Global Investigative Journalism Conference 2017 (https://gijc2017.org/category/general-interest/page/2/)
The 2017 Global Shining Light Award winner Asaad Al-Zalzali, an investigative journalist at Beladi TV in Iraq, and Lebanese investigative reporter Youmna Fawaz, spoke about their stories on the panel.
Investigative reporters from Europe, Africa and Latin America discuss how best to encourage and protect whistle-blowers. How to vet leaked information, such as the Panama Papers. And what to do if your source has ulterior motives for leaking information to the media.
Learn the tricks to uncovering corruption and dirty money from the world’s top investigative reporters. Offshores, money laundering and bribery schemes explained.
A newly released report by the Global Reporting Center sheds new light on the relationships between foreign correspondents and fixers.
Uno de los formatos en los que un periodista puede expresar al máximo una idea o investigación es definitivamente a través de un documental, ya sea corto -de unos 25 minutos)- o de una hora.
We’re not in a post-truth world just yet, but we are in a space where truth is inverted and perverted, and there are no clear solutions, panelists told delegates at the GIJC 2017 conference on Friday.
Women are under-represented in the investigative journalism industry. Here are eight tips that will help female reporters survive and shine.
Wenn Korruption auf Eitelkeit und Dummheit trifft, haben es Journalisten leichter: Im Workshop “Tracking looted Wealth” zeigten vier Rechercheure, wie sie gierigen Machthabern auf die Schliche kommen.
Wildlife crimes should be investigated like ‘whodunnits.’ And cross-border collaboration is increasingly important for journalists reporting stories on transnational networks.
Sie gehört für viele Journalisten zum täglich Brot: die Personensuche im Netz. Wie aus zeitraubendem Googeln eine effektive Suche wird, hat Paul Meyers bei der GIJC17 erklärt.