
INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM TRENDS
ISBN
10239499
Publication month
April
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$35.00
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Pacific Media Centre
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Pacific Journalism Review has called on journalists to keep faith with their fundamental job of being an “outsider” – confronting, not acting as a handmaiden to power.
The media research journal, in its third edition dealing with investigative journalism methodologies, has featured several major investigations, including Munster award-winning journalist Jo Chandler for her series on sorcery in Papua New Guinea and other issues.
In the editorial by issue co-editor Professor Wendy Bacon, the journal has warned over the business model pressures that have threatened “sustained high quality investigative journalism”.