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the only form of journalism that ferrets out the crooks, the frauds, the shysters--all of the illegitimate people who think that a "right to privacy" will cloak their illegal doings. I'm following a case now about a woman who is going to prison for welfare fraud and is going to lose her house. Only through investigative journalism can the general public become aware of social problems that are crying out for a remedy.
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I think you've done an excellent job with the quotes. This one is especially true: "There is no more important contribution that we can make to society than strong, publicly-spirited investigative journalism." There is no more honorable writing in this world than investigative journalism. This is
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This article sounds too much like a promotion about investigative journalism, focusing only on its accomplishments but not its failures (everything has pros and cons; to selectively display only one side is biased). Similarly, there is a lack of background on the practice. I've already removed the
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You need to take more time and care to establish your arguments. For instance, how is it "promotion" when brief information is presented about an official global organisation of 165 journalists in more than 65 countries? If you know about failures, you can add a section thereon. Please edit the
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Morning all. I think this article is a good start. It needs fleshing out quite a bit. In fact a few more bones could be added also. I am happy to collaborate with any other editors who have access to any solid information on investigative journalism. I am also doing some research into ethical
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Somebody needs to go through all the entries of "examples" and insert the referencing, or alternatively delete those without referencing, or disregard the previous editor's deletion.
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I think I did this correctly - this talk page was blanked and vandalized in Jan 2022. I don't think there were any edits (other than bots re-tagging the page) in the meanwhile.
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The Investigative Reporter's Handbook: A Guide to Documents, Databases and Techniques by Len Bruzzese, Brant Houston, and Steve Weinberg (Hardcover - Feb 15, 2002)
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article in a neutral and positive way. I await your more considered and evidenced views and in the meantime am reverting your over-hasty edits.
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article doesn't seem to cover (or be likely to ever cover) anything not within the scope of this article. Any objections to merging? --
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Investigative Reporting: A Study in Technique (Journalism Media Manual,) by DAVID SPARK (Paperback - Dec 1999)
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Hi if there is anyone out there who wants to verify my quotes I am placing them in right now. Thanks.
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https://books.google.com/books?id=JOItkXKZ-3EC&pg=PA212#v=onepage&q=synonymn&f=false
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https://web.archive.org/web/20090721045639/http://www.publicintegrity.org/investigations/icij/
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Investigative Journalism : Context and Practice by Hugo de Burgh (Paperback - May 2000)
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I'm going to go ahead and remove that assertion as completely contrary to the source.
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standards and IJ. Any information from reliable sources will be much appreciated.
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Is "Investigative Journalist" as a synonym for "Muckraker"? Source says "no"
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On page 212, second column, about half way down, I see (with my emphasis):
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They're pretty recent. I'll have a browse. Any input is much appreciated.
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Knowledge (XXG) level-5 vital articles in Society and social sciences
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parts promoting ICIJ, but it needs to be improved further. --
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This book is quite rigorous. It covers practice pretty well.
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for additional information. I made the following changes:
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Hi again. Here are some sources that could be useful.
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This book may help explain the methodologies of IJ.
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