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Developing the Future of Investigative Journalism Online

Posted by samzenpus on from the become-a-wiki-reporter dept.

meckdevil writes "If you're a cutting-edge geek with an interest in investigative journalism, there's a great job opening at the badly named Reporter's Lab, a project supported by Duke University's DeWitt Wallace Center for Media and Democracy. Headed up by former Washington Post editor and reporter Sarah Cohen, the Reporter's Lab is Duke's effort to extend what is known as 'computational journalism' into the realm of investigative reporting and thereby make investigative reporters more efficient and effective."

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  1. University of CAFR by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Troll

    Journalism isn't going to come from a College who abuses and uses CAFR and won't talk about CAFR. Right now, our officials who we can't even tell if they are elected or not cause the ballots can't be counted anymore, are all about destroying the Constitution and Bill Of Rights, while destroying the markets, monetary system, pensions, savings, retirement. Might as well enjoy the ride until it comes to your front door via haarp in weapon mode, with fema and dhs right behind. And what channel shall it all be broadcast on? The FCC channel, the DHS channel. Some fuckass blackhat SEO censored news website without a search engine? Some government website with a bunch of fucking PDF's which are unsearchable. Fuck Journalists. Fuck Everyone, this shit is pathetic. Go back to compiling your fucking kernels, before they come to kill you off next for speaking out. There is no Constitution or bill of rights, only a bunch of banksters and oligarchs. There is no justice. There is no freedom. Just a bunch of trolls to mark this post down into never to be seen mode.

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