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  • Sailing on the social TV river
    Twitter has become integral to the TV industry, helping broadcasters to engage audiences like never before. UK general manager Tony Wang reveals how the conversation is evolving.
  • Bluefin circles social TV
    Bluefin Labs is among a small number of analytics specialists trying to define the value of social TV data. But marketing director Tom Thai says it’s still early days.
  • Syfy’s social face off
    US cablenet Syfy introduced its own companion-viewing app around its series Face Off and has seen instant results with better use of social media, says senior digital exec Craig Engler.
  • Putting the second screen first
    People increasingly have laptops, smartphones or tablets handy while their TVs are on, but does this mean they’re using them to engage with programmes?
  • Playing the loyalty card
    Viggle stands alone among the profusion of social TV check-in services as one that actually has a revenue model, president Chris Stephenson tells Jonathan Webdale.
  • Miso adds Quips to mix
    Miso is among a string of start-ups that tried to apply a Foursquare-style ‘check-in’ model to TV, but like others it is now changing tack.
  • GetGlue sticks with social TV
    GetGlue has revamped its entertainment ‘check-in’ app to be a social media-driven TV discovery service. But it’s up against increasing competition.
  • A+E hunts social TV 'Holy Grail’
    As cablenet History lines up landmark series Mankind: The Story of All of Us, A+E Networks' Evan Silverman gives Jonathan Webdale his take on social TV.
  • Social TV trend-settrr
    Mark Ghuneim of analytics firm Trendrr tells Jonathan Webdale there’s more to social TV than divining the correlation between Twitter chatter and ratings.
  • Olympics lessons
    The number of people combining TV and social networking is only set to grow, says Caroline Parks, senior analyst at Strategy Analytics' user experience practice.
  • Second screen first place
    Andrew Fisher, CEO of Shazam, argues the rise of the second screen is driving a sea change in TV viewing behaviour.
  • Eye on social media
    CBS Interactive’s Marc DeBevoise tells Jonathan Webdale why the network known as the Eye is cautious about who it works with in the social TV space.
  • The social TV conundrum
    With so much social media buzz around TV shows, networks are eager to understand the correlation with ratings. Jonathan Webdale introduces a social TV season.

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