"When we think about the election broadly, the election coverage strategy is: What does the audience need? And a lot of times, the audience needs to see things, and the audience needs to hear things. The audience needs to look at things," said Charles Forelle, deputy editor in chief at WSJ.
"Video is an increasingly important storytelling tool as we look towards new audiences with different expectations from us: younger generations of news consumers are more likely to want to watch," said Taneth Evans, head of digital at WSJ, in an email.
"We take one figure, and we explain what this figure says about the election overall. And we made it for YouTube first, but we brought it to our own platform, and we are versioning it elsewhere," said Amanda Wills, head of video at WSJ.
"the vast majority of them are video journalists or supervising producers or executive producers in some manner," said Wills about the WSJ's video team's composition.
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