Fox News To Launch New Digital Features For First Presidential Debate, Election Night
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deadline.comTed Johnson Fox News is boosting its digital presence starting with the first presidential debate on Sept. 29, which will be moderated by Fox News Sunday anchor Chris Wallace.The network’s Fox News Digital Unit also is introducing new features for Election Day, as attention focuses on the impact of the expected uptick in mail-in balloting.The features being added on Sept.
29 are aimed at “second screen” viewers, or those who will watch the debate with a separate device to connect to social media or to search for additional information.Among the plans are a “cheer monitor” and an “audience monitor” to gauge real-time sentiment, as well as access to Fox News talent where users can chat live with on-air anchors and hosts.
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