While at the BBC, I started working in Interactive TV; at this time, this was the early days of services being designed and built at the BBC from 1997 to 2000. For example, I worked on prototypes for the Digital Text service for digital satellite.
After leaving the BBC, I worked for a year and a bit at a start-up called Codecell started by some extremely talented people that I had met while at the BBC. And then I went to on to work at Sky Digtial for a few years.
My most recent work in Interactive TV has been for Chellomedia Interactive (now called UPC) to develop order ahead pay per view applications in 2006 & 2007.
In 2008, I worked at Miniweb.tv working on their portal on Sky Digital. A new version of the portal v2.1 was launched in October.
I worked as the Open TV application developer for Super Keno for the Sky Vegas Live channel. Super Keno was the first enhanced TV show launched by Sky Digital of its kind. The application/service would handle real-time updates in the broadcast stream to control the game action. The service was loosely synchronized and works quite well. I did all the programming for the client application which displayed the game cards and showed the game results and placing bets online via a "gaming engine" on a remote server. 
