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Arab investigative journalists discuss their role in changing region
Amman – The fourth annual conference for Arab Investigative journalists opens in Amman on Friday to debate the importance of in-depth reporting as media around the world is undergoing a revolution not just of tweets and Facebook postings but of data-driven journalism.
Continue reading...Latvia to Host Baltic Investigative Reporting Center
18. November 2011
Inga Springe sits down with Liga Ozolina of the EJO’s Latvian team to discuss the Baltic Investigative Reporting Center.
Continue reading...’100Reporters’ Web site launches
31. October 2011
100Reporters, a groundbreaking new Web site that joins top journalists from around the world to write about corruption, is a being launched today. The idea of former New York Times reporters Diana Jean Schemo and Philip Shenon, the site is aimed at filling a void in the current media landscape by reporting primarily on corruption [...]
Continue reading...IRE seeks new training director
18. October 2011
The U.S.-based IRE, the world’s largest association of investigative journalists, seeks to hire a new training director.
Continue reading...Knight Foundation: How Nonprofit News Ventures Seek Sustainability
18. October 2011
In the emerging landscape of non-profit news, good journalism is not enough. Even with generous foundation support, high-quality reporting alone will not create an organization that can sustain its ability to produce news in the public interest.
Continue reading...Visit to Chernobyl
13. October 2011
Click the continue link to see a story report on the trip to Chernobyl. View “Field trip to Chernobyl” on Storify
Continue reading...Imprisoned Turkish journalists invited to global conference
23. July 2011
Nedim Sener and Ahmet Sik, imprisoned investigative reporters in Turkey, have been invited to present the Daniel Pearl Award and the Global Shining Light Award at the Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Kyiv, Ukraine in October. Sener and Sik, two of Turkey’s leading investigative journalists, are currently incarcerated because of their work. Turkish journalists have [...]
Continue reading...Kiev will build on past conferences
19. July 2011
The upcoming conference in Kiev, Ukraine will expand on the work and sessions at the previous conferences. At last year’s sixth Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Geneva, the legendary investigative journalist Seymour Hersh delivered keynote address, sharing details about his work on My Lai in Vietnam, Abu Graïb, and dealing with sources. Hundreds of journalists [...]
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...Global conference coming up in Kiev
3. May 2011
The 7th global conference on investigative journalism and computer assisted reporting will be held in Kiev, Ukraine, on October 13-16, 2011. The four-day conference will focus on the latest journalistic techniques and methods. Take this opportunity to acquire new skills and learn more about cross-border journalism. Get insight into the work of journalists from all [...]
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Global Investigative Journalism Listserv
- new OCCRP investigation February 7, 2012
- URGENT: War in Bahia, Brazil February 6, 2012
- Story on Tom Heinemann - Danish journalist persona non grata in India - for lifetime February 6, 2012
- Famous Danish journalist persona non grata in India - for lifetime February 4, 2012
- SV: [GLOBAL-L] Famous Danish journalist persona non grata in India - for lifetime February 4, 2012
4. December 2011
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