Investigative Journalism Flashcards

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What is Investigative Journalism ?

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it is a form of journalism where journalists conduct in depth investigations to uncover information of public interest that is often hidden

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What are the objectives of Investigative journalism ?

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  • Expose the truth
  • uncover illegal activities
  • uncover scandals
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What do journalists use for work ?

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In depth research
Fact checking
Investigative Techniques

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What is “in depth research”

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Utilizing documents, archives, interviews, to gather information.

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What are the Investigative Techniques

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Surveillance
data analysis
field investigations
confidential sources

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What are the ethics and legality, journalist have to face ?

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Journalistic Ethics
Legality

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What are the journalistic ethics ?

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  • Respect for privacy
  • Accuracy
  • Impartiality
  • Fairness
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What are the impacts of doing this job ?

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  • Legislative changes
  • legal actions
  • public awareness
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What are the risks ?

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  • Threats of lawsuits
  • harassment
  • intimidation
  • physical danger
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What is the Watergate scandal ?

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The investigation by Washington Post journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein that led to the resignation of U.S. President Richard Nixon.

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