The phrase "attention streaming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to focus, concentration, or the flow of attention, often in discussions about media consumption or cognitive processes.
Example: "In today's digital age, attention streaming has become a common phenomenon, where individuals constantly shift their focus between various stimuli."
Alternatives: "focus flow" or "attention flow".
For good or evil, it seems inevitable that individuals, corporations, political leaders and intelligence agencies will come to use planetary computer models of social behavior to inject content into the global attention stream at just the right moment, hoping to steer the social dynamics to a desired outcome.
It’s a pure attention stream that you can explore.
But there never came a third post, and the blog quietly slipped out of the attention stream for lack of updates.
Users who don't participate will quickly find that they are falling out of the attention stream, and I suspect will quickly add themselves back in.
Maybe Twitter needs to add a feature that allows for people to customize that list by enabling them to remove topics out of their attention stream at the very least.
A new Bloglines version was launched in August and todays announcement would seem to be part of Bloglines strategy of dealing itself back into the attention stream of the RSS reading public.
Key changes include a "personal assistant", which is a preview area to see recent emails, an online friends list from Yahoo IM and other information (traffic, weather, etc).. They've also launched Yahoo Pulse!, "a window to the attention stream of our estimated half-billion users".
Antony Gormley's One and Other, staged on the empty Fourth Plinth in London's Trafalgar Square from July 6 to October 14, attracted worldwide attention through streaming coverage on the Internet by Sky Arts, receiving more than seven million hits.
Questions raised by the model are discussed, especially on the role of attention in streaming and the search for further neural correlates of streaming percepts.
In lieu of radio, younger millennials have turned their ears and their attention to streaming, with many of those polled opting for on-demand options.
