Twitter activity matches TV viewers' engagement: study
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TWITTER might not be a window into the soul, but it does provide a clear view into what grabs our attention on television, according to new research being published this week.
Nielsen, the data company best known for its TV ratings, hooked up about 300 people to brain monitors and followed their reactions as they watched new episodes of eight prime-time TV shows. Researchers then compared those measurements with the volume of messages on Twitter about the same shows when they were broadcast.
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