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ProPublica works to create quality investigative journalism. To read items of unusual interest in this field, or to see the work of others also promoting investigative journalism on a non-profit basis, click on the links below.
Articles
Investigative Reporting in the Web Era
by Paul E. Steiger
McKinsey & Company What Matters, Oct. 14, 2009
Going Online With Watchdog Journalism
by Paul E. Steiger
Nieman Reports, Spring 2008
Global Investigative Journalism: Strategies for Support (PDF)
Center for International Media Assistance
Dec. 5, 2007
The Growing Importance of Non-Profit Journalism (PDF)
by Charles Lewis, Shorenstein Fellow, Spring 2006
President, The Fund for Independence in Journalism
Today’s Investigative Reporters Lack Resources (HTML / New Window)
by Chelsea Ide and Kanupriya Vashisht
The Arizona Republic, May 28, 2006
Sites
Center for Investigative Reporting
Center for Media and Democracy
The Center for Public Integrity
Investigative Reporters and Editors
The Schuster Institute for Investigative Journalism
New England Center for Investigative Reporting at Boston University
Press Releases
ProPublica Seeks Two More Reporters and a Blogger (9/30/2009)
Sunlight Foundation & ProPublica Create New Foreign Lobbying Influence Tracker (8/18/2009)
Jesse Eisinger Joins ProPublica’s Reporting Team (7/09/2009)
New ProPublica Reporting Network Will Recruit Citizen Journalists for Investigative Reporting (5/20/2009)
ProPublica Announces Investigative Governance Prize Winners (5/19/2009)
ProPublica Announces New Bailout Resource Site With Database, Blog and More (4/15/2009)
The Washington Post and ProPublica Examine Timothy Geithner’s Oversight of the New York Fed (4/3/2009)
ProPublica Adds Amanda Michel to Its Newsroom (3/5/2009)
ProPublica Announces New ‘ChangeTracker’ Tool To Reveal Updates & Changes to Government Web Sites (2/19/2009)
WNYC Radio, The Takeaway and ProPublica Announce ‘ShovelWatch’ (2/6/2009)
ProPublica Announces New Prizes for Investigative Governance (11/17/2008)
ProPublica Completes Initial Staffing (9/2/2008)
ProPublica Announces More Staff Additions (7/10/08)
More Top Reporters Joining ProPublica (6/5/08)
ProPublica Announces Additional News Hires (4/16/08)
Noted Reporters and Web Technologist Join New Investigative Team (2/19/08)
ProPublica Appoints Journalism Advisory Board (2/11/08)
Stephen Engelberg Named Managing Editor of ProPublica (12/6/07)
ProPublica Announces the Formation of a Non-Profit, Investigative News Room (10/15/07)
ProPublica in the News
"ProPublica's Paul Steiger Talks About the Future of Journalism and More!," All Things Digital, Dec. 21, 2009
"Amid Newsroom Cutbacks Are 'Watchdogs' Still Awake? And Can Outsiders Fill the Gaps?," Editor and Publisher, Oct. 29, 2009
"One Newspaper, Many Checkbooks," The New York Times, July 19, 2009
"Old Guard: At ProPublica, Charity Begins in the Newsroom," Mediaite, July 15, 2009
"The Not-For-Profit Panacea," NPR, Feb. 6, 2009
"ProPublica: Could the Non-Profit Model Be the Saviour of the Newspaper Industry?," The Editors Weblog, Feb. 6, 2009
ProPublica a Finalist for the 2009 Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting, Shorenstein Center, Jan. 30, 2009
"Shining a Light," On the Media, Aug. 15, 2008
"ProPublica a Boost to Watchdogs," Times Union, July 25, 2008
"Outside Agitators," Columbia Journalism Review, July 25, 2008
"The Human Search Engines," The Guardian, June 30, 2008
"Non-Profit Groups Financing Independent Journalism," The News Hour With Jim Lehrer, June 24, 2008
"Self-Made Philanthropists," The New York Times Magazine, March 9, 2008
"Nonprofit News," American Journalism Review February/March, 2008
"Financier Backs Project to Beef Up Investigative Reporting," The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Nov. 1, 2007
"News Venture Aims to Provide Deep Reporting," NPR: All Things Considered, Oct. 15, 2007
"Group Plans to Provide Investigative Journalism," The New York Times, Oct. 15, 2007
ProPublica Documents
Annual Report on Form 990, 2008
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