Following live Twitter commentaries from the likes of the Daily Mirror's 3am column and Caitlin Moran
has become an indispensable part of watching The X Factor or Strictly
Come Dancing on Saturday nights. Suddenly, watching primetime TV without
Twitter or Facebook feels like you're missing a shared event.
Until this week, no startup or broadcaster had made a convincing attempt to capitalise on this so-called "dual-screen phenomenon". The BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Sky all have smartphone and iPad apps, but none display updates from social networking sites. Full Read
Until this week, no startup or broadcaster had made a convincing attempt to capitalise on this so-called "dual-screen phenomenon". The BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Sky all have smartphone and iPad apps, but none display updates from social networking sites. Full Read
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