David Bohrman had launched the idea of the "magic wall" for CNN in 2002. The channel keeps the lead this year but all the 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, Steve Kornacki on MSNBC , Chuck Todd on NBC News, Anthony Salvanto on CBS News and Tom Llamas on ABC News. But CNN particularly stands out with the exceptional analyses of John King nicknamed the "wall magician" or "the map guy".
The France Télévisions experience. 3 questions for morocco cell phone number list Christophe de Vallambras from Medialab de l’info
1. The touch screen was at the heart of France Télévisions' system. How was it integrated for the US elections?
"It is a powerful editorial format, set up when FranceInfo was created 4 years ago and has now become a remarkable signature of the France Télévisions group's news, including on the flagship channel France 2. For the US elections, it showed its full potential, combining the most relevant uses to respond in real time to information needs.