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Griff is Director - Broadband and Mobile in Sky's Networked Media Division, which looks after Sky's non-linear content experiences.

Martin Goswami co-founded Aggregator after spending 4 years as Commercial Director of BSkyB. At BSkyB Martin maintained relationships with other cable, satellite and DSL platforms and took responsibility for the management of joint ventures with television channels, the internet portal mykindaplace.com and MusicChoice Europe.

Lindsay Charlton is Project Director for ITV Local, ITV’s new broadband television trial which is running in the ITV Meridian region.

Phil is the Managing Director of Microsoft DRM specialists, Makeni Ltd, in the UK.

From media encoding farms to multi-channel video scheduling systems with digital rights management, Makeni has completed projects across the UK and European media industry.

G. Scott Paterson has been the Chairman of JumpTV since January 2002 and the CEO since May 2005.  Before joining JumpTV, Paterson  was the former Chairman and CEO of Yorkton Securities, which was Canada's largest technology and media investment bank from 1995 to 2001 (2000 revenues of $244 million and profit of $56 million).

Mikkel Dissing is co-founder and CEO of RawFlow. He has over 10 years' experience managing and developing start-ups. Previously Mikkel worked for the eCRM solutions company Touch Clarity, the global dot.name registry GNR and helped set up the online travel agency CoDan Agentura.

A member of TANDBERG Television’s strategic CTO group, Noel Matthews is responsible for the global roll-out of the company’s on-demand, interactive and mobile TV solutions.

Tim is the Ofcom Partner responsible for the regulation of content and standards. This covers the regulatory obligations in relation to basic standards (protection against harm, offence, and also the protection of accuracy, impartiality, fairness and privacy) that are placed upon all licensed tv and radio broadcasters and the BBC, as well as the special requirements placed upon public service broadcasters.  

Stephen Clee played an instrumental role in the early broadcasts of perpetual 24/7 radio (audio) as part the UK’s first internet radio station, Interface Radio, launched in 1996. The Interface team went on to perform many other firsts in internet broadcasting.

Andrew is a technology and market visionary. Andrew was formerly VP of Strategy and Chief Consultant for Zeus Technology.

Daniel Harris is an entrepreneur and Internet content expert. Daniel is currently leading Kendra Initiative, which he founded in 1999, to promote an open marketplace for digital media.

Toby has wide ranging experience in the content marketplace. Over the years, he has built up many strategic business relationships with key contacts around the world including Hollywood Studios, leading broadcasters like the BBC and major music labels such as EMI and Warner Music.