Abstract: In order to offer contents on demand services triggered by broadcasted TV programs in an efficient and effective way, notifications are received by a TV receiver, for example, a set-top box, on the availability of additional contents, such as, movie tracks, back stages, audio and/or video interviews, written articles, songs, photos, games, software programs, catalogues, brochures, electronic books, electronic tickets, electronic discounts, and electronic bonuses, together with TV programs, and these additional contents are automatically collected and stored into electronic appliances, for example, a portable electronic appliance, at the request of a user.

Abstract: In order to offer contents on demand services triggered by broadcasted TV programs in an efficient and effective way, notifications are received by a TV receiver, for example, a set-top box, on the availability of additional contents, such as, movie tracks, back stages, audio and/or video interviews, written articles, songs, photos, games, software programs, catalogues, brochures, electronic books, electronic tickets, electronic discounts, and electronic bonuses, together with TV programs, and these additional contents are automatically collected and stored into electronic appliances, for example, a portable electronic appliance, at the request of a user.

Abstract: A method and system for providing interactive services on a digital receiving device (e.g., a set-top box) linked to a screen. The interactive services include media content that can be displayed on the screen. Interactive services are provided by a service application running in the digital receiving device that includes a dynamic service logic that is able to generate new media content to be visualized on the screen. The dynamic service logic is an application logic that provides the capability of creating dynamic information on-the-fly by using data, which are either stored in the service application or downloaded from a server. These data include the “raw” information content, which will be worked out to produce the script visual representation. The dynamic service logic includes one or more business logics, which are responsible for the client-side production at run time of context-dependent content, e.g., following a user's request.