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By Nils Mulvad, Danish School of Journalism – Storify is right now perhaps the best content management system to integrate elements from social media to a story.
Continue reading...Minutes of the Global Investigative Journalism Network meetings
14. November 2011
Minutes of the Global Investigative Journalism Network meeting at the Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Kiev Ukraine on October 14th and 15th of 2011.
Continue reading...New tools and methods in data journalism
14. November 2011
The 7th global investigative journalism conference in Kiev was the place for so many new presentations on tools and methods. Inside you will find links to many.
Continue reading...New Tools for Today’s Investigative Journalist
3. November 2011
(By Dan Meredith) While I am by no means a seasoned investigative journalist, I have the good fortune to work with some. Looking ten years back I couldn’t imagine a media organization considering geek qualifications a core part of an investigative team. In 2011, turning a geek into an investigative journalist is a no-brainer.
Continue reading...The Data Journalism Handbook at #MozFest 2011 in London
1. November 2011
This weekend is the 2011 Mozilla Festival, the main focus of which is Media, Freedom and the Web. As part of the event, A group of leading data journalists, developers and others are meeting to kickstart work on a data-driven journalism handbook.
Continue reading...Swiss Investigative Journalists Network launches website
1. November 2011
As of today, the Swiss investigative journalists network’s website www.investigativ.ch is online. The website is an outlet for Swiss investigative journalists to share openly about research, research techniques and research obstacles.
Continue reading...Data journalism: Resources to help reporters get started collecting and analyzing data
24. October 2011
Over the past several years, the ubiquity of data journalism has increased. Last year, the Guardian released a how-to guide on becoming a data journalist, and earlier in October Poynter published five essential tips for getting started in data journalism.
Continue reading...Investigations From Around the World
18. May 2011
This is an ongoing service of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists By Simona Raetz | May 02, 2011, 11:28 am An 11-country-investigation by Consejo de Redaccion in Columbia looked into resource mismanagement in Latin America and found that the region is missing profitable opportunities to conserve its forests because of red tape and excessive [...]
Continue reading...Libel tourism threatens journalists worldwide
4. April 2011
A report by Drew Sullivan — a journalist, editor, and media development specialist with the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project — is generating buzz on the GIJ listserv and is essential reading for journalists worldwide. Sullivan’s report , written for the Center for International Media Assistance (CIMA), explains how lawsuits can force media organizations [...]
Continue reading...Crowdsourcing in investigative journalism
4. April 2011
13. oktober 2010 17:06 [This is the first of a new GIJN feature on investigative techniques.] By Nils Mulvad Crowdsourcing is normally regarded as defined in 2006. Jeff Howe is often credited with the term “crowdsourcing” in a Wired article of June 2006, entitled “The Rise of Crowd sourcing”. Wikipedia defines it as: “Crowdsourcing is [...]
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Global Investigative Journalism Listserv
- link to open source records February 22, 2012
- link to open source records February 22, 2012
- link to open source records February 22, 2012
- Polish journalist needed February 20, 2012
- AUTO: Simo Sipola/YLE is out of the office. (returning 27.02.2012) February 20, 2012
22. December 2011
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