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CBS Stations Rolls Out AR/VR Election Centers Across All 15 Stations

1 report, 1 independent Updated Mon 00:00
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What happened

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CBS Television Stations is debuting augmented reality and virtual reality Election Centers across all 15 of its owned-and-operated television stations on November 3. These centers use immersive visual storytelling and dynamic data visualizations to present real-time election results and explain races to viewers. The rollout concludes a three-year effort to transform a local innovation into a nationwide storytelling platform for news, weather, and sports.

From tvtechnology.com

Why it matters

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The deployment of proprietary AR/VR technology across the entire station group establishes a new standard for news presentation. This move is believed to make CBS Stations the only U.S. television station group with AR/VR news studios operating across its entire operation, potentially shifting competitive dynamics in the media landscape.

From tvtechnology.com

Who's involved

  • CBS StudiosThe television production company deploying the AR/VR news centers.
  • Jennifer MitchellThe President of CBS Stations in Los Angeles who announced the rollout.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

These are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.

  • NBCSpeculative

    NBC might face increased pressure on viewer demand and market share due to the advanced presentation methods.

  • ABCSpeculative

    ABC could see changes in advertising revenue as competitors raise the bar for news presentation.

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