Why We’re Giving Away Our Reporting Recipe
Over the past two years, ProPublica reporters Charles Ornstein and Tracy Weber have done a remarkable job of examining how states oversee misconduct by medical professionals, chiefly nurses.
Today, we are doing something relatively unusual for a news organization in the midst of a running story: We’re publishing the journalistic insights and techniques that have allowed us to do this reporting.
Go to our reporting recipe.
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When News Falls in the Forest
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