http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser...election_night_with_best_night_ever_99785.asp
ABC won the night, followed by CNN and NBC (yes, NBC was beaten by cable...they are screwed).
Fox News beat CBS and Fox Broadcasting. MSNBC beat Fox Broadcasting.
ABC, CBS, and NBC has their anchors hosting with panels (all in HD). NBC had Tom Brokaw join Brian Williams. CNN had their team, and used special visual effects to create a "capital" on a CNN set with rotating graphics that looked lifelike (it was controlled by a huge touch-screen on the wall). They also had guests joining via "hollogram", in which guests appeared like they were in CNN's New York studios when they were not.
MSNBC had David Gregory and Keith Olbermann anchoring, with Chris Matthews and Rachel Maddow commenting, NBC and MSNBC has virtual sets for Ann Curry and Chuck Todd (on the Microsoft Surface).
BBC America had a simulcast of BBC World News, with Ted Koppel offering commentary. C-SPAN took calls and interviewed newspaper reporters, while C-SPAN2 simulcast the CBC from Canada, and C-SPAN3 simulcast CBS Radio.
PBS had Jim Leher and his staff. CNBC had their team (their coverage focused on the economy).
TV One and BET had their own coverage, obviously focused on Obama. Fixed Noise, Fixed Business, and Fixed Broadcast did their thing.
ABC won the night, followed by CNN and NBC (yes, NBC was beaten by cable...they are screwed).
Fox News beat CBS and Fox Broadcasting. MSNBC beat Fox Broadcasting.
ABC, CBS, and NBC has their anchors hosting with panels (all in HD). NBC had Tom Brokaw join Brian Williams. CNN had their team, and used special visual effects to create a "capital" on a CNN set with rotating graphics that looked lifelike (it was controlled by a huge touch-screen on the wall). They also had guests joining via "hollogram", in which guests appeared like they were in CNN's New York studios when they were not.
MSNBC had David Gregory and Keith Olbermann anchoring, with Chris Matthews and Rachel Maddow commenting, NBC and MSNBC has virtual sets for Ann Curry and Chuck Todd (on the Microsoft Surface).
BBC America had a simulcast of BBC World News, with Ted Koppel offering commentary. C-SPAN took calls and interviewed newspaper reporters, while C-SPAN2 simulcast the CBC from Canada, and C-SPAN3 simulcast CBS Radio.
PBS had Jim Leher and his staff. CNBC had their team (their coverage focused on the economy).
TV One and BET had their own coverage, obviously focused on Obama. Fixed Noise, Fixed Business, and Fixed Broadcast did their thing.
