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Battling burnout in a tweet-breaking world

By Uliana Pavlova "If you think you are indispensable, just die and see what happens." – Ron Nixon It seems almost impossible to find a work/life balance when you're a […]
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Investigative reporter sentenced to prison

Khadija IsmayilovaPhoto by Radio Free Europe Today investigative reporter Khadija Ismayilova was sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison in the country of Azerbaijan. According to one of Ismayilova’s employers, Organized Crime […]
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Next week: Tune in the results of a national research study into investigative journalism

Next week the results of a national survey research project conducted by AR&D and IRE will be revealed. Join us for a webinar on Tuesday, July 30 at 11 a.m. […]
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IRE welcomes new Google Journalism Fellow

IRE is gaining a new summer fellow as part of the first ever Google Journalism Fellowship. Nicole Pasulka of New York University will spend 8 weeks with IRE, as well as a […]
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CAR guides: What a journalism/computer science student is looking forward to

By Dan Hill The hands-on workshops at last year's conference blew me away, and I hope to leave Louisville with exposure to new tools I can put to use in […]
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CAR guides: Advice from a conference veteran

By Wendell Cochran For me, the NICAR conference is one of the highlights of the year. I have attended nearly every one since the first in Raleigh in 1993. Over […]
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CAR guides: Valuable sessions for an interactive news developer

By Derek Willis The first eight or 10 NICARs that I attended, I went heavy on the skills-based sessions, learning specific software from experienced users. As I've gravitated towards a […]
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Car guides: A government reporter's conference plan

By Kate Martin I am really looking forward to this year’s NICAR conference. I started my data training in 2011 with IRE at a week-long CAR boot camp. These days I […]
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CAR guides: A student's plan for Louisville

A year or two ago, thanks to Hacks/Hackers, IRE and the University of Missouri, I became really interested in how I can use data and technology to make me a better […]
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Remembering journalist Richard Ben Cramer

Richard Ben Cramer, a journalist who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1979 as a foreign correspondent for The Philadelphia Inquirer, died this week from complications of lung cancer. Cramer's writing career spanned […]
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