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Published on Sep 11, 2018

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Investigative Journalism

By: Tilde Elfwing and Amya Sweatt

What Is Investigative Journalism?

Investigative Journalism is a form of Journalism that deeply investigate a single topic.
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Why do we need Investigative Journalism?

  • Provides truth about government and illegal activities secrets
  • To watch and expose illegal actions

How much does a journalist work?

  • Generally work 39 hours a week, sometimes more
  • Journalist usually work from 8am to 430pm.

Famous investigate journalists

  • Robert Fisk- Author known for coverage of the middle east.
  • Kate Adie- Her long service as the BBC's Chief News.
  • Diane Sawyer-First woman correspondent for CBS's marquee news.
  • Anderson Cooper- He never had an education on journalism.

How to become a good journalist!

  • Build upon your natural writing talent
  • Get a formal education
  • Choose your compartment
  • Secure an internship
  • Write,Write,and Write
  • Be willing to start small
  • Grind your technical skills

What are the four types of Investigations

  • Criminal Forensics
  • Intelligence gathering
  • Electronic Discovery
  • Intrusion investigation

What is Criminal Forensics?

  • A hot topic developing in countries like India.

What is Intelligence Gathering?

  • The process of collecting information.
  • Relating to the process of collecting information.
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What is Electronic Discovery?

  • Refers to discovery in legal proceedings.
  • Such as government investigations or freedom of information act requests.
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What is Intrusion Investigation?

  • Network security breaches
  • The overlapping roles of System Administrators, and Incident Handlers.
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Pulitzer Prize

  • An award for an achievement in American journalism, literature, or music.
  • There are thirteen made each year.
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How Data Journalism is Changing

  • Data can change simple reports to stories worth telling.
  • Giving color, background, and explanation.
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How to tell it's not Investigative Journalism

  • It is not leak journalism. (Getting documents leaked by officials and writing it that day.)
  • It is not beat reporting
  • It is not critical reporting
  • It is not crime and corruption reporting.
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Famous Investigative Reporting Stories

  • Whitewater (The whitewater scandal of the 1990's)
  • Death Row Exonerations

3 inspiring journalism groups

  • The Panama Papers investigation
  • Rory Peck Trust Award in 2016
  • “Insane. Invisible. In danger.”