Jon Bernstein: Where now for accountability journalism?
Clay Shirky believes the demise of most newspapers to be inevitable, not a recessionary blip but a structural certainty. The long-term, digital future is bright but the short-to-medium term outlook is...
View ArticleProPublica editor-in-chief on a changed world: ‘Investigative reporting in...
Britain’s own investigative non-profit bureau will soon be up and running, not quite on the scale of the US-based foundation-funded ProPublica, but a significant development nonetheless. It has over 50...
View ArticleWhat next for the UK Investigations Fund?
Last year, a group of journalists formed the UK Investigations Fund, a launch that was closely followed by a separate project, the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (BIJ). The BIJ is gearing up to...
View ArticleGavin MacFadyen: ‘maniacs’ make good investigative reporters
Leeds Trinity University College Journalism Week is running from Monday 22 until Friday 26 February. Speakers from across the industry will be at Leeds Trinity to talk about the latest trends in the...
View ArticleImminent WikiLeaks Iraq cache ‘biggest leak ever’, report suggests
More classified military documents are to be released in the coming weeks by WikiLeaks, this time on the war in Iraq, according to national reports over the weekend, such as this one from the...
View ArticleFT and Bureau of Investigative Journalism on partnering for EU funds...
The Financial Times and the Bureau of Investigative Journalism have shared the details of the “considerable” work behind an eight-month investigation to document the recipients of the European...
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