Investigative journalism - Open Access .click

2018
In the post-digital era, disruptive technologies and a glut of disinformation heavily affect journalistic investigations and international and domestic news reporting. New formats and methods have changed journalists’ everyday work routines that both emerging professional as well as more experienced reporters have to cope with.
Oliver Hahn, Florian Stalph
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Investigative Science Journalism

2022
Abstract In this chapter, Katherine Eban, one of the top investigative science journalists working today, a contributing editor to Vanity Fair, and author of the bestselling Bottle of Lies, offers an insightful overview of the challenges and rewards of a good investigation. The worlds of science and medicine—awash with money and life-and-
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INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM ON CAMPUS

Journalism Practice, 2013
Despite many obstacles, investigative journalism continues to flourish in Australia. A significant part of the explanation for this appears to lie with universities which have journalism programs. Investigative journalism has a strong presence in these programs across Australia, a presence which is increasingly being felt at postgraduate level.
Ian Richards, Beate Josephi
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Investigative Journalism Training

2016
The process of investigative journalism training and the degree of its success have differed from one Arab country to the other. This is mainly dependent on the varying factors that have influenced each country. Having said this, there are common issues that can be identified throughout the training process across the region, which include ...
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