Investigative Journalism Sources and Techniques
Explore the sources of investigative journalism, including primary and secondary sources, leaked documents, and the role of reporters. Learn how to distinguish news sources in investigative journalism and delve into the methods used to uncover crucial information. Contact the tutor for more details.
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DAR ES SALAAM SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM MODULE NAME: INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM MODULE CODE:GST 06207 DEPARTMENT :JOURNALISM MODULE LEVEL:NTA LEVEL 6 MODULE SEMESTER: II TUTOR S NAME: STELLA MSALIBOKO OUR MOTTOR: MEDIA FOR DEMOCRACY
TOPIC 2:SOURCES OF STORIES IN INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM What is Source? SOURCE refers the person or organization to whom a quote or paraphrase in a news story is attributed. OUTLINE SOURCES OF STORIES IN INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM In investigative journalism the other reporters are one of the most reliable sources of information. The source is someone at the Centre of the event or issue. Means the written documents are the big help in investigative journalism Reporters or Other Journalist Primary sources Written sources 2
Continued Leaked documents Also are the source of the information much leaked documents it is done in purposed to get a crucial information about something or someone. Secondary sources Textbooks, edited works, books and articles that interpret or review research works, histories, biographies, reviews of law and legislation, political analyses and commentaries. DISTINGUISH NEWS SOURCEIN INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM News sources are the verified individuals, companies and documents that provide the information around which a journalist, website or publication might write a story. WHILE Investigative journalism sources these reporter, reports deeply facts on investigate a single topic of interest, such as serious crimes, political corruption. 3
Full name: STELLA MSALIBOKO Department: ACADEMIC Email Address: stella23@gmail.com Phone number: 0687308675 CONTACT TUTOR IN CHARGE
