

This could be a piece of a good new or a piece of a bad news for you (depending upon the side you are), but The Nielsen Company has found that 12% of Super Bowl visitors do not pay full attention to their television sets when watching the game. They have one eye fixed on Television, while other helps them scan computer monitor. This new data came out of the A study of simultaneous TV and Internet usage conducted by the said company.
The Nielsen Company found that users watching both were more engaged with general interest websites, e-mails, and social networking websites. One interesting finding came that only 18% of simultaneous users checked sports related websites.
Among the sites that were accessed the most by simultaneous users during Super Bowl, Facebook stood at number one position with 23.50% viewers accessing it, while Google with 21.60% users stood at number 2.
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