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Articles tagged investigative reporting (35)

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Clara Jeffery    December 30, 2011
Clara Jeffery: What nonprofit news orgs are betting on for 2012
The MoJo co-editor on why “there’s no better time to be an investigative journalist”
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Megan Garber    August 25, 2011
Making a market: How ProPublica blends news that wins Pulitzers with news that wins followers
The investigative outfit explores “aggregation in the public interest.”
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Megan Garber    August 10, 2011
MoJo’s digital ad revenue: up 97 percent over last year
Even when you get the Colbert Bump, you’ve got to be ready to take advantage of it.
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Andrew Phelps    August 3, 2011
Hello, SoCal! California Watch opens a new bureau
And the rent is unbeatable: free.
Justin Ellis    June 20, 2011
Boston investigative nonprofit NECIR finds its path through thinking like a business
Megan Garber    April 8, 2011
California Watch finds a new consumer group for its “On Shaky Ground” investigation: kids
Justin Ellis    March 28, 2011
Pipeline: In Pittsburgh, the Post-Gazette builds a thematic network around covering natural gas
Nils Mulvad    March 16, 2011
Collaboration, an investigative reporting network, and the development of Farmsubsidy.org
Stefan Candea    March 16, 2011
From the ground up: The growth of independent media in Romania
Joshua Benton    January 11, 2011
Two journalism awards to know: Worth Bingham for investigations and Taylor Family for fairness
Michael Morisy    December 20, 2010
Secrecy conference: In countries like Romania and Cambodia, illegal leaks can be transparency’s only hope
Justin Ellis    October 21, 2010
MuckRock makes FOIA requests easy, but will reporters use it?
Megan Garber    October 12, 2010
Now that’s engagement: Cal Watch offers lead screenings
Laura McGann    September 27, 2010
From Al Capone to Rod Blagojevich, how Chicago’s Better Government Association is reinventing itself
Joshua Benton    July 9, 2010
Colombian journalist Hollman Morris denied U.S. visa to be a Nieman Fellow at Harvard
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