Social networkers want TV airtime

According to CNET, social networkers (a whopping 36%) would like to see their social networking access on their televisions. The survey of more than 1,000 households found that younger consumers are most interested in chatting and messaging with friends while watching TV. Middle-aged adults want a more passive experience, such as the ability to check on status updates via their TV sets. And those over 50 are most interested in knowing what their friends are watching. Now it seems that people not only want status updates on the minute details of their friends lives, they want to know what they're watching on tv. Do you think this will catch on?