Contemporary Investigative Journalism

Auteur
Dr Eamonn O'Neill is Programme Director for the MSc in Investigative Journalism at University of Strathclyde, UK. He is a one of the UK's most respected journalists specialising in investigations in print, broadcast and online platforms. His work has been recognised in major industry awards both nationally and internationally including: British Press Awards; Paul Foot Award for Investigative Journalism; BAFTA Awards (British Film and Television Academy); and most recently in the pre-eminent US-based IRE (Investigative Reporters & Editors) Awards Special Category Tom Renner Award.

Résumé

What is the role of investigative journalism in a world of evolving media technologies and shifting institutional structures? Award-winning investigative journalist, Eamonn O'Neill offers detailed practical advice on old and new techniques for investigation, and interviews with key practitioners giving guidance to display how contemporary investigative journalism can remain powerful, dynamic and relevant. The book features landmark case histories, guidance on identifying and planning projects, focus on using digital tools for researching and delivering projects, and tips on legal and ethical frameworks. There are also supporting online resources, including suggested links and podcasts.

Contenu

1. IJ 2.0: Defining the Practice 2. IJ 2.0: State Of Play 3. IJ Skill-Set and Tool-Kit 4. IJ Practical Initial Steps 5. Law and Ethics 6. Digital Tools, Platforms and Techniques 7. Dealing With Subjects, Targets and Whistleblowers 8. Miscarriages Of Justice 9. Going Deep and Staying Safe 10. Crossing Borders with IJ Projects 11. Publishing IJ Projects for Highest Impact and Feedback