Day of Month control (d3) is activated f Select .On .the: .

d4 and d5 controls are activated





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week(s) on:

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d3. Day of Month Button Set Multi-Select f Select .day: .

Day of month is selected f Select .day .again: .

Day of month is de-selected

d4. Day of Week in Month Number Drop Down � Options: first, second, third, fourth, fifth

d5. Day of Week Drop Down � Options: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,

Thursday, Friday, Saturday

d6. Monthly Recurring Date Summary Text � Spells out recurrence: “Every month on the <days

of month> from <start date> to <end date>.” OR “Every month on the <day of week in month number> <day of week> from <start date> to <end date>.”

E. Date Range Drop Down with Recurring Dates � When Recurring dates chosen, includes recurring

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5.1.5.1 Add to Alert Drop Down

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B. Drop Down This state appears upon user selection of the drop down arrow. The grey Add to Alert text appears above the choices but is for instructional/label purposes only.

f Select: .Choice is selected and drop down collapses with choice showing and in reverse color.

C. No Alerts This state appears when the user selects the drop down arrow but the user account has no alerts saved yet.

5.1.9.1 Page Controls

A. Results

B. No ResultsWhen there are no results, the numbers show as zeros and all links are inactive.

5.1.10 Results List Row

A. Default

B. SelectedThis is the state when a user has selected a clip in order to select and action for it, such as to delete it or add it to an alert.

C. more... Link SelectedThis is the state when a user has selected the more... link to expose more clip text. When selecting more... the area expands to display more text and the more... link is replaced with a less... link.

D. No ResultsThis is the state when no results are found for the search.

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5.1 iMonitor: Error Messages

1. No Search Term Entry

If the user does not enter any search terms in the Search Text Box and selects the Search button, the system displays an error message above the search fields (and below the tabs) and highlights the Search Text Box.

} Error message remains until user enters a search term and selects the Search button. (Other messages in Manage alerts disappear after 10 seconds, when in some cases the page elements shift back up to take the message area.)

� Message text: “The search field is required.”

2. Error 99 Message

If the user enters a character in the Search field, such as a parens that the system cannot search on, it returns the following message below the search fields:

� “We encountered a problem while processing your request. Please try again, or if this continues call customer support quoting the message below.” Error 99 Internal error”

� Unrecognized characters: ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) _ + ,.







5. Date Range Too Large

If user enteres dates that represent a range outside the past 30 days.

� “The date range entered is outside the limit of the past 30 days.”

6. Clips Not Selected

Displayed if user select ‘Add selected to Media Content alert’ without selecting any clips.

� ‘Please select some clips to add to Media Content’.

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5.1 iMonitor: Confirmation Messages

1. Clip(s) Added to Alert

Appears after clips successfully added to an alert � “<#> clips added to Media Content under the

<alert name> alert. Clips will require processing time before appearing in MediaContent. Processing time may take several minutes.”

2. Search Saved As Alert

Appears after search parameters are saved in the form of an alert

� “The search parameters entered were saved as an alert.”

These are confirmations of successful actions on the iMonitor page.




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5.1 iMonitor: Dialogues

1. Add Clip Dialogue

Having selected one or more clips, and selecting a tag from the Add To Media Content drop down, this lightbox dialogue is displayed. It enables the user to add their selected clips to that tag.

1.1 Instructional Text � “Add <##> clips to Media Center under <alert

name> alert? � Font, size, color, treatment


The user is returned to the search results and the chosen tag is added to the chosen clips. A confirmation message appears.


The action is abandoned and the user is returned to the search results.

These are “are you sure” dialogues that can appear while on the iMonitor page.




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1. Save Search as alert Dialogue

1.1 Dialogue Header Text � Font, size, color

1.2 Name alert Text Box Free text entry field. This is a required field. The user can type in a name for the new alert. The content also appears in bold text in the checkbox label text below

� 40 character limit, alpha-numeric and spaces � Unique: Name alert is not case sensitive but is

“case aware.” For example, a user cannot name one account bmw and another account BMW.

} Normal and Error (field has light orange background) states

1.3 Description Text Area Optional text area.

� 1000 character limit

1.4 Add Current Clips Check Box f Select: .

Adds all the clips in the search results to the newly added alert.

� Checkbox label text: “Also add all the clips from your current search results to the <alert name> alert”

f Name .alert .Text .Box .entry: .The text entered into this field immediately becomes visible in bold text just before “alert” at the end of the checkbox label

� Checkbox help text: “(if you would prefer to add individual clips rather than all clips, you can save your alert first, then select clips and click on Add Selected to Media Content.).”

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f Select: .Saves the alert to the users preferences and closes the dialogue. The user will also see a confirmation alert.

} Save alert and Saving... states


Closes the dialogue and returns the user to the search results page.

Having searched for clips, a user is offered the ability to save that search as an alert. Selecting the Save Search As Alert button displays this dialogue light box.




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5.2 iMonitor > Save Search As Alert Lightbox: Variations

5.2.1.4 Add Current Clips Checkbox

A. Default

B. Alert Name EnteredThe text entered into the Name alert field immediately becomes visible in bold text just before “alert” at the end of the checkbox label.

5.2.1.5 Save alert Button

A. Default

B. Saving...Ater the user selects the Save alert button, it changes to a Saving... to show system progress. The button also becomes disabled to keep the user from clicking on it additional times.

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1. No Entry in Alert Name Text Box

Appears when a user selects the Save alert” button without entering an Alert Name

� “Please name your alert”

2. Alert Name Has Invalid character

Appears is the user enters an invalid character in the Alert Name text box

� “You can only use letters, numbers, and spaces for your alert name.”


3. Alert Name Not Unique

Appears if the user tries to name an alert using an existing alert name

� “You already have an alert of that name, please choose a unique alert name..”

4. Alert Name Too Long

Appears if the user tries to name an alert using a name with more than 40 characters

� “The alert name you entered contains more than the limit of 40 characters. Please shorten it. ”

These are the possible errors that may occur on his page, and which appear at the top of the lightbox dialogue.




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1. Search and Manage Alerts Tabs

1.1 Search Tab f Select: .

Displays the iMonitor Search page. f Hover: .



1.2 Manage Alerts Tab f Select: .

Displays the iMonitor Manage Alerts page. f Hover: .



2. Action Row

2.1 Tip Text � “Tip: Clips will only be automatically tagged

if the auto-tag rule is active. Use the Active/Inactive” buttons.”

2.2 Selection Drop Down (0.4.3) � Options: All, None, Active, Inactive


Selected alerts are deleted

2.4 Active (Set) Button f Select: .

Selected alerts are made active

2.5 Inactive (Set) Button f Select: .

Selected alerts are made inactive

2.6 Sort By Drop Down (0.4.7) f Select: .

Displays options: Alert name (A-Z), Alert Name (Z-A), Status (Active first), Status (Inactive first)

3. Column Headers

Column headers all have the following format: Font, size, color, treatment

3.1 Alert Name

3.2 Rule � The search terms are bolded and the logic is not

3.4 Status

4. Alert Row

Alert row text becomes “greyed out” when inactive

4.1 Select Checkbox f Select: .

Checking this box will select the alert for action, highlighting the row background

4.2 Alert Name � 40 character limit � Text raps as needed up to 3 lines

4.3 RuleDisplays search terms and logic for alert

Selecting the Manage Alerts tab displays this screen. This shows all the user’s previously created alerts.




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4.5 Edit Alert Link f Select: .

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Selecting the Manage Alerts tab displays this screen. This shows all the user’s previously created alerts.




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5.3. 4 Alert Row

A. Active

B. InactiveThe alert row is “greyed out” in Inactive state

C. No AlertsWhen no alerts have been created in the account yet

Text: “.Alerts provide an easy way to automatically find and move clips from your custom web searches to Media Content. Clips will appear in Media Content under the same name as the alert you create.

“You have not created any alerts yet. Get started by searching for articles you are interested in, and once you have a search you are happy with, simply save it as an alert to have new matching articles automatically added to your Media Content.”

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1. Alert Deleted

� “Alert Test alert deleted, existing clips will remain in Media Content.”

2. Alert Set to Inactive

� “Alert <alert name> set to inactive, new clips that match your alert will NOT be added to Media Content.”

3. Alert Set to Active

� “Alert <alert name> set to active, new clips that match your alert will be added to Media Content.”

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1. Alert Summary Fields

The edit fields are displayed with the alert’s criteria pre-populated in the fields. These are free form fields where the user can edit the entered alert criteria or add criteria to empty fields.

} All but the Alert name and Description fields have Active and Inactive states

1.1 Alert name Text Box � Required field, 40 character limit } Default and Error states

1.2 Alert Description Text Area � Optional field, spell check � Character limit: 1000

2. Content Search Fields

2.1 all of these words Text Box � 50 character limit

2.2 any of these words Text Box � 50 character limit

2.3 this exact phrase Text Box � 50 character limit

2.4 where these words Text Box � 50 character limit

2.5 are within...words of each other Text Box � 50 character limit

2.6 exclude these words Text Box � 50 character limit

3. Email Delivery

Controls alert email delivery details.

3.1 First Time Field � Format: HH:MM

3.2 AM/PM Drop Down

3.3 Time Zone Drop Down � 24???

3.4 Frequency Drop Down � Options: Daily, Weekly, Monthly

3.5 Format Drop Down � Options: Text Only, HTML

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} All elements have Active and Inactive states

4.1 Boolean Checkbox f Select: .

Checkbox and Boolean Text Area become active

4.2 Boolean Text Area � 4000 character limit

4.3 Instructional Text � Font, size, color, treatment, background

5. Action Buttons

5.1 Save Changes Button f Select: .

Saves updates to alert and returns user to

Selecting the Edit link on the Manage Alerts displays that alert in an editable form on a new lightbox.




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iMonitor > Manage alerts page, with message.

5.2 Test Search Button f Select: .

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5.4.2 Content Fields

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B. InactiveFields are greyed out and inactive when the Boolean checkbox is selected

5.4.2 Boolean Search Fields

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B. ActiveFields are no longer greyed our and are active when the Boolean checkbox is selected

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These are error messages that may occur on the Manage Alerts > Edit Alert page.




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1. Alert Edited

When user successfully edits an alert � “The alert <alert name> was successfully edited.”

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Alert Name:


all of these words

any of these words

this exact phrase

where these words

exclude these words

First Time:


Daily

Text only











<existing>

SummaryEdit Alert

Content

Email Delivery

AM Time Zone

Frequency:

Format:

Cancel

Message text message text message text message text message text message text message



5.5 iMonitor > Manage Alerts > Edit alert > Test Search

1. Alert Buttons

1.1 Date Range Drop Down Overlay Same behavior and variations as element 5.1.2.3

After the Test search button is selected, this element appears. After the Test search button is selected again, this drop down filters the search results by showing only those within the indicated time period.

� Time period is limited to the last 30 days � Instructional text: “(You may search iMonitor clips

for the last 30 days.)”

2. Alert Clip Action Row

Appears above and below the clip list

2.1 Selection Drop Down Same behavior and variations as 5.1.4.1

2.2 Add to Media Content Drop Down Same behavior and variations as element 5.1.5.1

2.3 Sort by Drop Down Same behavior and variations as 5.1.6.1

2.4 Clips per Page Drop Down Same behavior and variations as 5.1.7.1

2.5 Clip Number Text Same behavior and variations as 5.1.8.1

2.6 Page Navigation Controls Same behavior and variations as 5.1.9.1

3. Results List Row

Same behavior and variations as 5.1.10

Having edited an alert, the user can test the search results for that alert by selecting the Test Search button. In addition, the user can determine the date range for the results after the first search.




iMonitor

Manage AlertsSearch






















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Set:

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Delete

Active

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Inactive

Inactive

Alert Name:


all of these words

any of these words

this exact phrase

where these words

exclude these words

First Time:


Daily

Text only











<existing>

SummaryEdit Alert

Content

Email Delivery

AM Time Zone

Frequency:

Format:

Cancel


Article Headline Lorem Ipsum Dolor Amet Set Lorem Ipsum Amet DolorLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Integer velit urna, iaculis et, porta at, aliquam eget, erat. Ut neque turpis, suscipit nec, scelerisque nec, congue nec, nisi. Maecenas cursus lorem ut nulla. Integer posuere. In lacinia nunc vel purus. Fusce lacinia. Nullam euismod accumsan arcu ... more

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5.6 iMonitor > Email alert

1. Email Header

1.1 BurrellesLuce Logo

1.2 Alert Statistics Text The number of new clips and the breakdown by Media Type is displayed.

� Video, iMontor, Web � Font, size, color, treatment, background

1.3 Email Alert Date � Day of the week with the calendar date (Month

DD, YYYY) below it. � Day of week font,etc. � Calendar date font, etc.

2. Instructional Text

2.1 Text � Font, size, color, treatment, background

2.2 Log In Link f Select: .

Brings user to Portal Login page.

3. Column Header Text

� All headers have: Font, etc. � Type, Source, Headline, Date

4. Clip Row

4.1 Clip Number � Font, size, color, treatment, background � Ascending order starting with 1

4.2 Media Type IconSee Global Elements 0.4.1

4.3 Source Link f Select: .

Media Content Outlet Information page (3.19) displays in new browser.

4.4 Source Location and Circulation Text � City, ST; Circ: #,###,###

4.5 Headline Link f Select: .

Opens source clip in new browser.

4.6 TEXT link f Select: .

Opens PDF of the of clip (page 3.5), in new browser, first requiring the user to be logged in.

4.7 Clip Date Text � Mmm DD, YYYY � Font, size, clor, treatment, background

5. Agreements

� “Your Agreement” label text followed by a list of account aggreements

� Font, size, color, treatment, background

6. Email Footer

6.1 Copyright Text � Font, size, clor, treatment, background

6.2 BurrellesLuce Address and Phone � Font, size, clor, treatment, background

Subscribed users are emailed their alerts daily if this is a service they have requested through Customer Service.





Sent: Day MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM PMFrom:To:Cc:Subject:

[Sender Name][Recipient Name]

[Subject]

30 New Artciles9 Print, 4 Broadcast, 17 Web

MondayJuly 20, 2009

View and organize all your news, create clipbooks, and retrieve coverage reports—log in to the BurrellesLuce 2.0 Portal

Your Agreements: 88097AP, 88097AC, 88097AW

Copyright © 2009 BurrellesLuce 75 East Northfi eld Road • Livingston, NJ 07039 • 800.631.1160

Type Source Headline Date

1 Publication name Jul 20, 2009City, STCirc/Aud: 30,000

TextHeadline text Headline text Headline text Headline text Headline text Headline text Headline text













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5.6a iMonitor > Email Alert > No images

1. Email Alert Image Placeholder

f Right-Click .Select: .

Displays a menu to allow user to display images in the email.

f Hover: .No alt tag

This view of the email alert does not show images, but users can right click to download them.







[Subject]


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Right-click here to do...

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5.6b iMonitor > Email Alert > MediaConnect Message

1. MediaConnect Message

When there is critical information for users about the Portal it is included in the email alert

1.1 Message Title Text � Font, size, color, treatment, background

1.2 Message Date and Time � Day of the week, Month DD, YYYY , time period

with time zone. � Font, size, color, treatment, background

1.3 Message Text The critical information to be relayed to the user.

� Font, size, color, treatment, background

1.4 Read more Link f Select: .

Brings the user to the announcement landing page on the web site.

Email alerts may also contain MediaConnect system messages to keep users up to date on portal status and availability.







[Subject]


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Scheduled Downtime Saturday, August 8 2009, 9 AM - 3 PM EDTBurrellesLuce 2.0 will be unavailable during this time due to routine maintenance and upgrades. Read more

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1626.2b Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Group Dialogue 1636.2b Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Group Dialogues: Error Messages 1646.2b Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Group Dialogues: Confirmation Messages 1656.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management . . . . . . . 1666.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management: Variations . 1686.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management: Error Messages 1696.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management: Confirmation Messages 1706.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management: Dialogues . 1716.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Create New... Auto-Tag Dialogue 1726.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Create New... Auto-Tag Dialogue: Error Messages 1746.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Create New... Auto-Tag Dialogue: Confirmation Messages 1756.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Edit Auto-Tag Dialogue 1766.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Edit Auto-Tag Dialogue: Error Messages 1786.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Edit Auto-Tag Dialogue: Confirmation Messages 180

6A: Create New Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1436B: Delete Tag. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1446C: Edit Tag Name. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1456D: Edit Tag Group Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1466E: Create Auto-Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1476F: Edit Auto-Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1486G: Delete Auto-Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1496H: De-Activate Auto-Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1506I: Activate Auto-Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1516.1 Settings > Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1526.1 Settings > Preferences: Confirmation Messages 1536.2 Settings > Tag Management . . . . . . . . . . 1546.2 Settings > Tag Management: Variations . . . . 1566.2 Settings > Tag Management: Error Messages. . 1576.2 Settings > Tag Management: Confirmation Messages 1586.2 Settings > Tag Management: Dialogues . . . . 1596.2a Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Dialogue 1606.2a Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Dialogues: Error Messages 1616.2a Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Dialogues: Confirmation Messages

Settings allows the user to set their choices for the portal start page, the default filter date range, and the management of tags and auto-tags.

6. Settings



6All. Settings

Auto-Tag Management

iMonitor

Preferences

Tag Management

Media Content

Settings Page

Media Measurement Home

Tabs

5 4 2

6

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6.2

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6A: Create New Tag

Settings > Tag Management

Entry Point:Settings

Create While

Applying?

No

Yes Media Content primary

navigation link

Select Tag from Create New drop

down

Enter Tag Name

Select from Tag Group drop down

New Tag Group?

No

Select New group… from Tag Group drop down

Enter new Tag Group Name

Yes

Select Clips

Select Tag drop down

Enter New Tag Name

Select Apply link

View/Close Tag Created message

Select Create button

View Tag Creation



Tag creation Complete

Exit PointSettings > Tag Management: Tag creation

Complete



6B: Delete Tag

Settings > Tag Magament

Entry Point:Settings

Select Delete button

Select Delete button in dialogue

View/Close Delete Tag Confirmation

message.

Are you sure

dialogue

Yes/OK

No/Cancel

Exit PointSettings > Tag Management: Tag deletion

Complete

Select choice from

Selection drop down

SelectAllIndividualSelect tag

row checkbox

All desired tags

selected?

No Yes

None



6C: Edit Tag Name


Entry PointSettings

Select Tag Name text

Enter change in Tag Name text

box

Select Save button

Exit PointSettings > Tag Management: Tag name edit

Complete

View Confirmation

Message



6D: Edit Tag Group Name


Entry PointSettings

Select Tag Group Name

text

Enter change in Tag Group

Name text box

Select Save button

Exit PointSettings > Tag Management:

Tag Group name edit Complete

View Confirmation

Message



6E: Create Auto-Tag

Entry PointSettings

Select Create New… button

Settings > Auto-Tag

ManagementSelect

Agreement(s)Select

Alert(s)

Select Media Type(s)

Select Video

New Tag?No

Yes

Select “New tag…” from Apply the following tag:

drop down

Enter <Tag Name> into Tag Name text box

New Tag Group?

Yes

Select tag from Tag drop down

Select tag group from Tag Group

drop down


Apply to Existing Clips?

No

Yes

Select Also apply to existing clips in Media Content

checkbox

NoSelect “New group…” from

Tag Group drop down

Enter new “Tag Group Name” in

Tag Group Name text box

View/Close Confirmation

message

Exit PointSettings > Auto-

Tag Management: Auto-Tag creation

Complete

Search Clips (same as Media

Content)

Create Auto-tag dialogue

lightbox



6F: Edit Auto-Tag

Entry PointSettings

Select Edit link in Auto-

tag row

Settings > Auto-Tag

Management Select Agreement(s)

Select Alert(s)

Select Media Type(s)

Select Video

New Tag?No

Yes

Select “New tag…” from Apply the following tag:

drop down

Enter <Tag Name> into Tag Name text box

New Tag Group?

Yes

Select tag from Tag drop down

Select tag group from Tag Group

drop down


Apply to Existing Clips?

No

Yes

Select Also apply to existing clips in Media Content

checkbox

NoSelect “New group…” from

Tag Group drop down

Enter new “Tag Group Name” in

Tag Group Name text box


message


Tag Management: Auto-Tag edit

Complete

Search Clips (same as Media

Content)

Edit Auto-tag dialogue lightbox



6G: Delete Auto-Tag

Entry PointSettings Settings >

Auto-Tag Management

Select Delete button

View Confirmation

message

Are you sure?

dialogue

Yes

No


Tag Management: Auto-Tag deletion

Complete

Select choice from

Selection drop down

SelectAllIndividualSelect auto-

tag row checkbox

All desired uato-tags selected?

No Yes

None



6H: De-Activate Auto-Tag


Auto-Tag Management

Select Deactivate

button

View Confirmation

message


Tag Management: Auto-Tag

deactivation Complete

Select choice from

Selection drop down


tag row checkbox


No Yes

None



6I: Activate Auto-Tag


Auto-Tag Management

Select Activate button

View Confirmation

message


Tag Management: Auto-Tag activation

Complete

Select choice from

Selection drop down


tag row checkbox


No Yes

None



6.1 Settings > Preferences

1. Settings Tabs

Each control set should have its own “Save” button

1.1 Preferences Tab f Select: .

The Preference controls are displayed, allowing the user to set the start page and the default date range settings. Tab background (highlighted) and text (bold) change after selection

} Not Selected and Selected

1.2 Tag Management Tab f Select: .

Displays tag functionality, including creation, deletion, and movement across tag groups.


1.3 Auto-Tag Management Tab f Select: .



2. General Preferences

2.1 General Preferences Label Text

2.2 Portal Start Page Radio Button SetUser choice determines what page loads when they first log in to the portal.

� Options: Home, Media Content, iMonitor, Media Measurement Basic

� Includes instructional text: “Settings won’t take affect until the next time you login.”

3. Media Content Preferences

3.1 Media Content Preferences Label Text

3.2 Date Range Drop DownUser choice determines whatdate filter is used on the Media Content clip list by default.

f Select: .Displays options as in 3.1.2.1

3.3 Enable Exclude Filter State f Select: .

The Exclude state for Media Content filters is enabled

4. Actions

4.1 Save Changes Button } In-active until a change is made to one of the

Preferences controls f Select: .

The preference setting changes are applied, a confirmation message appears at the top of the page, and the user remains on the page

This is the Settings landing page where the user can manage preferences, tags, and auto-tags.




Settings

Portal Start Page:

General

Media ContentDefault Date Range:

Enable “Exclude” fi lter state

Home

Media ContentiMonitorMedia Measurement Basic

(Setting will not take affect until the next time you login.)

Preferences Auto-Tag Management

Last 60 Days

Save Changes

Tag Management1

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2.1

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3.3

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6.1 Settings > Preferences: Confirmation Messages

1. Changes Saved

Appears after a user makes a change to one of the preferences controls and selects the Save Changes button

� “The following changes were made successfully: Portal Start Page (Home), Media Content Default Date Range (Last 60 Days), Exclude filter state (Enabled).”

This is the Settings landing page where the user can manage preferences, tags, and auto-tags.




Settings

Portal Start Page:

General

Media ContentDefault Date Range:

Enable “Exclude” fi lter state

Home

Media ContentiMonitorMedia Measurement Basic

(Setting will not take affect until the next time you login.)

Preferences Auto-Tag Management

Last 60 Days

Save Changes

Tag Management




6.2 Settings > Tag Management

1. Settings Tabs

1.1 Preferences Tab f Select: .

The Preference controls are displayed, allowing the user to set the start page and the default date range settings. Tab background (highlighted) and text (bold) change after selection


1.2 Tag Management Tab f Select: .



1.3 Auto-Tag Management Tab f Select: .



2. Actions

2.1 Tip Text � “Tip: Click a tag or tag group to rename it.”


Displays choices: All, None, In group, Not in group, With clips, Without clips

2.3 Create New... Button Menu f Select: .

Display choices: “Tag Group” and “Tag” f Select .“Tag .Group”: .

Opens New Tag dialogue


Begins the deletion of selected clips } Inactive if no clips selected

2.5 Move to tag group... Drop Down f Select: .

Displays a list of all tag groups, and a “New Tag Group” option

f Select .“New .Tag .Group”: .Opens New Tag dialogue.

} Inactive if no clips selected


Displays sorting options: Tag name (A-Z), Tag Name (Z-A), Tag Group Name (A-Z), Tag Group Name (Z-A)


If tags are sorted by a column, an up or down arrow appear to its right.

} Sort arrow: None (tags not sorted by column), Up (tags sorted by column in ascending order), Down (tags sorted by column in cending order)

3.1 Name Header Text

3.2 Clips Applied to Header Text

3.3 Auto-Tag Header Text

This is the Settings page which appears after the user selects the Tag Management tab, and is where the user can manage their account tags. Tags are login account-specific, not site/agreement-specific.




Settings

Preferences Tag Management

NoNo

Yes

YesYesYesYes

NoYesNoNo

120

34

1234678123

89

6543119

Name Auto-tagClips

Tip: Click a tag or tag group name to rename it.

Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4

Move to tag group...


Create New

Create New

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6.2 Settings > Tag Management (continued)

4. Tag Row

Tag rows can be in Default or Selected state.

4.1 Tag Group Name � Character limit is 30 characters � Contains letters, numbers, dashes (-) and spaces

only Tag names cannot contain 2 spaces in a row, and leading and trailing spaces will be truncated; they also cannot contain more than 2 dashes in a row.

4.2 Select Check Box f Select: .

Selects or de-selects that tag for action

4.3 Tag Name � Character limit is 30 characters � Contains letters, numbers, dashes (-) and spaces

only. Tag names cannot contain 2 spaces in a row, and leading and trailing spaces will be truncated; they also cannot contain more than 2 dashes in a row.

f Select: .Opens an in-place edit text box for user to edit the Tag Name field


4.4 Clips NumberIndicates how many clips are presently associated with the tag

4.5 Auto-TagIndicates (Yes/No) if a tag is associated to an auto-tag. If Yes, the text is a link.

f Select: .Yes .link .Brings the user to the Auto-Tag edit dialogue

This is the Settings page which appears after the user selects the Tag Management tab, and is where the user can manage their account tags.




Settings


NoNo

Yes

YesYesYesYes

NoYesNoNo

120

34

1234678123

89

6543119

Name Auto-tagClips


Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4



Create New

Create New

Auto-Tag Management

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4

4.2

4.1

4.3 4.4 4.5



6.2 Settings > Tag Management: Variations

6.2.4 Tag Row

A. Default

B. Selected } The checkbox is checked and row is given a pale

yellow background

6.2.4.1 Tag Group Name

A. Default

B. Selected When the user clicks on the text it changes to an editable text box and a Save button and Cancel link appear to the right.

f Select .Save .button: .The tag name edit is saved and the text box disappears along with the Save button and Cancel link

f Select .Cancel .link: .The edit is abandoned and the text box disappears along with the Save button and Cancel link

6.2.4.3 Tag Name

A. Default

B. Selected When the user clicks on the text it changes to an editable text box and a Save button and Cancel link appear to the right.

f Select .Save .button: .The tag name edit is saved and the text box disappears along with the Save button and

Cancel link f Select .Cancel .link: .

The edit is abandoned and the text box disappears along with the Save button and Cancel link

These are the variations for the elements on the tag management page.


6.2.4.1

6.2.4.3

6.2.4



Settings


NoNo

Yes

YesYesYesYes

NoYesNoNo

120

34

1234678123

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Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4



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Create New

Auto-Tag Management

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NoNo

Yes

YesYesYesYes

NoYesNoNo

120

34

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6543119

Name Auto-tagClips


Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4



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Create New

Auto-Tag Management

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Tag Group Name updated Save Cancel



Settings


NoNo

Yes

YesYesYesYes

NoYesNoNo

120

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89

6543119

Name Auto-tagClips


Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4



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NoNo

Yes

YesYesYesYes

NoYesNoNo

120

34

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Name Auto-tagClips


Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4



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Create New

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Tag Name updated Save Cancel



Settings


NoNo

Yes

YesYesYesYes

NoYesNoNo

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34

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89

6543119

Name Auto-tagClips


Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4



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Create New

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NoNo

Yes

YesYesYesYes

NoYesNoNo

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89

6543119

Name Auto-tagClips


Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

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B

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6.2 Settings > Tag Management: Error Messages

1. Tag Name Already Used

Appears when user tries to create or edit a tag using an existing name

� “The tag name (<tag name>) you entered is already used for the tag group (<tag group name>). Please enter a different tag name.”

2. Tag Cannot Be Deleted

Appears when the use selects the Delete button and the selected tag(s) cannot be deleted.

� “The tag (<tag group name> <tag name>) cannot be deleted.”



� “The tag name you entered (<tag group name> <tag name>) has more than the limit of 30 characters.””


Appears when the user tries to create a tag with a name containing characters other than letters, numbers, dashes (-) or spaces.

� “The tag name you entered (<tag group name> <tag name>) contains invalid characters.”

Tag group names cannot contain 2 spaces in a row, and leading and trailing spaces will be truncated; they also cannot contain more than 2 dashes in a row.



� “The tag group name you entered (tag group name>) has more than the limit of 30 characters.””


Appears when the user tries to create a tag group with a name containing characters other than letters, numbers, dashes (-) or spaces.

� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name>) contains invalid characters.”


7. Tag Group Name Already Used

Appears when user tries to create or edit a tag group using an existing name

� “The tag group name (<tag group name>) you entered is already used. Please enter a different tag name.”

These are the error messages for Tag Management. (See 0.6.1 for more information on error messages.)




Media Content



Filters

Agreements

7970NA

7970NX

iMonitor Alerts

Alert #1

Alert #2

Alert #3

Media Type

Print

Broadcast

Web

Video in Clip

Tags

Not tagged

No Group

Tag Group A

Tag name A1

Tag name A2

Tag name A3

Tag Group B

Tag name B1

Tag name B2

Tag Group C

Actions

Actions

Sort by

Sort by

Display

Display

Clips per page

Clips per page

Tags

Tags

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Clips 1 - 20 of 33















Agreement: 80987AC









pdf

pdf

pdf

pdfclip

TodayJan 23, 2009


TodayJan 23, 2009

TodayJan 23, 2009

TodayJan 23, 2009

TodayJan 23, 2009

TodayJan 23, 2009

TodayJan 23, 2009






















Tag group2 > tag 4

Tag group2 > tag 4

Tag group2 > tag 4

Tag group2 > tag 4

Tag group2 > tag 4

Tag group2 > tag 4

Tag group2 > tag 4





6.2 Settings > Tag Management: Confirmation Messages

1. Tag Deleted

Appears after a tag or tags are deleted � “The tag (<tag group name> <tag name>) was

deleted.”

These are the confirmation messages that may appear in Tag Management. (See 0.6.2 for more information on confirmation messages.)




Media Content



Filters

Agreements

7970NA

7970NX

iMonitor Alerts

Alert #1

Alert #2

Alert #3

Media Type

Print

Broadcast

Web

Video in Clip

Tags

Not tagged

No Group

Tag Group A

Tag name A1

Tag name A2

Tag name A3

Tag Group B

Tag name B1

Tag name B2

Tag Group C

Actions

Actions

Sort by

Sort by

Display

Display

Clips per page

Clips per page

Tags

Tags

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Clips 1 - 20 of 33

Clips 1 - 20 of 33















Agreement: 80987AC









pdf

pdf

pdf

pdfclip

TodayJan 23, 2009


TodayJan 23, 2009

TodayJan 23, 2009

TodayJan 23, 2009

TodayJan 23, 2009

TodayJan 23, 2009

TodayJan 23, 2009






















Tag group2 > tag 4

Tag group2 > tag 4

Tag group2 > tag 4

Tag group2 > tag 4

Tag group2 > tag 4

Tag group2 > tag 4

Tag group2 > tag 4





6.2 Settings > Tag Management: Dialogues

1. Delete Tag

See 0.5.1 for dialogue details

These are the Are You Sure?-type dialogues for the Tag Management page.




Settings


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Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4



Create New

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? Do you want to <perform the chosen action>?

OK Cancel

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6.2a Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Dialogue

1. New Tag Dialogue

Allows the user to enter the name for a new tag and to choose a tag group for the tag.

1.1 Tag Name Text Box } Character limit display: “(<#> of 30 characters)” } Valid character text: (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>) Tag names cannot contain 2 spaces in a row, and leading and trailing spaces will be truncated; they also cannot contain more than 2 dashes in a row.



Displays the list of existing tag groups, and a “New group...” option.

f Select .“New .group ”: .Tag Group Name text box appears below


1.3 Tag Group Name Text BoxAppears when Tag Group choice is “New group...”

} Character limit display: “(<#> of 30 characters)” } Valid character text: (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>) Tag group names cannot contain 2 spaces in a row, and leading and trailing spaces will be truncated; they also cannot contain more than 2 dashes in a row.


1.4 Create Button

f Select: .The New Tag dialogue closes, and the tag appears in the tag list under the appropriate Tag Group


Action is abandon, user returned to the Tag Management

This dialogue is launched when the user selected “Tag” in the “Create New... ” control on the Tag Management tab.




Settings


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YesYesYesYes

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Name Auto-tagClips


Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4



Create New

Create New

Auto-Tag Management

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Sort by

Sort by

New Tag

Tag Name:

Tag Group Name:


Tag Group:

CancelCreate

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)

new tag name

(0 of 30 characters)new tag group name

New group...

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6.2a Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Dialogues: Error Messages

1. Tag Name Already Used

Appears when user tries to create or edit a tag using an existing name

� “The tag name (<tag group name> <tag name>) you entered has already been used in the <tag group name> tag group. Please enter a different tag name.”



� “The tag name (<tag group name> <tag name>) you entered has more than the limit of 30 characters. Please enter a different tag name.”



� “The tag name you entered (<tag group name> <tag name> contains invalid characters. Please enter a different tag name.”




� “The tag group name (<tag group name>) you entered has more than the limit of 30 characters.

Please enter a different tag group name.



� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name>) contains invalid characters. Please enter a different tag group name.”




� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name>) has already been used. Please enter a different tag group name.”

These are the possible error states for creating new tags. (See 0.6.1 for more on error messages.)




Settings


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YesYesYesYes

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Name Auto-tagClips


Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4



Create New

Create New

Auto-Tag Management

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Sort by




6.2a Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Dialogues: Confirmation Messages

1. Tag Created

Appears when user successfully creates a new tag � “The tag (<tag group name> <tag name>) was

successfully created.”

These are the possible confirmation messages while creating new tags. (See 0.6.2 for more information on confirmation messages.)




Settings


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Name Auto-tagClips


Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4



Create New

Create New

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Sort by




6.2b Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Group Dialogue

1. New Tag Dialogue

Allows the user to enter the name for a new tag group

1.1 Tag Group Name Text BoxAppears when Tag Group choice is “New group...”

} Character limit display: “(<#> of 30 characters)” } Valid character text: (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>) Tag group names cannot contain 2 spaces in a row, and leading and trailing spaces will be truncated; they also cannot contain more than 2 dashes in a row.


1.2 Create Tag Group Button f Select: .

The New Tag Group dialogue closes, and the tag group appears in the list


Action is abandon, and user is returned to Tag Management

This dialogue is launched when the user selected “Tag Group” in the “Create New... ” control, or the “New group...” in the “Move to tag group...” control on the Tag Management tab.




Settings


NoNo

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YesYesYesYes

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Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4



Create New

Create New

Auto-Tag Management

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Sort by

Sort by

New Tag Group

Tag Group Name:

Create Tag Group


Cancel

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)

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6.2b Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Group Dialogues: Error Messages



� “The tag group name (<tag group name>) you entered has more than the limit of 30 characters. Please enter a different tag group name.



� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name>) contains invalid characters. Please enter a different tag group name.”




� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name>) has already been used. Please enter a different tag group name.”

These are the possible error states for creating new tags. (See 0.6.1 for more on error messages.)




Settings


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YesYesYesYes

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Name Auto-tagClips


Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4



Create New

Create New

Auto-Tag Management

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Sort by

New Tag Group

Tag Group Name:

Create Tag Group


Cancel

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)




6.2b Settings > Tag Management > Create New Tag Group Dialogues: Confirmation Messages

1. Tag Group Created

Appears when user successfully creates a new tag � “The tag group (<tag group name>) was

successfully created.”

These are the possible confirmation messages while creating new tags. (See 0.6.2 for more information on confirmation messages.)




Settings


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YesYesYesYes

NoYesNoNo

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Name Auto-tagClips


Delete

Delete

Tag Group Name # 1

Tag Group Name # 2

Tag Group Name # 3

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #1

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #2

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #3

Tag Name #4

Tag Name #4



Create New

Create New

Auto-Tag Management

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(11)

Sort by

Sort by

New Tag Group

Tag Group Name:

Create Tag Group


Cancel

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)




6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management

1. Actions

1.1 Tip Text � “Tip: Clips will only be automatically tagged

if the auto-tag is active, so use the Active/Inactive buttons to toggle the status of the selected auto-tag(s).it.”


Displays choices: All, None, etc.

1.3 Create New... Button f Select: .

Opens New Auto-Tag dialogue


Begins the deletion of selected auto-tags } Inactive if no auto-tags selected

1.5 Set: Active Button f Select: .

Sets the selected auto-tags to Active

1.6 Set: Inactive Button f Select: .

Sets the selected auto-tags to Inactive, so the tag is NOT applied to additional clips that fit the search parameters


Displays sorting options: Tag name (A-Z), Tag Name (Z-A), Tag Group Name (A-Z), Tag Group Name (Z-A), Status (Active), Status (Inactive), Updated (most recent first), Updated (least recent first)


If auto-tags are sorted by a column, an up or down arrow appear to the right of that column header.

} Sort arrow: None (tags not sorted by column), Up (tags sorted by column in ascending order), Down (tags sorted by column in cending order)

2.1 Rules Header Text

2.2 Tag Name (Tag Group) Header Text

2.3 Status Header Text

2.4 Updated Date Header Text

2.5 Actions Header Text

3. Auto-Tag Row

3.1 Select Check Box f Select: .

Selects or de-selects that auto-tag for action

3.2 Auto-Tag RulesDisplays search string in a standard format

3.3 Tag Name (Tag Group Name)Displays the tag name and the tag group name associated with the auto-tag

� Character limit is 30 � Can only contain letters, numbers, dashes (-), and

spaces. Tag names cannot contain 2 spaces in a row, and leading and trailing spaces will be truncated; they also cannot contain more than 2 dashes in a row.

This is the Settings page which appears after the user selects the Auto-Tag Management tab, and is where the user can manage their account auto-tags.




Settings

Preferences Auto-Tag ManagementTag Management

Tag name #1 (Tag Group A)

Tag name #2 (Tag Group B)


Tag name #4 (Tag Group C)

Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions


Tip: Clips will only be automatically tagged if the auto-tag is active, so use the Active/Inactive buttons to toggle the status of the selected auto-tag(s).

Set:

Set:




Tag Name (Group)Rules Updated

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Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

Delete

Active

Active

Inactive

Inactive

Create New

Create New

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2

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6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management (continued)

3.4 StatusIndicates if the auto-tag is active or inactive

} If the status is Inactive (first in list to left), the auto-tag row is “greyed out”.

3.5 Updated Date � Mmm DD, YYYY

3.6 Action Link: Edit f Select: .

Opens Edit Auto-Tag dialogue

This is the Settings page which appears after the user selects the Auto-Tag Management tab, and is where the user can manage their account auto-tags.




Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

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Jan 23, 2009

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6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management: Variations

6.3.3 Auto-tag Row

A. Default

B. SelectedCheckbox is checked and row background is pale lellow.

C. Inactive

These are the variations for the elements on this page.




Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

Set:





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Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

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Active

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Inactive

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Create New

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Tag name #3 (Tag Group B) EditActivesuper bowl “Eli Manning” catch OR throw –toomer Jan 23, 2009

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6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management: Error Messages



� “The tag name you entered (<tag group name> <tag name>) has more than the limit of 30 characters. Please enter a new tag name.”



� “The tag name you entered (<tag group name> <tag name>) contains invalid characters. Please enter a new tag name.”




� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name>) has more than the limit of 30 characters. Please enter a new tag group name.”



� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name>) contains invalid characters. Please enter

a new tag group name.” Tag group names cannot contain 2 spaces in a row, and leading and trailing spaces will be truncated; they also cannot contain more than 2 dashes in a row.


Appears when the user tries to create an auto-tag with a tag name that already exists.

� “The tag name you entered (<tag group name>)already exists. Please enter a new tag name.”


Appears when the user tries to create an auto-tag with a tag group name that already exists.

� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name>)already exists. Please enter a new tag group name.”

These are the errors that may occur on the Auto-Tag Management page. (See 0.6.1 for more information on error messages.)




Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

Set:





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Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

Delete

Active

Active

Inactive

Inactive

Create New

Create New

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Sort by




6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management: Confirmation Messages

1. Auto-Tag Created

Appears when an auto-tag is successfully created. � “The auto-tag (<tag group name> <tag name>)

was successfully created.”

2. Auto-Tag Deleted

Appears when an auto-tag is successfully deleted. � “The auto-tag (<tag group name> <tag name>)

was successfully deleted.”

3. Auto-Tag Edited

Appears when an auto-tag is successfully edited. � “The auto-tag (<tag group name> <tag name>)

was successfully edited.”

These are the confirmation messages for tasks completed on the Auto-Tag Management page. (See 0.6.2 for more information on confirmation messages.)




Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

Set:





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Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

Delete

Active

Active

Inactive

Inactive

Create New

Create New

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Sort by




6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management: Dialogues

1. Delete Auto-Tag?

See 0.5.1 for dialogue details

Appears after the user selects the Delete button after selecting one or more auto-tags

� “Are you sure you want to delete the auto-tag(s)?”

These are the Are you sure-type dialogues for tasks on the Auto-Tag Management page.




Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

Set:





Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

Delete

Active

Active

Inactive

Inactive

Create New

Create New

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Sort by

Tag name #3 (Tag Group B) EditActivesuper bowl “Eli Manning” catch OR throw –toomer Jan 23, 2009? Do you want to <perform the chosen action>?

OK Cancel

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6.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Create New... Auto-Tag Dialogue

1. Search Rules

1.1 Boolean String TextAs the user enters search terms, the boolean equivalent appears in this field.


1.2 all of these words Text FieldUser enteres search terms


1.3 any of these words Text FieldWords using the OR Boolean logic, which returns results containing any of the terms entered


1.4 this exact phrase Text FieldEquivalent of user placing quotes around a search string, it returns results that contain the whole string of words together


1.5 where these words Text FieldsUser enters search terms and a numeric value to indicate how close the terms need to be to one another


1.6 are within...words of each other Text Field � Integer, range from 1 to 99

1.7 (Exclude) any of these words Text FieldWords using the NOT Boolean logic, excluding clips from the results that match the terms entered




2. Filters

2.1 Agreement Multi-Select List Box � Options: All account agreement

2.2 Alert Multi-Select List Box � Options: All account alerts

2.3 Media Type Check Boxes � Options: All, Print, Broadcast, Web

2.4 Video Drop DownIf Print is the only Media Type selected, these controls are disabled

f Select .Video: .Toggles between showing or hiding individual radio buttons

f Select .Include .clips .with .video: .Displays clips that include video and those that do not

f Select .Exclude .clips .with .video: .Displays only clips without video

f Select .Only .clips .with .video: .Displays only clips with video, and excludes those without video


3. Tag Selection

3.1 Tag Name Drop Down f Select: .

This is the Settings page which appears after the user selects the “Create New...” button.




Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

Set:





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Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

Delete

Active

Active

Inactive

Inactive

Create New

Create New

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Sort by

Sort by

Create Auto-Tag

Search Rule

Apply the following tag:

Agreements:

Alerts:

Video:

Filter by...

Create

New group...

New tag...

Tag Group:

Tag Name:

Tag Group Name:

17 of 30 characters

24 of 30 characters

Cancel

Also apply to existing clips in Media Content

Include articles with video clips

Media Type:

BroadcastAll Print Web

[option][option][option][option][option]



where these words:

all of these words:



any of these words:

any of these words:

this exact phrase:

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)

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6.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Create New... Auto-Tag Dialogue (continued)This is the Settings page which appears after the user selects the “Create New...” button.


Displays a list of existing tags, and the “New tag...” option.

3.2 Tag Name Text Box Allows user to enter the name of a new tag

} Only appears if the “New tag...” choice is selected in the Tag Name drop down


4. Tag Group Controls


Displays existing tag groups, and the “New tag group...” option.

4.2 Tag Group Name Text Box Allows user to enter a new tag group name

} Only appears if the “New tag group...” choice is selected in the Tag Group Name drop down


5. Auto-Tag Application

5.1 Apply Auto-Tag Checkbox f Select: .

When create button selected the auto-tag function will be applied to clips that already exist in Media Content, not just new clips

6. Action Buttons

6.1 Create Button f Select: .

The dialogue closes and the new auto-tag appears in the list


The dialogue closes and the new auto-tag entires are lost and the new auto-tag is NOT created



Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

Set:





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Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

Delete

Active

Active

Inactive

Inactive

Create New

Create New

(11)

(11)

Sort by

Sort by

Create Auto-Tag

Search Rule


Agreements:

Alerts:

Video:

Filter by...

Create

New group...

New tag...

Tag Group:

Tag Name:

Tag Group Name:

17 of 30 characters

24 of 30 characters

Cancel



Media Type:





where these words:

all of these words:



any of these words:

any of these words:

this exact phrase:

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)5

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4.1

4.2

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6.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Create New... Auto-Tag Dialogue: Error Messages



� “The tag name you entered (<tag group name> <tag name>) already exists in the tag group (<tag group name>). Please enter a new tag name.”










� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name>) has more than the limit of 30 characters.

Please enter a new tag group name.”



� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name>) contains invalid characters. Please enter a new tag group name.”




� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name> already exists. Please enter a new tag group name.”

These are the errors that may occur while creating new auto-tags. (See 0.6.1 for more information on error messages.)




Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

Set:





Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

Delete

Active

Active

Inactive

Inactive

Create New

Create New

(11)

(11)

Sort by

Sort by

Create Auto-Tag

Search Rule


Agreements:

Alerts:

Video:

Filter by...

Create

New group...

New tag...

Tag Group:

Tag Name:

Tag Group Name:

17 of 30 characters

24 of 30 characters

Cancel



Media Type:





where these words:

all of these words:



any of these words:

any of these words:

this exact phrase:

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)




6.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Create New... Auto-Tag Dialogue: Confirmation Messages

1. Auto-Tag Created

Appears after the user successfully creates a new auto-tag.

� “The auto-tag (<tag group name> <tag name>) was created with the following search rule: <search rule>.”

These are the confirmation messages that may occur while creating new auto-tags. (See 0.6.2 for more information on confirmation messages.)




Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

Set:





Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

Delete

Active

Active

Inactive

Inactive

Create New

Create New

(11)

(11)

Sort by

Sort by




6.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Edit Auto-Tag Dialogue

1. Search Rules

1.1 Boolean String TextAs the user enters search terms, the boolean equivalent appears in this field.


1.2 all of these words Text FieldUser enteres search terms


1.3 any of these words Text FieldWords using the OR Boolean logic, which returns results containing any of the terms entered


1.4 this exact phrase Text FieldEquivalent of user placing quotes around a search string, it returns results that contain the whole string of words together


1.5 where these words Text FieldsUser enters search terms and a numeric value to indicate how close the terms need to be to one another


1.6 are within...words of each other Text Field � Integer, range from 1 to 99

1.7 (Exclude) any of these words Text FieldWords using the NOT Boolean logic, excluding clips from the results that match the terms entered




2. Filters

2.1 Agreement Multi-Select List Box � Options: All account agreement

2.2 Alert Multi-Select List Box � Options: All account alerts

2.3 Media Type Check Boxes � Options: All, Print, Broadcast, Web

2.4 Video Drop DownIf Print is the only Media Type selected, these controls are disabled

f Select .Video: .Toggles between showing or hiding individual radio buttons

f Select .Include .clips .with .video: .Displays clips that include video and those that do not

f Select .Exclude .clips .with .video: .Displays only clips without video

f Select .Only .clips .with .video: .Displays only clips with video, and excludes those without video


3. Tag Selection

3.1 Tag Name Drop Down f Select: .

This is the Settings page which appears after the user selects the Edit link.




Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

Set:





Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

Delete

Active

Active

Inactive

Inactive

Create New

Create New

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(11)

Sort by

Sort by

Edit Auto-Tag

Search Rule


Agreements:

Alerts:

Video:

Filter by...

Create

New group...

New tag...

Tag Group:

Tag Name:

Tag Group Name:

17 of 30 characters

24 of 30 characters

Cancel



Media Type:





catch throw

toomer

my-new-tag-name

my-new-tag-group-name

“Eli Manning”

where these words:

all of these words:



super bowl “Eli Manning” catch OR throw -toomer

super bowl

any of these words:

any of these words:

this exact phrase:

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)

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3

1.1

3.1

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6.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Edit Auto-Tag Dialogue (continued)

Displays a list of existing tags, and the “New tag...” option.

3.2 Tag Name Text Box Allows user to enter the name of a new tag

} Only appears if the “New tag...” choice is selected in the Tag Name drop down


4. Tag Group Controls


Displays existing tag groups, and the “New tag group...” option.

4.2 Tag Group Name Text Box Allows user to enter a new tag group name

} Only appears if the “New tag group...” choice is selected in the Tag Group Name drop down


5. Auto-Tag Application

5.1 Apply Auto-Tag Checkbox f Select: .

When create button selected the auto-tag function will be applied to clips that already exist in Media Content, not just new clips

6. Action Buttons

6.1 Create Button f Select: .

The dialogue closes and the new auto-tag

appears in the list


The dialogue closes and the new auto-tag entires are lost and the new auto-tag is NOT created

This is the Settings page which appears after the user selects the Edit link.




Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

Set:





Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

Delete

Active

Active

Inactive

Inactive

Create New

Create New

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Sort by

Sort by

Edit Auto-Tag

Search Rule


Agreements:

Alerts:

Video:

Filter by...

Create

New group...

New tag...

Tag Group:

Tag Name:

Tag Group Name:

17 of 30 characters

24 of 30 characters

Cancel



Media Type:





catch throw

toomer

my-new-tag-name


“Eli Manning”

where these words:

all of these words:




super bowl

any of these words:

any of these words:

this exact phrase:

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)5

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4.1

4.2

6.1 6.2

4

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6.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Edit Auto-Tag Dialogue: Error Messages



� “The tag name you entered (<tag group name> <tag name>) already exists in the tag group (<tag group name>). Please enter a new tag name.”










� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name>) has more than the limit of 30 characters.

Please enter a new tag group name.”



� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name>) contains invalid characters. Please enter a new tag group name.”




� “The tag group name you entered (<tag group name> already exists. Please enter a new tag group name.”

7. No Search Term Entry

If the user does not enter any search terms in the Search Text Box and selects the Search button, the system displays an error message above the search fields (and below the tabs) and highlights the Search Text Box.

� “The search field is required.”

8. Error 99 Message

These are the errors that may occur while editing auto-tags. (See 0.6.1 for more information on error messages.)




Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

Set:





Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

Delete

Active

Active

Inactive

Inactive

Create New

Create New

(11)

(11)

Sort by

Sort by

Edit Auto-Tag

Search Rule


Agreements:

Alerts:

Video:

Filter by...

Create

New group...

New tag...

Tag Group:

Tag Name:

Tag Group Name:

17 of 30 characters

24 of 30 characters

Cancel



Media Type:





catch throw

toomer

my-new-tag-name


“Eli Manning”

where these words:

all of these words:




super bowl

any of these words:

any of these words:

this exact phrase:

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)




6.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Edit Auto-Tag Dialogue: Error Messages (continued)

If the user enters a character in the Search field, such as a parens that the system cannot search on, it returns the following message below the search fields:

� “We encountered a problem while processing your request. Please try again, or if this continues call customer support quoting the message below.” Error 99 Internal error”








These are the errors that may occur while editing auto-tags. (See 0.6.1 for more information on error messages.)




Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

Set:





Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

Delete

Active

Active

Inactive

Inactive

Create New

Create New

(11)

(11)

Sort by

Sort by

Edit Auto-Tag

Search Rule


Agreements:

Alerts:

Video:

Filter by...

Create

New group...

New tag...

Tag Group:

Tag Name:

Tag Group Name:

17 of 30 characters

24 of 30 characters

Cancel



Media Type:





catch throw

toomer

my-new-tag-name


“Eli Manning”

where these words:

all of these words:




super bowl

any of these words:

any of these words:

this exact phrase:

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)




6.3a Settings > Auto-Tag Management > Edit Auto-Tag Dialogue: Confirmation Messages

1. Auto-Tag Created

Appears after the user successfully creates a new auto-tag.

� “The auto-tag (<tag group name> <tag name>) was created with the following search rule: <search rule>.”

These are the confirmation messages that may occur while editing auto-tags. (See 0.6.2 for more information on confirmation messages.)




Settings






Inactive Edit

Edit

Edit

Edit

Active

Active

Active

Status Actions



Set:

Set:





Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

Delete

Delete

Active

Active

Inactive

Inactive

Create New

Create New

(11)

(11)

Sort by

Sort by

Edit Auto-Tag

Search Rule


Agreements:

Alerts:

Video:

Filter by...

Create

New group...

New tag...

Tag Group:

Tag Name:

Tag Group Name:

17 of 30 characters

24 of 30 characters

Cancel



Media Type:





catch throw

toomer

my-new-tag-name


“Eli Manning”

where these words:

all of these words:




super bowl

any of these words:

any of these words:

this exact phrase:

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)

(a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, <space>)




Feedback provides a form allowing users to send BurrellesLuce their comments or questions.

This chapter contains:7A: Submit Feedback. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1827.1 Feedback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1837.1 Feedback: Error Messages . . . . . . . . . . . 1847.1 Feedback: Confirmation Messages . . . . . . . 185

7. Feedback



7A: Submit Feedback

Entry Point:portal.burrellesluce.com

/main/

Any page in Portal

Select Feedback link

in footer

Media Content Customer Feedback

Required fields

completed?

View Media Content Customer

Feedback form with error

message(s)

Select Submit button

No

Yes


message: Feedback submission Complete

Exit PointFeedback: Submission Complete

Complete Media Content Customer Feedback

- Name, (Company Name), (Account), Email, Phone Number, (Contact Method Preference), (Application), (Service Requested), Questions/Comments.



7.1 Feedback

1. Header and Instructional Text

1.1 Customer Feedback Page Header Text

1.2 What can BL do for you? Text

1.3 Need Help? Text

1.4 Instructional Text � “Please contact us with your questions,

comments and feedback by submitting the form below to us.”

2. Feedback Form

2.1 * Required field Text Indicates which form fields are mandatory.

Grey text with red asterisk to its left

2.2 First Name Text Box • Required, limit 40 characters

2.3 Last Name Text Box • Required, limit 40 characters

2.4 Company Name Text Box • Not Required, limit 40 characters

2.5 Account Text Box • Not Required, limit 40 characters

2.6 Email Address Text Box • Required, format validation, limit 40 characters

2.7 Phone Number Text Box • Required, format validation, limit 25 characters

2.8 Phone Extension Text Box • Not Required, limit 4 characters

2.9 Contact Preference Radio Button Set • Not Required

f Select .Email: .Customer will receive a response via email

f Select .Telephone: .Customer will receive a response via telephone

2.10 Portal Service Radio Button Set User selects the service to which their comment or question refers• Not Required

� Options: Media Content, iMonitor, Media Measurement, Media Contacts

2.11 Service Requested Text Box • Not Required

2.12 Questions/Comments Text Area • Required, limit 1000 characters• Character counter to right of field

2.13 Privacy Statement Text � Font, etc.

2.14 Submit Button f Select: .

The feedback form is submitted to [email protected]


The lightbox closes and all entries are lost

This form opens in a light box that allows users to make an enquiry or send a message to BurrellesLuce. It is opened when the user selects the Feedback link (in the footer), which changes to bold text.





User Name:

Password:

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Feedback

Submit

Customer FeedbackWhat can BurrellesLuce do for you?

Please contact us with your questions, comments and feedback by submitting the form below.

Need Help?

* Required fi eld

* First Name:

* Last Name:

* Company Name:

* Account:

Cancel

* Service Requested:

* Questions/Comments:

* Email Address:

example: [email protected]

example: 999-888-7777

* Phone Number:

* Contact Preference:

* Portal Service (Application):

Email

Media Content

Telephone

iMonitor Media Measurement Media Contacts

Extension:

Your privacy is important to us. We will never sell or distribute your information to another party.

0 of 1000 characters

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2

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1.3

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2.3

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2.10

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2.13

2.14 2.15

1.4



7.1 Feedback: Error Messages

1. Required Fields Not Completed

If the user does not complete required fields and selects the Submit button, this error message appears

} The incomplete required fields have their fields highlighted in red.

} A messages appears to the right of the field label text in red: “This field is required.”

} A “ Please complete the required fields.” appears above the form in a standard error message.

2. Required Fields Invalid

If the user enters invalid information into required fields and selects the Submit button, this error message appears

} The fields with invalid entries are highlighted in red

} A messages appears to the right of the field label text in red: “This field is required, but the entry is invalid.”

} A “ Please complete the required fields.” appears above the form in a standard error message.

These are the possible errors that may occur on the Feedback page.





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Password:

Login

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Feedback

Submit

Customer FeedbackWhat can BurrellesLuce do for you?

Please contact us with your questions, comments and feedback by submitting the form below.

Need Help?

* Required fi eld

* First Name:

* Last Name:

* Company Name:

* Account:

Cancel

* Service Requested:

* Questions/Comments:

* Email Address:

example: [email protected]

example: 999-888-7777

* Phone Number:

* Contact Preference:

* Portal Service (Application):

Email

Media Content

Telephone

iMonitor Media Measurement Media Contacts

Extension:

Your privacy is important to us. We will never sell or distribute your information to another party.

0 of 1000 characters

This fi eld is required, but contains no entry



This fi eld is required, but the entry is invalid

This fi eld is required, but the entry is invalid

Please complete the required fi elds



7.1 Feedback: Confirmation Messages

1. Your Feedback Was Sent Successfully

Appears when user successfully submits feedback form, after the Feedback lightbox disappears

� “Your feedback was sent successfully. Thank you for your submission. You will be contacted shortly.”

This message lets the user know their feedback was sent successfully.





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Password:

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This chapter contains:8A: View Help. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1878.1 Help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1888.2 Help > Category Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1898.3 Help > Detail Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190

Help provides the user with detailed instructions for performing tasks throughout the Portal.

8. Help



8A: View Help

Entry Point:portal.burrellesluce.com

/main/

Any page in Portal

Select Help link in utility navigation

Help: Main

Help: Category Page

Help: Detail Page



8.1 Help

1. Help Page

The Help page will be the same regardless of whether the user is logged in or not.

1.1 Page Header Text � Font, etc.

1.2 Breadcrumbs The default display is Main Topics , the page the user lands on when selecting Help. As the user navigates through the help pages the breadcrumb represents where they have come from and where they are.

f Select: .Brings the user to the appropriate help for the section chosen.

1.3 Help Topic Links f Select: .

Displays that sub-section and its associated topics (page 8.2)

1.4 Contact Information and Link The user can get additional support by calling the phone number or selecting the Customer Service link which will display the feedback form where they can contact Burrelles Luce.

f Select .Customer .Service .link: .Displays the Feedback (7.1) page in a new browser window.

� Font, etc.

Help opens as a page within the portal and has a list of topics from which the user can choose to find support for a question they have. There is also a link to the feedback form for users to contact BurrellesLuce.




Help

BurrellesLuce 2.0 HelpMain Topics

Media Content My Preferences Need additional help?

Contact us at 1-800-631-1160 or use our Customer Service form.

1 1.1

1.2

1.3

1.4



8.2 Help > Category Page

1. Help Dialogue Window

1.1 Page Header Text � Font, etc.

1.2 Breadcrumbs The default display is Main Topics , the page the user lands on when selecting Help. As the user navigates through the help pages the breadcrumb represents where they have come from and where they are.

f Select: .Brings the user to the appropriate help for the section chosen.

1.3 Help Topic Links f Select: .

Displays that sub-section and its associated topics (page 8.2)

1.4 Contact Information and Link The user can get additional support by calling the phone number or selecting the Customer Service link which will display the feedback form where they can contact Burrelles Luce.

f Select .Customer .Service .link: .Displays the Feedback (7.1) page in a new browser window.

� Font, etc.

This is the category page for the Help section. It lists the category topics. There is also a link to the feedback form for users to contact Burrelles Luce.




Help

BurrellesLuce 2.0 HelpMain Topics > Media Content

Need additional help?

Contact us at 1-800-631-1160 or use our Customer Service form.

Getting StartedClipsClipbooksTagsSearch and Advanced SearchMedia SourcesTroubleshooting

11.1

1.2

1.3

1.4



8.3 Help > Detail Page

1. Help Detail

1.1 Help Questions Links A list of questions appears at the top of the page.

f Select: .Drops the user down the page to the associated answer.

1.2 Help Questions and Answers A list of questions and their answers that map to the questions at the top of the page. Upon selecting a question from the top of the page, the user is dropped to that question with its answer in the body of the page.

� Font, etc.

1.3 Back to Top Link f Select: .

Scrolls the user to the top of the page.

This is a Help detail page in the Help section. The page scrolls with no pagination. It lists the help questions at the top of the page which link to the relevant text within the body of the page.




Help

BurrellesLuce 2.0 HelpTopics > Getting Started

Which browsers are supported by Media Content? How do I get around in Media Content? What is an agreement? Can I print the Media Content help?Search and Advanced SearchCan I set my own preferences?

Q. Which browsers are supported by Media Content?

A. Media Content supports the following browsers: • Internet Explorer 6.x and 7.0 • Firefox 2.0 • Safari 2.0.4

Back to Top

1

1.1

1.2

1.3



This chapter contains:9.0 Media Contacts Public Page . . . . . . . . . . 192

Media Contacts allows users to manage media contacts and press release distribution. However, it is not part of the Portal.

9. Media Contacts



9.0 Media Contacts Public Page

1. Media Contacts Description Text


This is the default landing page when a user who is not logged in or who is not subscribed to the service tries to navigate to Media Contacts. Except for the service description, it is the same as the Public Home page.




Media Contacts Help

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Password:

Login

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This chapter contains:Appendix A: Style Guide > Text . . . . . . . . . . . 194Appendix A: Style Guide > Links . . . . . . . . . . 197Appendix A: Style Guide > Color . . . . . . . . . . 198Appendix A: Style Guide > Forms . . . . . . . . . . 199Appendix A: Style Guide > Formats . . . . . . . . . 200

These Style guidelines provide resources and structure for the creative process of branding the web application in a consistent, intentional, and successful manner.

Appendix A: Style Guide



Appendix A: Style Guide > TextThese are the common text and link styles for the Portal. The default font for text on the Portal is Verdana, Arial, san-serif.

Name Style Code Font Size Color Treatment Capitalization End Punctuation Background Example

Standard Content T1 default 0

Primary Nav (graphic?) code default ? Dark grey,

white

none Title none Light grey, dark

grey

Ulility Nav code default -1 Dark grey Bold Title none none

Footer code default -1 Grey or

black???

none Title none Grey

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Button code default 0 Black none Title none none

Radio Button Label code default -1 Black none Sentence none none

Checkbox Label code default -1 Black none Sentence none none

Text Box code default ? Black none N/A none none

Instructional code default -1 Grey none Sentence Period none

Filter Group code default 0 Grey, Black none All none none

Tag Group code default 0 Grey, Black none Title none none

Date Range code default +2 Black none Title none none

Date Range Subscript code default 0 Grey none Title none none

Clip Number code default 0 Black Bold Sentence none none

Field Label code default 0 Black none Title Colon none

Tab Label code default 0 Black none Title none none



Appendix A: Style Guide > Text (continued)These are the common text styles for the Portal. The default font for text on the Portal is Verdana, Arial, san-serif.


Section Label code default +1 Black none Title none none

.p132Dialogue code default 0 Black none Sentence Period none

Tip code default -1 Black none Sentence Period none

Message

(error, confirmation, progress)

code default 0 Black none Sentence Period none

System Message code default 0 White none Sentence Period Black

Login Error code default 0 Red none Sentence Period none

List Date code default 0 Black none Title none none

. . . .Page Title code default +2 Black none Title none none

Subsection Label code default 0 Black Bold Title none none

Field Note code default -1 Grey none Sentence Period none

Found Search Term code default 0 Black none none none Yellow (highlight)

Inline Edit Text Boxes code default 0 Black none Sentence Period Yellow

Tag in List code default -1 Gray,

Green,

Red

??? Title

Drop Down Item code default 0 Black none Title none none



Appendix A: Style Guide > Text (continued)These are the common text styles for the Portal. The default font for text on the Portal is Verdana, Arial, san-serif.


Clip List Metadata

(Media Value, Circulation, etc.)

code default -1 Grey none none none none

Clip List Metadata Title code default 0 Grey none All none none

Link Info code default 0 Grey none Sentence none none

Table Content code default -1 Black none Sentence none .or .“.... “ for .

excerpts

none

Lightbox Title code default +2 Black none Title none none

Text Box Instructions code default 0 Grey none Sentence none none

Text Area code default 0 Black none none none none

Table Column Header code default 0 Black Bold Title none none



Appendix A: Style Guide > LinksThese are the common link styles for the Portal. The default font for links on the Portal is Verdana, Arial, san-serif.


Standard code default 0 Blue ??? Title none none

Primary Navigation code default 0 Blue ??? Title none none

Utility Navigation code default 0 Blue ??? Title none none

Footer code default 0 Blue None Title none none . .

Contextual code default -1 Blue ??? Title none none

Blog Title code default 0 Blue ??? Title none none

Clip Headline code default +2 Blue ??? Title none none

Message code default 0 White Underlined Title none Black

Subsection Label code default +1 Blue none Title none none

Shortcut

(Keep reading..., more..., etc.)

code default -1 Blue ??? Sentence elipse (...) none

Overlay Link code default +1 Blue none none Down arrow none

List Page Navigation code default 0 Blue,

Light

grey

none none Down arrow none

Overlay Controls Blue Underlined



Appendix A: Style Guide > Color

1. Page Background

These are the standard color schemes and combinations for the portal.




Appendix A: Style Guide > Forms

1. Field Labels

} Appear above the fields to which they refer } Title capitalization (all major words) } Checkboxes use sentence capitalization } End in a colon } Regular text (not bold) } A red asterisk to the left of the field label (or

another visual treatment) indicates a required field

2. Action Buttons

} An “or” should appear between action buttons and links

} The most frequently used button/link (default) should appear to the left

} Left align button/link sets with the last entry field, OR left align to the page, dialogue, or lightbox

3. Error Messages

} Appear at the top of the page or lightbox } Field they refer to are highlighted and the cursor

placed in the first one

4. Column Layout

} Single column when possible } Double column flow is top to bottom, then left

to right

5. Section Labels

} One size larger than field label } Bold

These are guidelines and best practices for online form design within the Portal environment.




Appendix A: Style Guide > Formats

1. Dates

1.1 In a Table } Format: Mnn DD, YYYY } Example: Jan 03, 2010

1.2 In a Date Entry Field } Format: MM/DD/YYYY } Example: 01/03/2010

1.3 In Account Services Email (delete clip) } Format: YYYYMMDD } Example: 2010 0101

2. Time

Time is not yet part of the user interface

These are guidelines and best preactices for online form design within the Portal environment.




This chapter contains:Appendix B: 0.1 Global Header . . . . . . . . . . . 202Appendix B: 0.4 Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203Appendix B: 0.6 Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204Appendix B: 2.0 Home Public . . . . . . . . . . . . 205Appendix B: 2.0 Home Public > Blog Detail . . . . . 206Appendix B: 2.1 Home Logged In. . . . . . . . . . 207Appendix B: 3.1 Media Content . . . . . . . . . . . 208Appendix B: 3.1 Media Content: Variations . . . . . 209Appendix B: 3.1 Media Content: Variations . . . . . 210Appendix B: 4.1 Media Measurement . . . . . . . 211Appendix B: 5.1 iMonitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212Appendix B: 5.1 iMonitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213Appendix B: 6.1 Settings > Preferences. . . . . . . 214Appendix B: 6.2 Settings > Tag Management . . . 215Appendix B: 6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management 217

Design Comps show a more detailed visual version of the user interface of the portal, and complement the wireframes to enable a better understanding of what the system should look like.

Appendix B: Design Comps



Appendix B: 0.1 Global HeaderThese are more detialed visuals of the header designs.



Appendix B: 0.4 ControlsThese are more detailed visual representations of the Portal controls.



Appendix B: 0.6 MessagesThis is a more detailed visual for the Progress Message.



Appendix B: 2.0 Home Public



Appendix B: 2.0 Home Public > Blog Detail



Appendix B: 2.1 Home Logged In



Appendix B: 3.1 Media ContentThis is a more detailed visual for the Media Content page.



Appendix B: 3.1 Media Content: VariationsThis is a more detailed visual of the TEXT/Headline link overlay.



Appendix B: 3.1 Media Content: VariationsThese is a more detailed visual of the date range control.




Appendix B: 4.1 Media Measurement




Appendix B: 5.1 iMonitorThis page appears when the user selects the iMonitor link/URL but is not subscribed to the service or is not logged in.




Appendix B: 5.1 iMonitor




Appendix B: 6.1 Settings > PreferencesThese are more detailed visual representations of the page designs.



Appendix B: 6.2 Settings > Tag ManagementThis is a more detailed visual representation of the page designs..



Appendix B: 6.2 Settings > Tag Management (continued)This is a more detailed visual representation of the page designs..



Appendix B: 6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag ManagementThis is a more detailed visual representation of the page designs..



Appendix B: 6.3 Settings > Auto-Tag Management (continued)This is a more detailed visual representation of the page designs..



This chapter contains:Appendix C: Terminology > Glossary . . . . . . . . 223Appendix C: Terminology > Legacy. . . . . . . . . 224

This section is a glossary of terms used in the portal environment.

Appendix C: Terminology



Appendix C: Terminology > Glossary

Keyword- Agreement term(s) used in search Allowed- Filter state that calls for clips with a value to be included in results as long as the clip includes another value that is chosen to be included Included- Filter state that calls for clips with a value to be included in results as long as the clip does not include another value that is chosen to be excluded Excluded- Filter state that calls for clips with a value to be kept out of the clip list, even if the clip includes another value that is chosen to be included

Login- Button label and description of user entering the portal with their user name and password

Export- A way to quickly get a raw dump of data (clip metadata into Excel, XML, etc).

Report- A report is a way to customize the presentation of a selection of data. Reports can be made up of four components: cover sheets, analytics, clip lists, full clips (page scans). Predefined reports can be chosen from, and customized reports can be created. Report templates (look and feel) can be customized.

Clipbook- A specific type of report that does not contain analytics. The existing term for reports in the portal and in BL culture.

Analytics- Analytics include charts, graphs, and summary statistics of clip data.

Notifications- A way to notify a user of certain events. These could be: daily emails containing a list of clips received over the last 24 hours, emails every 4 hours containing summary statistics, an SMS message when a certain event is triggered (for example a specified threshold of new clips per hour is exceeded), etc.

Alerts- An alert refers to a saved, auto-running search. The output of these is variable: matching content could be saved to Media Content, a notification could be sent, a report could be generated, etc. Currently this term is only used in iMonitor.

Save to Media Content- When clips found in iMonitor are transferred to Media Content, either via a ‘manual move’ or automatically by an Alert, the action should be referred to as Save to Media Content. Previous terms include move, copy, and transfer. This should enhance users understanding of the temporary nature of iMonitor content (30-days), and alleviate them of the need to understand the relationship between iMonitor and Media Content in terms of content transference. Saving is a familiar term and a simpler description of the action taken and its ramifications. Audience- The number of people who saw the clip.

Media- Text | video

Media Type- Daily Newspapers | Consumer Magazines/Newsletters | Web | Wire Services | Non-Daily Newspapers | Trade Magazines/Newsletters | Broadcast Yes- New button on “Are you sure” dialogue No- New button on “Are you sure” dialogue Excerpt- Summary text for edited clips Best Passage- Summary text for non-edited clips (iMonitor)

This appendix is a glossary of terms used in the portal environment.




Appendix C: Terminology > Legacy

feedback OKAKA: Yes- Button on “Are you sure” dialogue CancelAKA: No- Button on “Are you sure” dialogue SummaryAKA: excerpt- Button on “Are you sure” dialogue HighlightAKA: keyword- Describes agreement term(s) used in search Media Measurement PreferencesAKA: Settings auto-tag search filter includedAKA allowed

LoginAKA: Log in, Logon, Log on

LogoutAKA: Log On, Log Off, Logoff

clipsAKA: articles, stories- Clips traditionally refers to each individual piece cut out from a paper. An article that spans many pages in a paper would but cut out into several clips. This distinction becomes less important on the web (though could potentially still have value, for example if an article could be ‘cut’ into two clips - the main text, and the comments). In Burrelles, and especially on the Portal, clip may be used interchangeably with article and story and tends to be the default term whether referring to clips or articles.

articles AKA: clips, stories- Articles comprise one or more related clips from the same article.

stories AKA: articles, clips- A less common word for articles. This is used in the Media Content Site SQLite DB’s.

clipbookAKA: report- The traditional name for a document created from a clip list

posting date- The date an article was scanned/scraped by BurrellesLuce. Posting dates should never be in the future.

publication date- The date an article is intended to be published. This is provided by the publisher(?), and can be before or after the posting date as sometimes a publisher can send us articles in advance of them being published,

User IDAKA: Employee ID, Account- Descri

so publication dates in the future are possible.

sourceAKA: publication- Used in the Media Content and iMonitor UI’s as the label for publication. impressionsAKA: audience, views audience segment- News | Non-Print Web | Business Publications | General Interest | Metropolitan | non-print web- An audience segment that includes only those Internet media outlets not connected with a traditional print outlet. Web sites that are connected with a traditional print outlet are included in other audience segments.

media type- web | broadcast | print web broadcast print location- City, ST daily briefing newsletter

This appendix is a glossary of terms used in the portal environment in the past, and the terms that should be used now.


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Documents