Investigative Journalism
Investigative Journalism and Human Rights
... 2011; Investigative Journalism Manual 2010; Investigative Reporters and Editors, nd; Public Interest Journalism Foundation, ...the investigative journalist Glenn Greenwald, who was ...
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Data-Driven Investigative Journalism For Connectas Dataset
... Investigative journalism has been defined by David Spark in his book [1] as a means for “examining how the opportunities for investigations can be found and pursued, how informants can be persuaded to yield ...
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Investigative Journalism in Malaysia: The Battle Between Outside and Inside Newsroom Challenges
... of journalism, who see journalism as an extension of marketing and do not have any respect for independent ...their investigative article published because the company’s shares are mostly own by ...
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From the Insight Team to Wikileaks, the continuing power of investigative journalism as a benchmark of quality news journalism
... tigative journalism whereby individuals like John Pilger, and high profile investigative programmes like Panorama, World in Action and This Week took on the Vietnam war, torture and fascism, industrial ...
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Partnering with EFCC: Investigative Journalism in the Service of the Nigerian Public
... of investigative journalism in nation-building is, therefore, not far removed from understanding the importance of the broader field of journalism as a professional practice in national ...citizens, ...
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Investigative Journalism: Resolving the Current Challenges Facing the Industry
... President Nixon (Perlstein, n.d.). In 1992, Florence Graves began investigating a series of sexual misconduct allegations from ten women against Senator Bob Packwood for the Washington Post. The story caused the Senate ...
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Tackling Institutional Corruption through Investigative Journalism
... • The issue or topic has to be of public interest: “Public interest” means that either a community will be disadvantaged by not knowing this information or will benefit (either materially or through informed decision- ...
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A Multilingual Information Extraction Pipeline for Investigative Journalism
... support investigative journalism in their work, we have developed New/s/leak (Yimam et ...the investigative research as well as continued feed- back from academia, we further extend the func- ...
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Investigative Journalism and Counter Terrorism Laws
... Since terrorism is now perceived as a primary and pervasive threat to state security, many states have adopted broad legal definitions of “terror- ism” and, upon that basis, have enacted correspondingly expansive polic- ...
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Law as Source: How the Legal System Facilitates Investigative Journalism
... Because of the futility of direct sources, journalists often look elsewhere when attempting to hold the powerful to account. When the reporters got an initial tip [r] ...
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War secrets: how an Australian Prime Minister developed investigative journalism techniques, 1941-1945
... The medium of political newsreel reports was relatively new in wartime Australia, despite the limited filming decades earlier with a cinema advertisement of Prime Minister Stanley Bruce [r] ...
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How to protect the truth? Challenges of cybersecurity, investigative journalism and whistleblowing in times of surveillance capitalism. An interview with Micah Lee
... rising. Investigative journalists, especially those reporting on government and national security, just like whistleblowers, are depending on special knowledge on ...
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Investigative Reporting & The Investigative Reporter: From Concept To Implementation
... However, Ganiyu (2010, p. 128) argues that investigative journalism fulfils the two purposes of human beings namely, the spiritual and the animal side. While the former embodies the finer, noble and godly ...
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Computational Journalism. When journalism meets programming
... computational journalism, such as the introduction of new job titles, the underlined importance of support and understanding from bosses, and the inadequacy of old reward ...Norwegian journalism is ...what ...
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Assessing the Sustainability of Latin American Investigative Non-profit Journalism
... of Investigative Journalism in London with well-established links to mainstream news organisations such as The Guardian and Channel 4, the Latin American Non-Profit Journalism Organisations have not ...
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Journalism and Geography
... that investigative journal- ists there regularly move in and out of geographies that operate under shared, overarching national private and state bureaucracies, social norms, and cultural ...“Investigative ...
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Assessing the Sustainability of Latin American Investigative Non-profit Journalism
... American Investigative Non-Profit Journalism in terms of organisational sustainability and journalistic ...non-profit investigative journalism projects set between 1998 and ...for ...
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Journalism in a Network
... an investigative reporter at the Middletown Times Herald-Record, a 70,000-circulation newspaper in New York’s Hudson Valley, had a powerful story to tell about a man locked behind bars for 20 years for a murder ...
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Journalism in the Network
... The following pages briefly highlight three studies of what working in a shared space means for journalists. They offer successively wider scopes, from a national newspaper website, to one with a more global outlook and ...
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Entrepreneurial Journalism
... “hyperlocal” journalism has proved difficult to sustain (Kurpius, Metzgar, and Rowley 2010) despite support from philanthropic foundations, particularly in the United States, as well as the steep decline of legacy ...
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