August 2nd, 2012
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Investigative Journalism Comes to YouTube

The I Files is the new investigative journalism YouTube channel powered by news sources such as, The New York Times, The Investigative News Network, BBC, ABC and Al-Jazeera. This channel will showcases the top investigative journalism pieces around the world. 

This sounds like a great idea. Since YouTube is the home for the personal broadcast, I wonder if some will be inspired by The I Files to take on their own investigative pieces. Let’s see what this channel will do! 

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July 6th, 2012
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BBC global news chief on trust: 'If they believe us, they will share it' | Media news | Journalism.co.uk

rwashburn:

Peter Horrocks tells World Media Summit in Moscow audiences trust news shared by their family and friends more than articles shared by ‘most traditional media’

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July 2nd, 2012
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The Future of Newsgathering and the Changing Media Landscape: a Blottr debate - UK news - Blottr

rwashburn:

Last night some of the ‘finest minds in media’ came together to debate and discuss newsgathering, citizen journalism and the future of the industry at the exclusive Frontline Club. Moderated by the BBC broadcaster Nikki Bedi, the panel included Paul Lewis (Guardian), Matthew Eltringham (BBC College of Journalism), Mark Evans (Sky News), Gavin Sheppard (Media Trust) and Ravin Sampat (Blottr). Each of the esteemed panellists provided insights into the work of their individual organisations, and how they are incorporating the increasingly important role of the citizen journalist.

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