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IRE and NICAR offer several opportunities for members and even non-members to exchange ideas, information, techniques and war stories. Joining is easy and, if you don't want the e-mails coming directly to you, you can review listserv archives at your leisure.
IRE-LThe IRE-L Mailing List serves as a forum on the techniques of investigative reporting and ideas for investigative stories. It also acts as a posting board for new developments at IRE.IREPLUS-L
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The IRE-Plus Mailing List serves as a forum for the discussion of techniques related to investigative reporting. Members seeking advice in a specific area or on a special project can find help here. It also acts as a posting board for new developments at IRE. (This is a members-only listserv.)NICAR-L
The NICAR-L Mailing List serves as a forum for the discussion of subjects related to computer-assisted reporting. It also acts as a posting board for new developments at NICAR, including seminar announcements and database information.CENSUS-L
The CENSUS-L was started as an offshoot of NICAR-L. Discussion is primarily about the Census, but there may be talk about mapping as well.CFIC-L
CFIC-L is an electronic mailing list for discussion of campaign finance reporting tools and techniques. It also offers the latest news from the Campaign Finance Information Center.IRE-EDU
The IRE-EDU Mailing List serves as a forum for journalism educators, particularly for those teaching public affairs, investigative or computer-assisted reporting. (This is a members-only listserv.)IREBC-L
The IREBC-L Mailing List serves as a forum for IRE's broadcast members and allows discussion of investigative techniques and concerns among broadcasters. (This is a members-only listserv.)IREISSUES-L
The purpose of this listserv is for those who want to discuss overall issue involved in investigative journalism.For example, discussions on ethics, conspiracy theories and debates belong on this listserv and not ire-l or ireplus-l, which is for discussions on investigative techniques.IREBIZ-L
This listserv is for discussions on IRE policies and practices and operations. For example, questions about board policies would be discussed here rather than on ire-l or ireplus-l.
