Social Tv and Second Screening

Alka Marwaha (2009) theorised that peoples consumption of media is becoming more intrigued with their consumption of social media.

Sites such as check in are used to gain feedback on wgat they like to watch
Zeebox, miso, get glue are all example of second screen viewing apps
Britains can get extra content for up to 50 channels
Star player app for interactivty in football games


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