Overall traditional TV viewing is still dominant but the pattern of viewing on the iPad mirrors audience behaviour with linear channels, with usage peaking between 9pm and 10pm, unlike general desktop and laptop usage which peaks at around 4pm in the afternoon.
Because the Mirror's audience is so much bigger.
MacKenzie was making an overt attempt to win over the Mirror's audience by appealing to their sense of patriotism.
A male and female ballet dancer become aware of each other in a studio while keeping their eyes focused on an imaginary mirror (the audience).
Most important, oh ye producers: Give up on the idea of edgy, contemporary shows featuring characters that mirror the audience producers hope to attract ("Will and Grace," "Friends," "Seinfeld").
Berger points out that Puccini, despite his popularity, creates discomfort in this hyper-stylized, ironic age, because he deals in direct emotion, avoids ideology and moralism, and often favors characters "of no major consequence," except insofar as they mirror the audience.
Like all celebrities he is the repository of the hopes and dreams of his admirers, mirroring his audience's desires.
(Melissa Rosenberg's screenplay is dutifully subservient to the source material.) So, while Jacob's body grows harder and harder before Bella's widening eyes, she looks mirroring the audience's appreciative gaze but doesn't at first touch.
And inside the opera house, "six stories high with scores of blue velvet boxes and balustrades fitted with candle-lit mirrors," the audience gathered around this "crater of fire and light" is equally restive, leaving the boxes to drink, gamble and dine.
The buzz surrounding the company's The Rest Is Silence, which has just transferred to London's Riverside Studios, is inevitably loudest on the subject of its staging: with the action happening on four sides, behind windows that double as video screens and mirrors, the audience are bound in a kaleidoscopic nutshell.
