Uncovering Asia 2016 (https://2016.uncoveringasia.org/tag/asia-investigative-journalism-conference/)
Virtual reality tools are pushing the frontiers of storytelling, with potential to quite literally immerse the audience into the story. The nascent technology is already being leveraged by some newsrooms. Continue Reading →
Someone always benefits from war and it’s up to journalists to make sense of history as it unfolds. Three veteran reporters spoke at the Second Asian Investigative Journalism Conference about the challenges and risks of covering conflicts in their countries. Continue Reading →
Managing investigative journalism projects can be more daunting than the reporting. The Boston Globe’s Robinson shared the lessons he learned leading Pulitzer Prize-winning Spotlight team. Continue Reading →
In a fully-packed session at the Uncovering Asia 2016 conference in Nepal, Myers demonstrated exactly how journalists can use tools and information available online to investigate subjects and sources. And how to avoid being discovered. Continue Reading →
After a weekend of training, meeting and collaboration sessions, over 370 investigative journalists from 50 countries piled into a banquet room to hear the keynote speech by The Boston Globe’s Walter “Robby” Robinson. The famed editor of the Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative Spotlight team addressed the next generation of reporters in the room as “those who unearth the truth.” Continue Reading →
Linking stories of slavery to big global brands forces change and moves readers and decision-makers to action. Hear from AP reporters about their Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation into the fishing industry in Southeast Asia. Continue Reading →
Follow our live-stream to see Uncovering Asia 2016 conference sessions in real time. Please note, timetable refers to Nepal local time (GMT+5:45). Continue Reading →
Three veteran data reporters talk about the most exciting developments in data journalism, and their favorite tools. Continue Reading →
Today’s financial crimes involve vast multi-national networks and complex money laundering operations and as the crimes get more sophisticated and creative, so does the journalism. Continue Reading →
So severe are the impacts of climate change on the economy, politics, health and livelihood that we journalists need to dig deeper and report them despite the obstacles. That was the overriding message from speakers at Investigating Climate Change, a panel on the first day of this weekend’s Asian Investigative Journalism Conference in Kathmandu, Nepal. Continue Reading →