Diggit Wiki: the concept of dual screening explained @diggitmagazine
Diggit Wiki: the concept of dual screening explained  @diggitmagazine
Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
What is ‘dual screening’? This wiki explains how the concept of #dualscreening refers to the idea that a person might, for instance, watch a political debate on television while talking about the debate on #Twitter. In this sense, dual screening can be understood as a practice in which a person interacts with multiple screens, and subsequently allows these multiple interactions to affect each other.

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