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5 reasons to join #IRE17 in Phoenix

If you’re on the fence about whether to attend the national IRE Conference this year, or need to persuade a reluctant boss to send you, here are five key pitches: […]
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Get a sneak peek at the 2017 IRE Conference schedule

We’re busy planning panels, demos and hands-on classes for the 2017 IRE Conference in Phoenix. We’ve posted a partial list of expected sessions, but here are a few highlights: Want […]
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Tips for turning your investigation into a longform, multiplatform narrative

A serial killer. An Afghan teenager in London. A porn star with an immense knowledge of shell corporations. “Gee," you might say, "is that the cast of the latest Wes Anderson […]
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A guide to mastering the investigative interview

Learn the rules, then break them. That’s how to excel in the not-so-delicate art of the investigative interview, according to Julian Sher, a producer of the CBC’s The Fifth Estate. […]
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Follow the money in state, local elections

By Kaitlin Washburn Journalists from the Sunlight Foundation, National Institute on Money in State Politics, and Voice of OC discussed strategies for following the money in state and local elections. […]
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A conversation with Vanessa Araiza of WBRC in Birmingham

Will Fuller and Vanessa Araiza at the 2016 IRE Conference in New Orleans.Photo: Will Fuller At the 2016 IRE Conference in New Orleans, Knight Scholar Will Fuller sat down with […]
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Tips for putting a human face on your data-driven story

By Soo Rin Kim There’s nothing more boring and unappealing than seeing a story full of numbers. “But it’s a data story,” you say. “I can’t help it!” Put aside […]
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Panama Papers: How the world’s largest collaborative investigation came together

By Soo Rin Kim Journalists who worked on the Panama Papers came together at the IRE Conference to discuss what it take to pull off the world’s largest collaborative investigation. […]
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‘Spotlight’ journalists take us behind the movie, discuss the future of investigative reporting

By Emma Henderson “The truth may never be known.” That quote from an article in the Boston Globe is what motivated Marty Baron to get the paper’s Spotlight team to […]
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A conversation with Jenise Morgan of the Florida Courier

Jenise Morgan of the Florida CourierPhoto by Akira Kyles At the IRE Conference in New Orleans, 2016 Knight Scholar Akira Kyles spoke with attendee Jenise Morgan, senior editor at the […]
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