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Jeremy has served in a number of high-level positions in the broadcast industry on both sides of the technology divide - operator and technology vendor. At NTL, Jeremy was Group Managing Director, responsible for design and roll out of interactive cable systems, internet content and other services. He previously served as Director of Strategy during NTL group's early planning for the launch of its digital services. Before founding Latens in 2002, Jeremy was Chief Technology Officer at TANDBERG Television, a world leading digital broadcast equipment vendor. Having gained a degree in engineering from London University, Jeremy joined Bain & Co, the leading firm of management consultants.

Jason has been a broadcast technology pioneer from the very start of his career. After graduating from Staffordshire University with an honours degree in Computing Sciences he joined ICL, where he was responsible for developing the technology behind ICL's mid-90s Cambridge trials of interactive TV and VOD. In 1998 Jason joined NTL, where he launched the UK's first interactive TV service and grew its ISP to over half a million customers. Prior to founding Latens in 2002, Jason was head of architecture at TANDBERG Television, the world's leading vendor of digital broadcast solutions.