'Investigative reporting' presentation slideshows

Issues in Journalism

Weeks 1-13 Study Points from The Elements of Journalism lectures. Issues in Journalism. Week 13 (Nov. 14-21). Monday Chapter 8 lecture Cain blog assignment due Essay assigned Wednesday Reading assignment: Chapter 9 Quiz. Raising Cain!. Some selections from student research:

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Issues in Journalism

Weeks 1-7 Study Points from The Elements of Journalism lectures. Issues in Journalism. Issues. NPR fires news analyst Juan Williams

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The Fourth Estate: Journalism as Part of Our Government

Theme IV: Monitoring the Powerful EQs: Why is freedom of press essential to any democratic society? What is the impact of press on the society?. The Fourth Estate: Journalism as Part of Our Government

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Stead and the Law

Stead and the Law. Can Morality ever Justify Breaking the Law?. Barry Turner, Senior Lecturer in Media Law Lincoln School of Journalism and The Centre for Broadcasting and Journalism Nottingham Trent University. W.T. Stead.

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History of News

History of News. Why? Become a more media literate consumer of news. Learn foundational news information so you can apply it in your newspaper project (coming soon). Agenda. What ? Identify bias in the news

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What areas did Progressives think were in need of the greatest reform?

Turn in 17.1 Reading homework! ?. What areas did Progressives think were in need of the greatest reform?. Progressivism was a movement that believed the social challenges caused by industrialization, urbanization, and immigration in the 1890s and 1900s could be addressed.

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Radio and TV Journalism RTV 303 lecture 11

Radio and TV Journalism RTV 303 lecture 11. Mrs. Sarah Amin. Lecture Objectives. The student should be able to: State some basic principles for investigative reporting. What is investigative journalism?.

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Radio and TV Journalism RTV 303 lecture 11

Radio and TV Journalism RTV 303 lecture 11. Mrs. Sarah Amin. Lecture Objectives. The student should be able to: State some basic principles for investigative reporting. What is investigative journalism?.

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Investigative Journalism

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Civil rights

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Unit 3: Mass Media, Political Parties and Interest Groups

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The Progressive Movement 1895-1920

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Public sources for profiling

Public sources for profiling. Advanced Google, Twitter searches Other social media News databases Courts Bankruptcy Divorce Political donations Liens Property titles. Investigative reporting and beat journalism. Devising strategies.

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Investigative reporting and beat journalism

Investigative reporting and beat journalism. Devise a game plan Identify the institutions that have responsibilities Study the key numbers Create alerts Check in with sources File access requests.

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