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Digital Media & Multi-Tasking - BBC Breakfast VID

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A recent British government report says that people, especially the young, are using digital media on average 5 hours a day - but squeezing that into 2 hours through multi-tasking.

Is this an exciting new way to learn and get things done, or a recipe for mind-numbing distraction and lower productivity?

Mal Fletcher discusses the issues in this segment with the BBC Breakfast TV team. BBC Breakfast is British TV's highest rating morning news programme, known and loved by people across the nation.

Mal Fletcher on BBC Breakfast

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Keywords: bbc | breakfast | digital media | digitize | digitization | multi-tasking | multi-task

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