Visuals. The UnsplashOverview of the best formats on the US elections data November 06. The 2020 Reading time. 6 min Share By Laure Delmoly. The France Télévisions. The MiaLab Elections have always been an opportunity for the mia to show the latest technological and narrative innovations. Magic walls. The dataviz. The original trackers. The mini video series. The online simulations. The the formats produc for “Election Day” have multipli. With a special feature this year. The disinformation alert banners and fun formats to ward off the stress of the results.
The “magic wall” David Bohrman had launch the idea
Magic wall” for CNN in 2002. The channel keeps the lead this year but all the cell phone database other American networks now use a “touch screen” with a level of granularity particularly conducive to commentaries. It is really the anchormen who make the difference. Each one has his specificities. Bill Hemmer on Fox News. The Steve Kornacki on MSNBC . The Chuck Todd on NBC News. The Anthony Salvanto on CBS News and Tom Llamas on ABC News.
CNN particularly stands out with
the exceptional analyses of John King nicknam the “wall be quick and keep customers informed magician” or “the map guy”. The France Télévisions experience. 3 questions for Christophe de Vallambras from Mialab de l’info 1. The touch screen was at the heart of France Télévisions’ system. How was it integrat for the US elections? “It is a powerful itorial format. The set up when FranceInfo was creat 4 years ago and has now become a remarkable signature of the France Télévisions group’s news. The including on the flagship channel France 2.
For the US elections
The it show its full potential. The combining the most relevant china business directory uses to respond in real time to information nes. Journalists us the interactive results map. The develop exclusively by Franceinfo web. The which allow them to visualize. The with a gesture. The the overall situation of the country. The of each candidate. The or state by state. But the interventions also juggl.