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Co-viewing. Back channeling. Checking in. Double- or triple-screening. Layered content. The increasing symbiosis between good old traditional TV and the social world will be one of the most interesting media trends to watch this year. In this three-part series, Co.Create looks at the world of social TV from a few different angles.
The Race For The Second Screen: Five Apps That Are Shaping Social TV
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On-top of using multiple devices, it’ll be interesting to see how the advent of smart-TV’s will evolve the
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Second Screen interaction is a must for many millennial viewers, check out these apps that are cashing in on
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The Race For The Second Screen: Five Apps That Are Shaping Social TV
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