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Five Technologies You Need To Cover A Canadian Election

Tue Oct 14 22:44:58 2008 EDT (-0400 GMT)

Based on the election coverage I’ve identified five technologies that are needed to cover a Canadian election (apparently) – from highest cost to lowest.

  1. On-Screen numbers and graphs — WITH fancy transitions!
  2. Seat projection software – this is generally in second place, but CTV want’s you to know that they’re first
  3. Eyeglasses – for people you thought didn’t need them
  4. A Smart Board
  5. A Twitter account – and of course a so-last-election special E-Mail address

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