Innovation in journalistic investigative methods Interview with journalist Audrey Travère
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2023-11-10
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Collaborative journalism, investigative journalism,, innovation, donations, NGO
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Forbidden Stories is a project that aims to protect the information of journalists under threat, monitor their work and publish their investigations in case they are arrested (Reporters Without Borders). This is a dialogue with French journalist Audrey Travère who has worked on the project. Her testimony provides an opportunity to reflect on the concepts of innovation, investigative journalism and collaborative journalism. Forbidden Stories is not funded by advertising, but by donations, it is an NGO, a non-profit organization.
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How to Cite
de Luis Andrés, M. (2023). Innovation in journalistic investigative methods: Interview with journalist Audrey Travère. #PerDebate, 7(1), 28-35. https://doi.org/10.18272/pd.v7i1.3087
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