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9Apr/13Off

Neuro study finds second-screen use boosts viewer engagement

In the ultimate pursuit to discover the impact of social media interaction on viewers’ engagement, MEC and Seven recently united to undertake a neuroscience study with Neuro-Insight, with the study revealing that when TV viewers interacted with social media while watching a program, there was a 9% increase in program engagement.

Participants were monitored though hidden cameras as they examined a live broadcast of the Seven Network’s reality show X-Factor late 2012, with the results flying in the face of the theory that second-screen usage during TV viewing negatively impacts audience engagement.

Read the full story here: http://www.marketingmag.com.au/news/neuro-study-finds-second-screen-use-boosts-viewer-engagement-38305/?utm_source=2nd+Screen+Authority&utm_campaign=d6c21d3f8a-my_google_analytics_key&utm_medium=email#.UWTSrr_6LiP

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