Bob Woodward explains the three ways journalists get their information and comments on the future of in-depth journalism in the digital age.

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As newsrooms around the country downsize, investigative reporting is facing a crisis. The Washington Post's Bob Woodward and Bill Buzenberg of the Center for Public Policy, take a close look at what investigative reporting means in keeping government and business accountable.

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In an excerpt of a forum hosted by "The Nation" on the future of media, The New Yorker's Jane Mayer discusses the shrinking pool of investigative reporters today, and the challenges faced by publications that want to support quality investigative reporting. The video is part of The Nation's continuing "Journalism in 10" Series.

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JW August, the managing news editor of KGTV, San Diegos ABC affiliate, traces the decline of investigative reporting in todays mainstream media in this event sponsored by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UC San Diego. Series: Osher UCSD Distinguished Lecture Series [12/2008] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 15415]

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Vanguard executive producer and correspondent Adam Yamaguchi discusses the exhilarating, unpredictable nature of investigative journalism. Watch more Vanguard Mondays at 9/8c on Current TV. "Vanguard" is a no-limits documentary series whose award-winning correspondents put themselves in extraordinary situations to immerse viewers in global issues that have a large social significance. Watch more Vanguard Mondays at 9/8c on Current TV. www.current.com VIEW more Vanguard & SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube Playlist here... www.youtube.com

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On the Tuesday, March 13 edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex talks with investigative journalist and author Greg Palast, described as a "cross between Sam Spade and Sherlock Holmes." Palast is a recipient of the George Orwell Courage in Journalism Prize for his BBC television documentary, Bush Family Fortunes. He is the author of several books, including The Best Democracy Money Can Buy and Armed Madhouse. www.gregpalast.com www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv twitter.com www.facebook.com

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This is a highlight. To view the full clip visit www.abc.net.au With decreasing resources being allocated by newspapers for in-depth investigations, journalists often turn to book publishers to tell their stories. In this great session, Peter FitzSimons chaired a group of journalists and authors to share insights, and reveal some tricks and methods of their trade.

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www.gijc2010.ch http One of the most award investigative journalist, Seymour Hersh, has accepted the invitation made by the GIJC 2010 to be a keynote speaker in Geneva. Known as early as 1969 to be the journalist who broke the My Lai scandal in Vietnam, Seymour Hersh has more recently exposed the Abu Ghraib scandal. Hersh has published eight books, including, most recently, "Chain of Command", which was based on his reporting on Abu Ghraib for the New Yorker magazine. It is the first time that Hersh spoke at GIJC.

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Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com Informants are running to US regulators to report allegations of accounting fraud and market manipulation, lured by the possibility of multi-million dollar payouts under a Dodd-Frank program. That's according to a Financial Times story. We'll have to wait and see where that goes, but we'll talk to someone whose been blowing the lid off of banking and hedge fund corruption for years. Teri Buhl brings us into that world firsthand and tells us about her latest story of sex and scandal in New Canaan, Connecticut, which she's already been sued over. We visit hedge fund land, for a story which is perhaps much more representative of the fraud and moral decay of its Wall Street inhabitants. It involves Mitchell Vazquez (or Mitch Vazquez for short), a trader whose been busted by regulators and banned from the business in the past by both the CFTC as well as the SEC, but that seemingly hasn't stopped his trading or troubles. He tried to bust his stripper assistant Helen Kapoutsos for stealing (she's been charged with embezzling) after she was allegedly paid to have threesomes with him and his fiancé Pamela Mercedes Chiesi, who also happens to be the sister of a convicted insider trader Danielle Chiesi. Quite the plot. We hear about it from Teri Buhl, investigative journalist, who tells us about the story and the bigger picture issues. For instance, when Vasquez settled with regulators multiple times, he never had to admit or deny guilt. It's a <b>...</b>

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Documentary maker Eamonn Matthews talks about how television can be used in investigative journalism. His presentation was part of the Coventry Conversations event held on Wednesday 8 March 2011.

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Before joining CIR in January of 2008 Rosenthal had done pretty much everything that could be done done in a newspaper: copy-boy, reporter, foreign correspondent, investigative reporting and executive editor. He did not have a ring side seat to the collapse of the newspaper business model, he was in the ring, taking some serious shots. At CIR he is in the forefront of creating a new model for high quality, unique journalism, within the crucial niche of investigative reporting. He believes that the new newsroom must be innovative, risk taking, and nimble. The journalists, the story tellers — and story telling is central — must exist in a symbiosis with the technology wizards. Together they can find the answer to sustainability, audience growth and impact at a time when the credibility of news is under assault. Trustworthy organizations will not only have financial value, they are crucial to democracy." Recorded April 2, 2011 at The Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, San Francisco, California. About TEDx, x = independently organized event In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx <b>...</b>

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An overview of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) - a unique network of more than 100 leading journalists in 50 countries. Launched in 1997 as a project of the Center for Public Integrity, ICIJ works on transnational investigations of crime, corruption, and lack of accountability.

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Sarah Ferguson reports on how a tiny faulty engine part almost brought down the pride of the Qantas fleet. What caused the dramatic mid air engine explosion on board the Qantas super jumbo? (2010)

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An investigative journalist attempts to arrive at their own conclusions about the truth of a story, and they do so in a way that mimics academic research. Find out why investigative journalists can take a longer time in developing stories with help from a journalism professor in this free video on careers in journalism. Expert: Ken Blake Contact: mtsusurveygroup.org/mtpoll/ Bio: Ken Blake, Ph.D., is a Middle Tennessee State University journalism professor. Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge

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Ian Overton editor of The Bureau of Investigative Journalism on preparing a Dispatches documentary and a series for Al Jazeera English.

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17. Journalists Jane Akre and Steve Wilson were fired by the Fox News television station they work for after refusing to change their investigative report on Posilac, a Bovine Growth Hormone (BGH) made by Monsanto. Their research documents potential health and safety problems of drinking milk treated with the synthetic hormone, but threatened with legal action from Monsanto, Fox wants the negative effects played down. The court eventually throws out Akre's whistle blower lawsuit after deciding that the media is allowed to lie. For a playlist of all 23 chapters in order: www.youtube.com

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The woolly mammoth in Siberia video has made its way around multiple media outlets and YouTube in just a few days. When I first saw this video I instantly could tell it was fake based on the fake camera motion alone. I also noticed other things and mentioned them here: thehoaxkiller.com Then later the member ModerateMartian found the original source video which confirmed my original observations here: thehoaxkiller.com ModerateMartian contacted the owner of the source video Lou Petho when he found his video, and this was Lou's reply: www.youtube.com Now the known internet hoaxer Michael Cohen may have stepped on the wrong toes because Lou Petho is seeking legal advice for Cohen's and Bancroft Media's outright copyright infringement. I support Lou Petho 100% because I am tired of seeing the fraud Michael Cohen using deception for profit. If you support Lou Petho then let him know: www.youtube.com loupetho@gmail.com Here is the most recent article on this controversy: www.huffingtonpost.com HOAX Source: www.thesun.co.uk Lou Petho's Siberia Video Source: www.youtube.com More debunk articles: www.msnbc.msn.com news.yahoo.com Don't forget to visit thehoaxkiller.com! thehoaxkiller.com

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What a "far-left loon" this O'Reilly is, he must really "hate his Country"! Bill O'Reilly, when he was on Inside Edition, reports on Oswald's association with the CIA. Gee Bill, here you are spouting a conspiracy theory! That's unamerican. Why do you hate this country, you two-faced hypocrite? I'm not saying that you should be fired. I'm saying that Fox News has a BIG problem. Just when was it that you turned to the dark side?

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'Unbearable Time' its a torture history. It was made by Justice Foundation. Justice Foundation has made some video documentary on Islamic militancy, extra judicial killings, bright economic prospective and minority-Indigenous torture in Bangladesh. These documentaries are non professional. Please watch these documentaries. Jahangir Alam Akash is a professional journalist. He is working for global peace, human rights, press freedom, freedom of speech and democracy. He is from Bangladesh. For his investigative reporting on Islamic militancy, extra judicial killings, minority and indigenous repression, state torture, political terrorism, corruption and women-children torture in TV channel, Radio German DW and the oldest newspaper of Bangladesh the daily Sangbad, he was illegally arrested, brutal tortured and detained for 28 days by army. As a political persecuted journalist, from 29th May, 2009, he has a guest for Hamburg Foundation. He has been working as a journalist as well as human rights defender based in Bangladesh since 1989. But, now he is living in Germany with a scholarship of Hamburg Foundation as a political persecuted journalist. He has completed his BA (Honours) and MA degree in Philosophy and Post Graduate Diploma in Civic Journalism in Journalism from Rajshahi University in Bangladesh. He has written six books on human rights, militancy, Indigenous and minority oppression, media freedom and extra judicial killings. The books are in English "Struggle for peace <b>...</b>

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Democracy Now! - democracynow.org - As 2010 draws to a close, what is the role of the United States in the world today? From the ongoing wars in Afghanistan and Iraq to the cuts to social programs here at home, where is there emerging hope for change around the world? We spend the hour with award-winning investigative journalist and activist Allan Nairn. "You vote for Democrat, you vote for Republican, you get the same thing on state murder, on preventable death. But we here have the right to rebel. We have to use it." Watch Part 2: www.youtube.com For the complete interview, video/audio podcast, transcript, to sign up for the daily news digest, and for today's entire show, visit www.democracynow.org. Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org

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It is an old story but anyways it is true that the rogue regime in Addis Ababa has been using foreign aid as a weapon of repression.

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In this online exclusive, Al Jazeera's Riz Khan talks to investigative journalist Greg Palast - who authored the New York Times best-sellers "Armed Madhouse" and "The Best Democracy Money Can Buy".

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Charles "Chuck" Lewis, a national investigative reporter and former producer for ABC News and CBS News 60 Minutes, discusses how to find story ideas and develop sources before starting to interview or write. For more information, please visit www.ijnet.org

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The eagerly awaited third series is here! 10pm Weekly from Mon Sept 10 2007 on FIVE.

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Good investigative journalism that exposes and brings change will always be prized by the public despite the predicted demise of newspapers and big media, according to a leading US investigative journalist who is visiting the Pacific and Australia. Speaking at the School of Journalism and Communication at The University of Queensland, former NBC TV investigative reporter Lea Thompson said she was confident and not pessimistic that the public wanted in depth journalism and journalists to be watchdogs for our society. I cannot imagine that citizens not demand we as journalists keep looking out for them. Our [USA] constitution and the First Amendment almost demands journalists go in search of documents available to us, Ms Thompson said. She said the public would soon be getting most of its news from the Web, which she claimed made it easier for digital-literate journalists to investigate issues and stories. All those things that took a hundred phone calls, we can do very quickly now, so hopefully we can take time to do the enterprise stuff and really talk to sources. She said that in the United States special foundations were being established to fund web-based investigative journalism including the contracting of high profile journalists to investigate specific stories. It is an exciting age for journalism students, according to Ms Thompson who admitted to having forced herself to learn more about digital and web-based technology and journalism practice. She said there <b>...</b>

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Kevin Keeshan is Vice President, News Director for KGO-TV/DT, the ABC-owned station in San Francisco. He is a longtime member of the Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE). For more information about joining, go to: www.ire.org/join.

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Democracy Now! - democracynow.org - As 2010 draws to a close, what is the role of the United States in the world today? We spend the hour with award-winning investigative journalist and activist Allan Nairn. Watch Part 4: www.youtube.com For the complete interview, video/audio podcast, transcript, to sign up for the daily news digest, and for today's entire show, visit www.democracynow.org. Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org

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Democracy Now! - democracynow.org - As 2010 draws to a close, what is the role of the United States in the world today? We spend the hour with award-winning investigative journalist and activist Allan Nairn. For the complete interview, video/audio podcast, transcript, to sign up for the daily news digest, and for today's entire show, visit www.democracynow.org. Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org

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Journalist-writer and human rights defender Jahangir Alam Akash has made investigative report onextra judicial killings, corruption, minority-Indigenous oppression and Islamic militancy in DW Radio German (International media, Radio), CSB News (first 24 hours news TV channel in Bangladesh) and the oldest Bengali newspaper of Bangladesh the Daily Sangbad. Only for his professional activities he has obtained huge enemies from different sectors such as Army, RAB, Islamic militant, some political influential. So, he was illegally arrested, tortured and detained for 28 days by army-RAB in 2007. He was hung with the ceiling for 15 hours in an army torture camp with blind folded. They wanted to kill him in the name of so called crossfire. But, by the national and international intervene (especially for the helped of Asian Human Rights Commission, Amnesty International, CPJ, RSF, IFJ, IPI, IEFX, GHRD, BRCT and BFUJ etc.) Akash has got his second life. RAB was tortured him in front of his child, wife and rental house owner. They gave him electric shocked, hung him (for 15 hours) with the ceiling, they blind folded (for 15 hours) him. They have implicated him with several false, fabricated and political motivated charges. Now he is living in exile in Germany. After his persecution he has wrote six (including two in English) books on Islamic militancy, extra judicial killings, corruption, minority oppression, human rights violation, press freedom and freedom of speech. He has <b>...</b>

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The first grant the Fund For Investigative Journalism made was in 1969 to freelance reporter Seymour Hersh. The grant helped him uncover the My Lai massacre by American troops in 1968. Hersh's dispatches changed the world's perception of the war in Vietnam.

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