viewser n. a viewer and user of digital or online media that combine interactivity with traditional broadcast entertainment. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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Thanks, Lyss. The jargon page linked from that URL, however, is dated 2000 at the earliest, which is not an antedating to the 1995 citation I have above.