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How Publishing Investigations as Books Can Add Depth, Increase Visibility, and Fight Censorship
LatAm Journalism Review speaks with several investigative journalists from Mexico about their experiences turning their ...
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Journalists as Founders — Intrepid Pioneers or Reluctant Managers?
There are myriad number of reasons why reporters decide launch their own news sites, but these enterprising journalists often ...
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Data Don’ts: Expert Tips to Avoid Misleading Audiences With Numbers
At a NICAR 2025 panel, data journalism experts discussed nuanced number errors that watchdog reporters often make that can ...
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Investigating the Systemic Failures Enabling Abuse on Dating Apps
The Dating App Reporting Project conducted an 18-month investigation into the mechanisms meant to keep people safe on dating ...
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Rolling Trade Wars, Earthquake in Myanmar, Oil in the Amazon, and Politics of Time Zones
Also highlighting data investigations into oil exploration in the Amazon, women who travel for an abortion in Europe, and and ...
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As Trump White House Disappears US Environmental Data, Reporters Can Turn to OECD
The wide range of international environmental data that the OECD offers, though often Eurocentric, is still extensive in ...
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From the Hospital to the Lab: How We Reported the Snakebite Scandal
Two reporters from The Bureau of Investigative Journalism's global health team explain how they uncovered the shady world of ...
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New Free Tools to Track Corporate Misconduct Around the World
Large corporations often quietly pay individual fines for environmental, financial, or labor abuses without reporters noticing, or have patterns of misconduct that can be hard to quantify or easily ...