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Investigative journalism: How to cover international news stories
November 17, 2020 @ 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Join faculty member Nils Hanson to look at the challenges that journalists are facing when an investigation takes them abroad.
Having to cope with tight budgets and restrictions to travel means that it can be unfeasible for journalists to go to every country where the story takes them. As a result, partnering with foreign journalists is often not an option but a necessity.
This online session will look at everything an investigative journalist must consider when he wants to work with colleagues in foreign countries. It will address the following:
How to find trusted colleagues in foreign countries
What are the most reliable Investigative Journalist networks?
How to manage the cooperation on a daily basis
How to build the trust
When the story is ready, how to agree on publishing
What are the financial aspects involved in such partnership?
How to set up a cross-border team of journalists
Nils Hanson, the Editor in Chief of Mission Investigate, the #1 investigative story magazine at SVT, will bring his experience to cover these points. He will also be joined by guest speakers Brigitte Alftner, Olle Zachrison and Belén Lopez Garrido.
Brigitte Alftner is head of DataHarvest conference in Mechelen, Belgium and author of the book “Cross Border collaborative journalism, a step-by-step guide”.
Olle Zachrison is Head of Digital News Development at Swedish Radio (SR). He has been Chairperson of the EBU Investigative Projects & Network (EIPN) since the start in 2017.
Belén Lopez Garrido is a News Editor at the EBU and a Project Manager for the EBU Investigative Projects & Network (EIPN).