In a white paper for March, Trendrr breaks down the public social conversation around television: 69% of the activity stemmed from Twitter, 16% from GetGlue (its highest month) and 15% from Facebook's publicly-available comments (keep in mind, the vast majority of Facebook's conversation is private and not measured.) For the month, The Voice and Pretty Little Liars led the shows in social activity -- both are strong on Twitter -- while The Simpsons and The Walking Dead performed well on Facebook.
Friday, April 13, 2012
Twitter leads social TV?s public conversation, but varies by show
In a white paper for March, Trendrr breaks down the public social conversation around television: 69% of the activity stemmed from Twitter, 16% from GetGlue (its highest month) and 15% from Facebook's publicly-available comments (keep in mind, the vast majority of Facebook's conversation is private and not measured.) For the month, The Voice and Pretty Little Liars led the shows in social activity -- both are strong on Twitter -- while The Simpsons and The Walking Dead performed well on Facebook.
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