Interesting survey on what interests American blog readers. According to comScore, 43 % visit blogs about politics and news. Life style-blogs and tech blogs were also popular.
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- Reiki
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- Paper on viewers' experience of an interactive quiz show. Paper presented at EuroITV 2006 (pdf)
- Paper on the entertainment value of interactivity in a quiz show. Paper presented at 4th International Conference on Communication and Mass Media 2006 (pdf)
- Paper on audience research on TV and film, published in Nordicom 2006 (in Swedish)
- Usability report on Myth TV
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