Collaborative Investigative Journalism - The Next Step
Wahyu Dhyatmika (Tempo, Indonesia)
We know it is important, and we know how to do it, but how do we maintain a strong collaborative network that keep producing high quality investigative report?
in one year time
Challenges
It's a journey, and a process. It is not something you build for one story, or one project. . . . .
ERC Unique Values
We are a network of journalists and newsrooms mostly based in Asia, all dedicated to investigating environmental crimes collaboratively. Our collaborative approach to journalism means that all our content – stories, videos, photos, etc. – are free to be republished and adapted by any media organisation (under Creative Commons license BY-NC 4.0).
1. We don’t want to compete with our newsroom partners, but we want to complement their work and help them do more ambitious stories. �2. Each newsrooms partners are encouraged to adapt our work to fit local contexts, they don't have to publish all of the global angles, but instead focus on their local angles �3. We also give training and story grants, and host gatherings and mini conferences.
Lessons Learned
https://www.investigative.earth/
Karol Ilagan, Editor, Philippine
Alex Papachristou
Thank you!