Viewers that interact with social media on a second screen while watching TV are actually more engaged in the programming than those watching alone or without social media, according to new research from the Time Warner Research Council. While social media interaction changes the way viewers watch TV, it doesn’t mean they see less – in fact, quite the opposite. Read →
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Social TV Viewers Are 1.3X More Engaged
Posted on July 3, 2012 by Marissa McNaughton | 3 Comments
Posted in: Social Media Statistics
Tags: Conan, Millennial, second screen, social TV, television, Time Warner Research Council, TMZ
Social media has transformed communication in many industries, turning the traditional one-way model into two-way interactivity. Lately, many television broadcasters are finding innovative ways to create buzz and enhance the second screen relationship with their fans. Read →
Posted in: Social Media Case Studies
Tags: buzz, Facebook, LinkedIn, ratings, second screen, social media, social TV, television, Tumblr, TV, Twitter, Youtube






