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21. januar 2002 |
This Scientific American article points out some very interesting human behaviour regarding Television, Video Games and WebBrowsing. As with video (tv shows, commercials, music videos) where edits in the source material engage the viewer by prolonging mental processing during the visual stimulus, hyper links on a web page give the reader a "greater sense of control and engagement". In both cases, tv and web, there is a saturation point, where too many edits (more than 1 a second) or too many links on a page (more than 10) make people "tune out" or "surf off". [Adam Curry: CurryDotCom]
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Dette var en merkelig opplevelse! Fort gikk det også.
3:05:51 PM
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© Copyright 2003 Trond Kristiansen.
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