Quote: Kenneth @ 17th January 2014, 2:29 PM GMTThe use of mobile apps to enhance the viewing experience of TV dramas is only for people aged 18-34.
As it should be, the rest of will watch an entire programme all the way through, paying attention to plot, characters, atmosphere, etc.
You really can't expect youngers to sit still looking at just one screen for half an hour. They can go on Twitter and ask people what is happening, because they missed it, because they were on Twitter.
Quote: Renegade Carpark @ 17th January 2014, 7:12 PM GMTYou really can't expect youngers to sit still looking at just one screen for half an hour. They can go on Twitter and ask people what is happening, because they missed it, because they were on Twitter.
Quote: Kenneth @ 17th January 2014, 2:29 PM GMTHow dare you still linger in this thread? Can't you read? The use of mobile apps to enhance the viewing experience of TV dramas is only for people aged 18-34. Any children and geriatrics can go to blazes because they have no place in the research population. And now if you'll excuse me, it's time for another episode of Logan's Run.
Some of my favourite dramas - if anyone cares - include Cold Feet, Auf Weidersehen Pet, Survivors, Playing the Field, etc etc etc. 100s over the years.
But as you know I'm an old git so I can't fill in your questionnaire.
Hi Again,
I have now opened up my survey to all age groups so that I can make comparisons between different age ranges. If I didn't annoy you too much by restricting it I would really appreciate it if you could complete my questionnaire.
https://qtrial.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_9XjFDncpMrjnQvX
PS. I am now eating a big portion of humble pie