A look at how cable news covered the 2018 midterms

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Fox News offered its ‘America’s Election HQ’ coverage from Studio F, its large streetside studio next to the outdoor area it dubbed ‘Fox Square.’
'#FoxAndFriends' originating from #FoxSquare — the 'crossroads of the world' as Steve Doocy has named it… pic.twitter.com/OzSz8wHeqT
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Fox also used augmented reality to add a virtual ‘billboard’ to the side of its building.

The augmented graphics included metal trusswork and uplights that mirrored the design of the square shaped outdoor Fox Square anchor setup used. Design from Girraphic worked with Fox to create the look, which also included an AR version of the networks’ famous ‘Fox News Alert.’ Vizrt’s augmented reality technology powered the setup.

The augmented ‘billboards’ were also used to showcase results.
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CNN, democracy plaza, Fox News, Fox Square, Girraphic, MSNBC, Studio 3A, studio f, Vizrt
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Branding, Broadcast Design, Broadcast Industry News, Cable News, Elections, Featured, Graphics