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How do you spell that? http://www.sunabi.com/woodridge-medical-associates-patient-portal-7800.pdf woodridge medical associates ri A quarter (25 per cent) are regularly ‘media meshing’ – doing something else but related to what they’re watching on TV. Examples of media meshing include talking on the phone (16 per cent) or texting (17 per cent) about what they’re watching, using social networks (11 per cent) or ‘apps’ to communicate directly with programmes (3 per cent). Younger people are most likely to use other media while watching TV (74 per cent) with 44 per cent media meshing.
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