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Anxious to publish realtime feeds to new hounds on AOL, BillP Studios created a unique solution by capturing closed caption from CBS News and broadcasting it to members in one of AOL's multiple room auditoriums.

In 1993, Studio founder Bill Pytlovany consulted with then startup Sportsline, assisting in determining the technical requirements for the current leader in Sports entertainment and information on the Internet.

Created especially for the Music Television Network, BillP's Yak Chat Live tool allowed TV viewers their first experience at seeing online users chatting in real time while watching their favorite videos. Viewers could sign online and participate broadcasting their comments around the world.

Not to be out done, Country Music Television worked with BillP to create their own real time chat broadcast with country stars Reba, and Alabama.

In 1995-1996, BillP was a member of a small skunkworks group at Microsoft working on what was then called the Information Highway PC. Over the years this group has grown to become the key to Micorsoft's convergence policy and is responsible for products such as WebTV for Windows.

Overtime Sports Logo

In 1997, BillP assisted in the partnership of media giant ABC and game giant MicroProse. The new company called Overtime Sports was founded and was responsible for the release of PC games Monday Night Football and IndyCar Racing.