I am willing to bet our readers are multitaskers. If your household is anything like mine, every night the family is sitting on their favorite chairs with the TV on, intently interacting with their laptops, tablets and smartphones. That scenario has not been lost on the folks at marketing research company, YuMe who commissioned
I may be showing my age, but growing up the entire family gathered around the 25" inch color television after dinner each night to watch whatever one of the three major networks chose to broadcast that night. If we missed that night's episode, we had to wait for summer re-runs. Of course
Talk about short attention spans, did you know that 44% of all TV viewers are also viewing a second screen, whether that is a laptop, tablet, or mobile phone. With Americans spending over 34 hours a week in front of a television, this second screen phenomenon is making major changes to how
"Language is a virus from outer space' said William S Burroughs. Performance artist Laurie Anderson brought this saying to a wider audience with her 1986 song Language is a Virus. Language is always evolving. We certainly don't speak the same English as did Chaucer or Shakespeare. We don't even use words
It's been predicted for years. Desktop computing, while far from dead, is losing market share quickly to mobile computing. More people own a mobile phone today than own a bicycle, which says something not only about our increasing attraction to mobile technology, but our increasing waistlines as well. More and more
