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One of the most powerful ways to generate original journalism is to look at the systems behind stories — particularly the points where those systems fail. For investigative work, those points are central. Surface-level scandals often stem from deeper systemic problems. So what tools do we have for recognising those pat
Next time someone asks, tell them that $1 invested in journalism can generate more than $100 in public savings through reclaimed funds, improved public services and reduced corruption
Editor’s Note: Newsroom leadership rarely gets the deliberate practice it demands, and ComplexDiscovery OÜ built this tutorial to give it some. The second installment of The ComplexDiscovery Tutorial, following a first edition on cybersecurity, governance and eDiscovery, runs 21 contestable propositions about how newsr
Sending FOIs to multiple bodies across the country to get the big picture on an issue sounds like a great idea — until the responses start to trickle in. Differences between responses often make mass FOI projects extremely time-consuming as you try to get everything into a format that allows you to ask journalistic que
Across Europe, journalist-led organisations like Stockholm's Blue Office and Berlin's Publix are reviving the sense of community, collaboration, and support once found in traditional newsrooms — offering a contrast to the more solitary and digital freelance experience common in the UK
Practical tips for journalists and editors, drawing on the Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2026
San Francisco Chronicle + Everlaw Play this video on Vimeo Watch to see how Everlaw helped investigative journalists at the San Francisco Chronicle use document review and fact finding tools to uncover the truth behind radioactively contaminated land being used for new housing developments. Related Success Stories <svg
When workplace investigations hit the headlines, the risks can escalate quickly. Suddenly, employers are dealing with media attention, social media commentary, employee concerns and potentially serious reputational risk – all while trying to conduct a fair and effective investigation. We were recently privileged to hos
How AI is modernizing investigations for high-stakes matters As scrutiny intensifies, leaders must understand how AI can strengthen investigations without compromising reliability, privilege or trust. In brief AI is transforming investigations by accelerating analysis of communications, transactions and evidence while
How Balancing Automation and Talent Reshapes the Flow of FOIA and Public Records Requests A Conversation with Michael Sarich, former Director of FOIA at the Department of Veterans Affairs. by David Pemberton Reading Time — 7 minutes June 30, 2026 Facebook <a class="social-sharing__link" href="https://twitter.com/intent
Freelance crime writer Employer: The Digger Salary: Competitive Location: Remote Closing date: 4 August 2026 Write for The Digger The Digger is looking for freelance journalists to produce one in-depth, two-page feature each week. Fee: £200 for a 750-word feature. Each article should include: A strong
The testimony of NBI Agent John Mark Calilung offers a look at how investigators collect, preserve, and authenticate online evidence for use in court
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