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Texting encouraged in some Chinese theaters
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Michael Zoldessy
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August 27, 2014 at 3:40 pm
Theaters in China have been experimenting with technology that projects audience tweets onto the screen during a movie. While many are concerned about the ramifications of such technology damaging the theater experience, others are praising it due to it being somewhat of an organic progression as more and more Chinese watch films on mobile devices. Are other countries next?
Read more in Yahoo Tech.
Comments (6)
I think this is a great way to promote movies slither io in theaters, trending tweets are a measure of audience reach.
yes, Garten Of Banban some Chinese theaters have implemented a policy of encouraging texting during movies as a way to attract younger audiences. These theaters have designated special “texting zones” where moviegoers can use their phones without disturbing other viewers.
yes, Garten Of Banban some Chinese theaters have implemented a policy of encouraging texting during movies as a way to attract younger audiences. These theaters have designated special “texting zones” where moviegoers can use their phones without disturbing other viewers.
In recent years, Pizza Tower some theaters in China have started to encourage texting during movies as a way to attract young audiences who are used to multitasking on their smartphones.
In my memories, China has the crazy theaters like stumble guys
Displaying audience tweets on the screen raises concerns about privacy and potential fnf misuse of the technology. There might be challenges in managing the content being projected, as it could include spoilers, offensive language, or irrelevant information. Ensuring appropriate content control and moderation would be crucial to maintaining a positive movie experience.