Caught in a trap: what journalists can learn from systems thinking
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.
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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.
So what tools do we have for recognising those patterns?
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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. So what tools do we have for recognising those patterns?
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So what tools do we have for recognising those patterns?
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